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Yesterday's snow storm was absolutely terrible. Odie didn't want to stay outside for too long (neither did I) - he'd do his deeds and run back home. Today there was a little bit of sunlight, and although it was still very cold, at least it wasn't windy. Odie had a fun day at the park, and thank God we didn't come across any skunks this time ;-)
Varied and dramatic views are plentiful at the Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain. Founded by Harvard University in 1872, it was deeded to the City of Boston in 1882 with the University responsible for it's development, maintenance, and operation while the City handles it's roads, benches, fountains and policing. This partnership has resulted in a spectacular public park that never disappoints. Boston, Massachusetts, USA..
Vistas variadas y espectaculares abundan en el Arnold Arboretum en Jamaica Plain. Fundado por la Universidad de Harvard en 1872, fue traspasado a la ciudad de Boston en 1882 y la universidad es responsable de su desarrollo, mantenimiento y operación, mientras que la ciudad maneja sus caminos, bancos, fuentes y policia. Esta asociación ha resultado en un espectacular parque público que nunca deja desilusion. Boston, Massachusetts, Estados Unidos.
A woman cries outside houses damaged by an airstrike in Gorenka, Ukraine, on Wednesday Mar. 2, 2022. This photo is by Vadim Ghirda/AP. I uploaded this photo, and the description, from news.yahoo.com to my Flickr photostream today.
at an Israel-Poland friendship exhibition (or something) in Kikar Rabin a few days ago...
more to come.
Nasty Deeds.
Символістський естетик різні вірші виразні конструкції нові причини віддалені слова величезні трюки напружені емоції дидактична алегорія,
intellect points adressant des actes spontanés décrivant des métaphores écrivant des affinités impulsion arts plastiques décadents sourires plaisirs systèmes mystérieux mouvements évoquant émotions émotions évocations structures tournant contrastes voile explications minuscules œuvres formes étonnantes effets invisibles,
Línte allabhrach béim Bizarre naisc mhóra siombailí soiléire ingearach caol doirse inslithe comhthéacs tírdhreacha samhailfhadú,
مسافات لا يمكن تحديدها ، الشعر الديناميكي ، اكتشاف القيم ، الاتجاهات التكميلية ، الصور اللاخطية لنظرية اللاوعي ، التي تتأرجح في التعاملات,
喚起的な反論長いステートメントオリジナルのマニフェストリバティプレイ染み込まれたスタイルビジュアルアプリケーション内接批評家痛烈な結果エッチング歴史的変化むち打ち敵誇り高きステートメント燃やす!
Steve.D.Hammond.
This very little insects helps a lot in spreading flowers everywhere.
This my look as one of what is called "little good deeds." Are these "little good deeds" are really little?
What the insect does here is spreading pollen everywhere. Is this little? Sure it is not.
So do not belittle good deeds.
Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him) said:
“Do not think little of any good deed, even if it is just greeting your brother with a cheerful countenance.”
You can find this saying of the Prophet here in addition to others:
This shot shows a Leucophora satellite fly leaving an Andrena nigroaenea nesting burrow on the garden rockery. I presume it had laid an egg or eggs whilst it was down there. What surprises me is that the mining bee was inside the burrow at the time - I watched her go in, closely followed by the fly.
Large numbers of these flies have been hanging around the nest burrows. They watch out for anything flying towards the colony and follow it. I've seen them following Nomada and Osmia as well as their hosts. I have also seen some spectacular aerobatics by returning Andrena that are being followed by flies that sometimes manage to lose the kleptoparasite.
Settle in, this is going to be a long one! And you don't have to read it... but I find that sometimes getting the thoughts out of my head is helpful!
I thought this week was going pretty well. I was starting to think that in this messed up world there is still some hope. On the 4th of July, as I have done for several years in the past before Covid, I will be running (jogging, walking, struggling through) a 5K around the Statue of Liberty. I do this for two reasons; because the 4th of July is my favorite holiday and I love being surrounded by people dressed in crazy red, white and blue bedazzled attire in a special place, and more importantly, because the run benefits Special Olympics NJ and gives me a chance to participate in something good. On my fundraising page, I offer my friends, family and co-workers the chance "to be heroes" (that sounds much nicer than begging them for their monetary support of my favorite charity!) and as they have done so many times before, they stepped up and together we will be donating enough money to Special Olympics to send more than 50 Special Olympic athletes to the Fall Games. Some of these people are parents that my kids (now in their 30s) played soccer with back in middle school and I hope it makes them feel as good as it makes me feel to do some good in this world where all the news seems so bad. I could go on and on about this topic, thankfully, I won't!
