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U.S. Marshals Service personnel alongside local law enforcement officers joined the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation in providing mentorship opportunities to more than 100 at-risk youth in support of its annual Badges for Baseball mentoring program at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Md., June 16, 2022. Badges for Baseball was created in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice and pairs kids with law enforcement mentors from local communities to play baseball and learn important life lessons about teamwork, communication, self-esteem and leadership while building healthy relationships between inner-city youth and law enforcement. (U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
I'm really sorry I haven't been posting photos or commenting lately :(
It's not that I don't visit my flickr contacts, I do see all your lovely photos, but I've just lost a lot of the motivation to post anything.
Real life is kicking me in the ass. Living out on my own is hard, and it's a bitter life lesson.
As much as I love my dolls, my independence means more to me, and if you haven't already noticed, I will be selling off most of my bjd and blythe collection, which is already small to begin with.
I'm definitely keeping Miss H and Ventura at least, as for everyone else, that remains to be seen. I need to focus on my portfolio and a lucrative but not impossible career.
I miss everyone terribly. I miss looking at doll photos. I miss enjoying my blythes and toys. I miss being able to spend money on things.
Most of all I miss all your wonderful comments. I feel very withdrawn from the dolly community. I no longer am active on PP or TIB, for various reasons, and I feel like I'm becoming a bit of a recluse :( To be quite frank, I've also had a lot of nasty encounters with new doll collectors on PP, DOA, etc, and along with everything else, it's beginning to turn me off the hobby.
I will always be a doll lover, but in case you haven't caught on yet, I'm still on a hiatus, that started when I graduated and couldn't find a job in my field.
Anyways I'm sure most of my contacts have (rightfully) removed me by now, but I am trying my best to get out of this rut and move forward with my adult life. I'm sorry I've missed out on so many things in everyone elses.
Love to all
Tracy
this was really an adorable moment at the grossology exhibit...a dad teaching his son the joys of faux flatulence. i wanted a shot of his face at blast-off but it would have felt too intrusive.
‘Divine and evil cannot coexist. One has to depart in order for the other to arrive. - His Holiness Younus AlGohar
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Olive,
There are so many things to teach you. Sometimes I feel like every day and every moment is a chance for a life lesson. Lately, the pressure to turn you into a perfect little person has been suffocating and we haven’t had much fun.
After feeling, once again, locked in a power struggle with you, I took some time to really reflect on what I’ve been doing and why I’ve been doing it. It was hard to shine a harsh light on the truth but it was needed. Mommies make mistakes, too.
My most important job, Olive, is to help you stay confident, assertive, creative and independent. Now is not the time to make you sit still, always say please and thank you or force you to fit the mold of what society thinks makes a good little girl.
When I approached one of your teachers for advice, she asked me whether I was making a decision based on what was better for you or what would make me look better as a parent. I am so grateful for the coaching your school provides because being told that was like being doused in cold water.
Her saying those words, words that I have said and reminded myself of many times in the last two year, was the touchstone response that I needed.
I let a few comments said behind my back sway the parental path I was on. And I’m sorry that I doubted the child you’re becoming. We’ve haven’t had the easiest month and I felt especially vulnerable to criticism. It’s been cold and snowy and we’ve had to miss a lot of school. Your molars are coming in and you are in a lot of obvious pain.
With each major leap you make, I find myself doubting how I parent. Some of this is because of the way you make leaps. Your leaps are huge and fast. You leave me behind in the dust and scrambling to catch up. And even though I’ve been anticipating them, I still find myself caught off guard by the changes. You learning to talk was not different. It’s not that you couldn’t talk before, it’s just that now you can express your opinion so precisely and synthesize information so much better.
Every interaction became a teachable moment. I felt this enormous pressure to get it right. To explain it perfectly.
We’ve always done things a little differently and you’ve thrived in that environment. I promise that we’re back on track and that I’ll give you the empathy that you need to get through the tough times.
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I wrote this a few weeks ago and the changes in you and to our relationship are tangible. I let go of what other people thought of us and returned to how I normally parent you and the results were instantaneous. It helps, also, that your molar has broken through and you are much more of the laid back, compliant child I’m used to.
