Coin Belt Classic, 2016.

You still cross my mind from time to time

And I mostly smile

Still so set on finding out where we went wrong and why

So I retrace our every step with an unsure pen

Trying to figure out what my head thinks

But my head just ain't what it used to be

And then again, what's the point anyway

I remember you ascending all the stairs up to the balcony

To see if you could see me hidden quietly away

And I remember the skin of your fingers

The spot three quarters up I'd always touch when I was out of things to say

You held my hand but you were too afraid to speak

You were too afraid to speak

And I could never understand

I remember when you leaned in close to kiss me

And I swear not a single force on earth could stop the trembling of my hand

I remember how you smiled through the smoke in a crowded little coffeehouse

And laughed at all my jokes

And I remember the way that you dressed

And how we wasted all the best of us in alcohol and sweat

And I remember when I knew that you'd be leaving

How I barely kept up breathing

And I bet if I had to do it all again

I'd feel the same pain

And I remember panicked circles in the terminal in tears

How I wept to God in fits

I've hated airports ever since

It must be true what people say

That only time can heal the pain

And every single day I feel it fade away but

I still remember how the distance tricked us

And led us helpless by the wrist into a pit to be devoured

I still remember how we held so strong to this

Though we had never really settled on a way out

I still remember the silence

And how we'd always find a way to turn and run to our mistakes

I still remember how it all came back together

Just to fall apart again

My dear, I hear your voice in mine

I've been alone here

I've been alone here

I've been afraid, my dear

I've been afraid, my dear

I've been at home here

You've been away for years

I've been alone

I've been alone

I've been alone

I've been alone

I breathed your name into the air

I etched your name into me

I felt my anger swelling

I swam into its sea

I held your name inside my heart

But it got buried in my fear

It tore the wiring of my brain

I did my best to keep it clear

So dear, no matter how we part

I hold you sweetly in my head

And if I do not miss a part of you, a part of me is dead

If I can't love you as a lover, I will love you as a friend

And I will lay a bed before you

Keep you safe until the end.

Mishka is being so sweet towards Gambino these days...as soon as Bino settles down in a nice sunny spot, Mishka comes running over and snuggles right next to him.

Either he realizes that Bino's not feeling well and needs an extra dose of love...

how wonderfully relaxed does this little chap look resting on mum!

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Customer Development Lean Startup workshop in Milan photos by @adamberk

Customer Development Lean Startup workshop in Milan photos by @adamberk

Lovely lines created by the trees and the rising sun.

Outbound Metra 215 leans into a curve westbound toward from Bartlett, Illinois.

Thanks to Duane Rapp and Mark Llanuza for showing me this scenic shot!

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Doctor says he's doing okay on weight. Lean kid.

Handout from a display of this vehicle at Disney's Epcot Center in Florida. It's not dated and I expect this display went on for several years. I haven't been there, but someone gave me a few copies of this piece.

Just saw this description on 3-wheelers.com

"The GM Lean Machine was developed by Frank Winchell of General Motors (USA) in the early 1980’s as a concept car. The single seater vehicle is a “lean” machine in the true sense of the word as it leans into corners like a motorcycle whilst keeping the stability of a normal car. The original model was powered by a 15 hp 2-cylinder engine that produced a maximum speed of 80 mph with a fuel economy of 80 mpg at 40 mph. Shortly afterwards a second model was produced that was powered by a larger 38 hp engine. With a total body weight of 159kg this gave the vehicle outstanding performance and the Lean Machine was able to reach 60 mph in just 6.8 seconds with a fuel economy of over 200 mpg.

For the futuristic 1993 movie “Demolition Man” starring Sylvestor Stalone and Wesley Snipes the GM Lean Machine was one of seventeen concept cars produced by General Motors to be featured in the film with an insurance value of $69 million."

This 3'x9' Lean-To has under-floor rodent barrier, (2) sets of 4'x6' double doors and door security packs. Nearly the entire door wall of this building opens up to allow full access to the interior storage space.

A Nemzeti Összetartozás Emlékhelye esti fényekben

Sheppard's Bush

Big Island, Hawai'i

Driving northward from Hilo, we encountered many unique landscapes of the warm, humid east coast of the Big Island. These groves of slender eucalyptus trees were like entrances to a dreamy fairyland. Hawai’i’s amazing nature will remain a fairyland to me.

A lean line of deciduous trees remains after surrounding conifers were cut down.

Everybody takes forever to fall asleep,

Everybody's got a life they don't want to keep

Everybody needs a prayer, and needs a friend

Everybody knows the world's about to end

Found at Lonaconing Silk Mill

The smaller done was about 1cm high - the moss is the clue for scale.

Girls Theme Week Wheel of Fortune L

Lean, lomo effect, and (even though you can't really tell) losing weight! I didn't realize how baggy my pants were until I looked at this pic!

Reflections.

Ref: IMG_1440

Strobist: flagged SB-28 into the ceiling at 1/2 power triggered by a Buff Cybersync

Rollei Zeiss Distagon HFT f2.8 35mm

Fuji X-T1

5/6/23 A boy leaning on a bench at Steeplechase Pier. Sony a7. 7Artisans 35mm 1:2.0.

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r.i.p. dj screw

The Basilica di Santa Chiara again.

Naples, Italy.

My WAP set.

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Yung Lean performing at The Danforth Music Hall on February 2, 2018.

Supported by Thaiboy Digital.

Photos by Anton Mak.

UP AC4400CW-CTE 5768 leans into one of the few curves on the Shoreline Subdivision, northward on the way to Sheboygan.

Hesperia, CA - As an ongoing hobby I have put some time and money into a baja bug named, “rusty zipper” Although in fully working order several updates have to be completed before any long distant excursions are attempted.

Lean on me, when you're not strong

And I'll be your friend

I'll help you carry on

For it won't be long

'Til I'm gonna need

Somebody to lean on

---Bill Withers

Wood Siding

Lean on me, when you're not strong and I'll be your friend.

I'll help you carry on,

for it won't be long 'til I'm gonna need

somebody to lean on.

listen: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJZ3bcPr-Ds

When you're not strong and I'll be your friend, I'll help you carry on. Lean on me.

Red/Cyan 3D glasses rquired for viewing.

This 3'x9' Lean-To has under-floor rodent barrier, (2) sets of 4'x6' double doors and door security packs. Nearly the entire door wall of this building opens up to allow full access to the interior storage space.