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“Expectations are the root of all heartache”
~ William Shakespeare
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"Fulfill me, make me happy, make me feel safe, tell me who I am. The world cannot
give you those things, and when you no longer have such expectations, all self-created
suffering comes to an end."
Eckhart Tolle
You might think I'm crazy
The way I've been cravin'
If I put it quite plainly
Just gimme them babies
So, what you doing tonight?
Better say, "Doin' you right" (yeah)
“Serenity comes when you trade expectations for acceptance.” - Unknown
We just spent a week camping in the woods with no expectations. It was simply "go with the flow" depending how we felt when we woke up in the morning. On one of our hikes I saw this perfect Water Lily floating along peacefully in the marsh and it was a bit how I felt. It was a serene time for reading a book in my hammock swaying slightly between two trees as the leaves rustled above me.
Expectation is like a drug, when taken in the right way, it helps us excel in life. The problem with expectation is that once you expect too much, many a times it became the mother of all disappointment and frustration that tend to lead us to actions that we would ultimately regret. The key to a happy life my friend, is to manage your expectation well.
My boy, dressed in green, just as Finn Bell, the kid in the 1998 film Great Expectations, from Alfonso Cuarón. The cinematography of Emmanuel Lubezki turned the screen into a magic canvas in which the green shades work as the beautiful and permanent reminder that there is hope in this whole story.
From: www.sectorcine.com/noticias/grandes-esperanzas-de-cuaron-...
Finn: youtu.be/AxNCXQODqvs
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There are some fascinating boulders on the shore of Porth Nanven. On my last visit there were numerous beautiful rounded boulders where the little stream enters the sea. This year they have been covered by sand and I had to look for different opportunities. Not that this was a problem as there are plenty of others to catch the eye and with the Brison Islands just of shore the place is a photographers dream.
I was extremely lucky on this visit as the weather was so poor on my way here I nearly didn't bother. I thought it would be a few wet, drizzly LE shots at best. But as I scrambled over the boulders to the shore the weather started to improve and left me all alone here with conditions I certainly didn't expect to find. I came away with some decent images like this one. I suppose it's a case of the old adage, "you have to be out there to catch moments like this", and I nearly didn't!
“Suffering has been stronger than all other teaching, and has taught me to understand what your heart used to be. I have been bent and broken, but - I hope - into a better shape.”
― Charles Dickens, Great Expectations
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This is Hazel waiting for me on a little branch. We had quite some fun today (Squirrels-2019-5834.jpg)