I’ve started apologizing to you for the minor transgressions that make up our week. I’ll tell you that I should have let you explore longer and not rushed us to lunch. Or that I should have been more patient with you when you were having a hard time. I hope that hearing me apologize makes you quicker to assume responsibility in the future and more sympathetic to what other people are going through.
I still feel like there are too many things in a day to teach you but I realize that not every one of those lessons will be delivered through my actions or my lectures. So, Olive, I’m giving you permission to run about, ask me to pick you up and touch disgusting things on the ground. Go ahead and make mistakes, test your boundaries a bit and see how mommy reacts. Sometimes I’ll surprise you by giving you the nod and smile that tells you it’s okay to keep exploring and sometimes we’ll take a moment to talk something through and define a boundary. Either way I want you to feel safe and loved and for you to know I’m always proud that you’re my daughter.
U.S. Marshals Service personnel alongside local law enforcement officers joined the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation in providing mentorship opportunities to more than 100 at-risk youth in support of its annual Badges for Baseball mentoring program at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Md., June 16, 2022. Badges for Baseball was created in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice and pairs kids with law enforcement mentors from local communities to play baseball and learn important life lessons about teamwork, communication, self-esteem and leadership while building healthy relationships between inner-city youth and law enforcement. (U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
This is his first Kiwi Crate project, a Polar Bear catching game! He made his own polar bear paws and ears and covered a small ball with velcro so it sticks to the paws when he catches it! He did most of it by himself and he's so proud.
This shot was only possible due to a number of people:
Olivier Bareau, who Skyped an impromptu tutorial on the function of the Match Colour function on Photoshop.
Tony3 who helped me realise how to open more than one photo in Photoshop and work with them as layers
Balakov who came up with the Lego Son of Man concept.
It's life Jim.... who helped to inspire this shot with his appreciation of the quote in the first place :)
EDIT: Replaced 1.5.11 MUCH happier with the brightness now :)
1. YOU FIGHT WITH THE ONES YOU LOVE OR FEEL CLOSE TO because you feel its your birth right to do so.
No matter how much Tom and Jerry fight ; when in need they are always there for each other!
2.It doesn’t matter if you’re BIG or SMALL , WEAK or STRONG ; All you need to survive is a...
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Vito's Life Lessons 19/52
Memories are the only way to heal heartache, so create a lot of them (especially ones with icecream!)
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Today my friends little dog Janie would have been 13. She died only a few short months ago and it has been very hard for her owner, aswell as for everyone who loved Jane. Losing a dog- at any age- is heartbreaking.
Every year on Jane's Birthday Sarah would take her for an icecream cone. Today, in Honor of Jane it was suggested that we maintain that tradition. This evening Vito and I headed to Dairy Queen and he could not believe his good fortune. lol. I let him eat the whole thing. I got a lot of great photos- but this is the one that had the most emotion- well at least the emotion that goes with my story. I've posted the others on my blog- they are awesomely funny.
The moral of the lesson- create as many memories as you can with your dog- because at the end that's all we have. This tradition that Sarah created not only helped to get her through the day, but made us all smile a little.
