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“The beginning is the most important part of the work.”
Quote – Plato
Coming weeks I am in the middle of a renovation of the house again. That means a lot of noise and many workmen on the floor, who want coffee at set times. And bothering you all the time with questions about one thing or another.
That's why I decided not to fold the dragons for a while and instead fold some modular models. These consist of simple units, so you can easily stop and then continue.
Here you can see three intermediate stages to give an impression of 'having to stop while I'm folding'.
A friend of mine just got a new job and she said she would like to take care of the end results. They get a nice spot on the windowsill. So all in all, three birds with one stone.
Have a nice and inspiring new week ahead.
Every new beginning comes
from some other beginning's end
― Lucius Annaeus Seneca
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Blogged for Winter Solstice in the Mystic Realms and {what next}: picsbypeep.com/2016/12/10/mystical-beginnings/
Cool pastel tones over still water with the tufa formations reflecting in the lake. Wouldn't it be great if moments like this would last forever? ... but then I suppose we would be stuck in time. Mono Lake, California, USA, December 2024
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So a love is lost
A love is won
Go to sleep and dream again
Soon your hopes will rise
And then from all this gloom
Life can start anew
And therell be no crying soon
~Queen - - Dear Friends
(lyrics B May)
Beginning the growing season again.
I was attracted to this by the lines, the dips in the landscape and the cloud shadows.
The church visible above the tree line is St. Nicholas, North Walsham.
The community garden on my walking route is refusing to completely give in to late fall / winter just yet.
“The conceptual boundaries of what it means to be human or what we human beings mean by nature have never been less secure.”15 Emerging from and integrated into a chaotic world rather than a position of mastery and control removed from it, “the cyborg has the potential not only to disrupt persistent dualisms (body and soul; matter and spirit) but also to refashion our thinking about the theoretical understanding of the body as a material entity and a discursive process.”
-Anne Kull, “Cyborg Embodiment and Incarnation,” Currents in Theology and Mission 28, nos. 3–4 (2001): 282.
A Song:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUd3LAFXt5g
The Lyrics:
n the beginning God made the land
Then He made the water and creatures, then He made man
He was born with a passion, love and hate
A restless spirit with a need for a mate
But there was something that was missing, something lost
So he came with the answer, here's what it cost
One part love, one part wild
One part lady, one part child
I give you
Women, women, lots of pretty women
Men, men, they can't live without them
Women, women, lots of pretty women
Men, men, they can't live without them
And in the garden, lust began
The animal instinct, the wanton man
She fed him with a hunger, an appetite
And fillin' with emotion he took a bite
It was one part love, one part child
One part lover, one part wild
I give you
Women, women, lots of pretty women
Men, men, they can't live without them
Women, women, lots of pretty women
Men, men, they can't live without them
Skin on skin, let the love begin
Women
It was one part love, one part wild
One part lover, one part child
A whole lotta fire, a little bit of ice
A whole lotta something you can't sacrifice
I give you
Hair, eyes, skin on skin
Legs, thighs
What's that spell
Women, women, oh, oh
Women, women, callin' every girl
Women, women, all around the world
Women, women, oh we can't live without them
Women, women
Songwriters: Robert John Lange / Richard Savage / Joseph Thomas Elliott / Richard John Cyril Allen / Philip Kenneth Collen / Stephen Maynard Clark
Taken for the theme of "Intimate Landscapes", a small part of an image to fit into a small part of a landscape, a difficult genre to define.
A fern spiral (Koru) in the Palmerston North esplanade gardens bush walk. The koru (Māori for '"loop or coil"') is a spiral shape based on the appearance of a new unfurling silver fern frond. It is an integral symbol in Māori art, carving and tattooing, where it symbolises new life, growth, strength and peace.
(c) Dominic Scott 2020
Just across from the Adelaide Hunter Hoodless homestead was this nice old barn. Just goes to show, that one must always look around.
Maybe it isn't too late for a new year's bright and hopeful beginning? After all, it's all just calendars to keep count of the time that we're flowing with. We could always begin again with the rising sun (which was pretty much my resolution for a brand new life that I had in my mind all along), and start with the rays of hope, walk with hopes and pride and confidence, and get tired after a long day to fall back to sleep for a rest to our body n soul. But alas! that's just life in a nutshell, I wrote!
New changes, I guess that's what we're looking for!
ps. what was your new year's resolution, if any? how do you not turn 80 in 25?
My first time growing strawberries and i have taken the advice to grow them high above the ground as not to be eaten by other than intended ...ME!
ps ..... ripened by the sunshine and tossed in sugar they were YUMMY!
My two beautiful Tulips from two weeks ago.
Tulips give you endless beginnings, when the blooms end its only the beginning, next year they will bloom even brighter.
Have a fabulous Wednesday
~ KissThePixel2021
'In The Beginning...' was one of those magical moments where everything just....kind of came together at once!
I was wanting to go angelic for this one; inspired by Faux Tales' song: Prologue.
And I also want to give a shout out to Be My Mannequin? Pose Store for consistently having exactly what I need! And since I was going angel, I knew exactly what that would be: "The Die Is Cast," a single, unisex hovering pose that comes with Lucifer's Sword prop (which you can see in the picture!)
Faux Tales - "Prologue"