Next, one of my friends at work had her beloved cat that she had for over 20 years pass away and she opened her home and heart to new kitten from a shelter, only to find out shortly afterward that the poor little thing has a heart defect that will cause it to slowly die of heart failure within 1-2 years, unless she can get it medical help which will cost $8000. Not having that kind of money, she was brave enough to put up a "go fund me" page to help raise the funds to save her kitty. I say "brave enough" because there has been plenty of talk about this being ridiculous... it's just a cat... just get another cat ...who spends that kind of money on a cat, etc... and I understand that everyone is entitled to their opinions and that is fine. Me, I took one look at that kitten's face and hit the DONATE button. And... I was not alone. Within 5 days, she has raised half of the money that she needs... not just from friends and family.... but from complete strangers... and I am thinking... well, look at that... maybe people ARE good afterall. That's the beauty of it, yes... it is a lot of money, but if a LOT of people come together to help, anything is possible... isn't that the way it is supposed to be? People helping others? Hmmmm...Faith in people slowly being restored. YeY!
Two weeks ago I went to the abandoned farm that I love and fixed a barn door that was hanging off the rolling hinges on top, figuring that if I didn't, it would end up breaking off, and I didn't want that to happen, because it's such a good spot for photos and because the old barn has stood for so many years that sometimes it just deserves a little help. So, I dragged a step ladder out there and struggled to get it back on the track. Tonight I went back there again to take another version of a photo that I took a couple of years ago, only to find that someone has now started ripping the barn wood off of the side of the barn. I couldn't even believe it. So, I walked around the back of the barn to see if there was any other damage and that's where I found that they had also dumped a mattress and boxspring. I realize that I do not own this property and technically I am trespassing there as well, but I would never break anything, ruin anything, dump anything.... etc. Last week, I found that someone had spray painted in red "Time to float" on the front of the beautiful old stone farmhouse. I tried to sand that off, and tried to get it off with a wire brush, with no success and will probably have to carefully paint over it if I want to make it go away. So, I am right back to square one, thinking that this world is pretty broken and that the good that is left is not going to be enough to overcome the bad people that are thinking only of themselves or pointing fingers and blaming others and telling them that they are wrong and stupid.... because that's all we hear about.... no one hears about the people that care whether a special needs individual is going to get to experience the thrill of being a part of a team or the people that think that a kitten that is loved deserves to live a healthy life for more than a year or two.... so that's why I am telling you... so you know... that these people are out there... quietly doing good without looking for attention and headlines... and thank God for that! ( I feel a little bit better now. Thanks! )
Just as treasures are uncovered from the earth, so virtue appears from good deeds, and wisdom appears from a pure and peaceful mind. To walk safely through the maze of human life, one needs the light of wisdom and the guidance of virtue.
Buddha
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Please visit this fantastic group.. Amazing.
Thank you so much! ♥
...the Brothers Odd.
"Let's get this good deed done and get out of here!"
"Horses fed, Princess and the Knight fed. Good Deeds!"
Ik zei tegen hem, ga even zitten, en hij deed het ook nog...
I said to him, sit down, and he did it too...
Iedereen bedankt voor de reactie en de favorieten/vind ik leuk!!!
Thanks everyone for the response and favorites/Likes!!!
One single shot.
Misschien wel de meest bekende fotostek van de Brennerbahn is deze met zicht op Sankt Jodok am Brenner. Om hoogte te winnen loopt de Brenner spoorlijn in een grote keerlus om het dorp heen. Links van de kerktoren is de spoorlijn en het station van Sankt Jodok am Brenner zichtbaar. Deze fraaie fotostek is echter ook berucht, omdat je deze foto alleen kunt maken vanuit het weiland, waarvan de eigenaar niet wil dat je zijn land betreedt. Eenmaal aangekomen bij het huis van de bewuste boer, kwam de zon net te voorschijn in een groot gat in de dikke bewolking. De stoute schoenen werden aangetrokken en aangebeld bij de boer. Gelukkig deed er niemand open en dus werd snel het hek over gewipt en de afdaling ingezet naar de fotostek. Je loopt hier langs een rij struikgewas en kreupelhout en bij de stek aangekomen sta je ook redelijk uit het zicht van de boerderij. Mijn zonen Koen, Stijn en ik waren niet de enigen die deze ochtend de befaamde fotostek bezochten, want onze landgenoot Tobian stond hier ook al. Tobian bleek vanaf beneden de stek opgezocht te hebben, zodat hij dus niet langs de bewuste boerderij hoefde te lopen. Dat leek ons een prima idee om later de stek weer te verlaten....
