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Project 365|perfection not required
I was in the backyard this morning thinking I would shoot the dead, dried up leaves before we ship them off to the dump, when all of a sudden I heard a rustling in the bushes. Out pops my little one legged, feathery friend. He insists it's been too long since I've feed him his favorite snack... peanuts. So I went to the garage and grabbed a handful and laid them out for him. I made myself comfortable on the ground and watched and clicked. He even came over to a chair close to me and looked at me... I think to say thank you.
dedicata al mio amico Giuseppe, punto in questi giorni da dei tafani durante lo svolgere del suo dovere nei campi...
I ran into my friend Russ on his way out of a local parking lot Tuesday morning. . .took some time for some fellowship and blessing. . . it's always good to run into this guy!
Just one of my few attempts to indulge in traditional hand drawn art portraits. I am not learned in professional art and therefore there are all sorts of "mistakes" in my "artworks". In fact, this friend's elder brother, who is a renown professional street artist in Maldives, said he liked this artwork although he says he is of the opinion I have "broken all rules of art" with this work :)
My dear friend, Kay and I outside Emilio's Cantina in Grovetown, Georgia on April 14, 2015 where we sang karaoke.
She is my best friend, the only friend that I really need.
Right now she is in USA and I miss her so much.
【Hesar-e Qarah Baghi, Iran】 Iranian children, classmates at the school of the village of Hesar-e Qarah Baghi in the Hamedan province of Iran.
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Hope everyone is doing good and enjoying rainy and cloudy skies...can't remember when i saw a decent sunrise or sunset in Miami. This is a view from my new balcony. can not complain :)
have a wonderful day my friend
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It was a beautiful day on the beach- these young boys made me laugh walking on the narrow barrier- I was too far away and just had my p&s with me but I smile every time I look at this pic--the parents might not have thought it was funny!!
Just got a Japanese Traditional Patchwork book. This is my first block. I don't know why they call it "friend's trail", maybe someone knows this?
Portrait of my friend James, a homeless Army veteran on the streets of Kansas City, smiling and saluting at passing traffic. I had the opportunity to meet James and his wife, Gina, earlier in the week while they panhandled on a street corner near downtown. I've met a lot of homeless folks over the years, and almost all of them just want to be treated with respect and dignity, like we all do. James was no different.