Nadat we de eerste treinen hadden gefotografeerd werden we nog bezocht door een ouder lokaal echtpaar dat in het grasveld aan het rondstruinen was. Met een hoop onverstaanbaar gebrabbel probeerden ze ons nog duidelijk te maken dat we niet welkom waren op deze plek, maar nadat we ze hadden geprobeerd duidelijk te maken dat we niets van hun dialect begrepen, lieten ze ons maar met rust en konden we verder ongestoord onze foto's en filmpjes maken.....
Als eerste trein zagen we de stoptrein S3 vanuit Brennero naar Wörgl Hbf tussen de bergen door slingeren. Op 26 april 2023 reden de ÖBB Talent stellen 4024 001 en 4024 084 in deze dienst en zodoende werden ze bij Sankt Jodok am Brenner vereeuwigd.
Overigens kun je op onderstaande link de filmpjes zien die Tobian in Oostenrijk heeft gemaakt: www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8nQhJ72srs
Francorama 2008
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Today we sunbathed and swam in the river and then ran home from the thunderstorm. And also a pipe burst at home ... Welders, sparks, smoke ... Your deeds are wonderful, I will not get bored)
Acid rain has decimated Flidais’ beloved forest. Image Sources: Model: MJRanum, Overlays by pareeerica and Julie Mead; Trees by High Contrast on Flickr, CC3.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/de/deed.en) changes made; Metal Drum from pxhere, CC0; Extra Hair from cindysart.
“The waves of the sea help me get back to me.” --Jill Davis
Listening to.....Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Sometimes I feel like I don't have a partner
Sometimes I feel like my only friend
Is the city I live in, the city of angels
Lonely as I am, together we cry
I drive on her streets 'cause she's my companion
I walk through her hills cause she knows who I am
She sees my good deeds and she kisses me windy
I never worry, now that is a lie
I don't ever wanna feel like I did that day
Take me to the place I love, take me all the way
I don't ever wanna feel like I did that day
Take me to the place I love, take me all the way
It's hard to believe that there's nobody out there
It's hard to believe that I'm all alone
At least I have her love, the city she loves me
Lonely as I am, together we cry
I don't ever wanna feel like I did that day
Take me to the place I love, take me all the way
I don't ever wanna feel like I did that day
Take me to the place I love, take me all the way
Under the bridge downtown
Is where I drew some blood
Under the bridge downtown
I could not get enough
Under the bridge downtown
Forgot about my love
Under the bridge downtown
I gave my life away
FYI It's another Orange-A-Lish Weekend at Pinkalicious.. Just say'n !!
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Recital: God created the heavens and earth and all things, creating a living environment for man. All things reinforce and depend on each other. Under such a principle, man’s living environment exists and lasts in protection. With such a living environment, man can live and multiply, can live and multiply.
1. For thousands of years, the creek flows in such a quiet, quiet way at the foot of the mountain. Directed by the mountain, the creek returns to its hometown. It merges into a river, and then into a sea, into a sea. Thanks to the watching of the mountain, the creek has never got lost. The creek and the mountain reinforce, neutralize, and depend on each other.
2. For thousands of years, the gale has never changed, changed its habit of roaring, roaring. As usual, it often carries, often carries sand and stones, “visiting” and threatening, threatening the mountain. Yet the mountain has never broken down, never broken down the middle. The mountain and the gale reinforce, neutralize, and depend on each other.
3. For thousands of years, the billow has never rested, never stopped its footsteps of expansion. It howls to the mountain again and again. Yet the mountain has never moved a bit due to, due to its howling. It watches the sea, and thus all things within can live and multiply. Ah … ah… The mountain and the billow reinforce, neutralize, and depend on each other. The mountain and the billow reinforce, neutralize, and depend on each other.
from A Continuation of The Word Appears in the Flesh
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The Black Deeds of the Kremlin, vol. 1 is a 1953 book of testimonies published in Toronto by the Ukrainian Association of Victims of Russian Communist Terror, with an introduction by Prof. George W. Simpson of the University of Saskatchewan. I found this book in my late parents' house but have yet to read more than a few pages. The stories are too overwhelming.
Crime and Punishment is a masterpiece of Russian literature by Feodor Dostoevsky.
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