Legacy: Life Lessons from Amherst's First Women Graduates. Amherst Reunion, May 28, 2016. Photo by Maria Stenzel
U.S. Marshals Service personnel alongside local law enforcement officers joined the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation in providing mentorship opportunities to more than 100 at-risk youth in support of its annual Badges for Baseball mentoring program at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Md., June 16, 2022. Badges for Baseball was created in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice and pairs kids with law enforcement mentors from local communities to play baseball and learn important life lessons about teamwork, communication, self-esteem and leadership while building healthy relationships between inner-city youth and law enforcement. (U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
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Legacy: Life Lessons from Amherst's First Women Graduates. Amherst Reunion, May 28, 2016. Photo by Maria Stenzel
Legacy: Life Lessons from Amherst's First Women Graduates. Amherst Reunion, May 28, 2016. Photo by Maria Stenzel
作者在撰寫這本書的時候，正逢美國參與第二次世界大戰，民生物資匱乏，肉類每日限額，煤氣等燃料價格高漲還會分區限電
當時的美國民間生活是無法想像的貧困和艱辛
而狼是一種象徵，在莎士比亞中提到:食慾是一匹無所不在的狼
這本書正是一本，巧婦難為佳餚的困境，如何在有限的經費下滿足家人(以及自己)胃口，針對當時情勢而切實可用的「工具書」
她一手淡逸雅緻小品散文，寫下無數夾雜人情溫暖的省儉菜譜，除了告訴讀者如何烹煮，還揉合了個人經驗與時代背景，更以一種生命哲理看待飲食
所謂飲食已不單純只麵包與酒，而是附帶食物一起的歷史文化、社會環境，甚至個人與集體錯綜關係與情感
全書以How to為標題，如何捕捉狼、如何煮水(煮湯)、如何活下去、如何宰狼、如何解憂(甜點)、如何當智者...等，語調幽默輕鬆、恬淡卻也對艱困生活自有飲食主張;延伸對於飲食的教育與人生態度
書中所提及的諸多料理食譜，畢竟是以美國口味為主，或者該說是美國在二戰時期物資匱乏的情況下能簡單取得的食材為主，未必適合東方人的口味就是了; 不過，看著文字憑空想像，確實也是另有一番風味的飲食
有趣的是其中一個章節叫做:如何不當蚯蚓
指得是戰時的避難所生活指南 戰時，世上沒有哪本書可以救你，幫得上忙的只有你與生俱來的謹慎、平衡感與保護力
這是生在20年代的我們無法想像的情境
透過費雪的文字帶領讀者穿越時空，領受那飽受戰爭摧殘的市井小民，如何存活
既然非得吃才能活，索性就吃得優雅，吃得津津有味
即便困苦飢餓，在不到最糟關頭，便要處之泰然，優雅生活態度從容，採取一種極富尊嚴的方式，來捍衛我們的尊嚴
那就用一切可能的技巧，精緻的美食和日漸增長的歡喜心，來滋養自己，品嚐從地糧到靈糧的過程
作者是當代飲食文化的一則傳奇，啟發無數飲食寫作的風格和調性。而全書文筆流暢，幾乎沒有生硬難解之處，韓良憶女士的翻譯功力在此也要特別記上一筆
Life lessons learned:
*食藝不只填飽飢餓，也在乎如何在共食的快樂氣氛與緩慢咀嚼中，享受出美味
*在有限的資源下為自己製造日常儀式感，感受與活在此時此刻
We are celebrating Dr. Seuss' Bday at the school I work for. At first I, took this photo to prove to my son that I actually was able to draw the Sneetches from the cover of the book. But this is one of Dr. Seuss' many profound stories. I've been reading it to my kindergarten class because for the entire year there has been talk of who's white, who is brown and even some comments about religion. I am certain that these children are hearing comments at home and repeating them in school. It's sad because one of my students is from India and he keeps telling his parents that he wants to have white parents instead of brown. He wants to be white. I have children telling him we're white and you're brown. My heart breaks.
I picked out the Sneetches for my class, hoping that they would understand the lesson the book has to offer. The children love this book. They don't think it's fair that the Sneetches with stars treat the Sneetches without stars upon thars in an awful, mean way. They love that the all the Sneetches became friends in the end because they couldn't tell each other apart any more. I'm hoping this book has helped. Thank you Dr. Seuss for all of your wonderful life lessons!
Your teasin' ain't enough. Fed up of bidin' your time when I don't get nothin' back. (Adele: Tired)
One of those weeks where everything and everyone is annoying. I seem to have (unknowingly) been doing and saying the wrong things, and I'm trying to make up for them but it isn't working.. I quote, "Just because you want things a certain way doesn't make them that way", I am learning every day.
I just want this semester to be over with. I have 46 days to go until my first year is over: 3 essays (2 of which are almost done, I'm going to get one completed this weekend) and 2 exams (09.05 and 16.05) to go, I will be done on May 16th at 1600 hours! I love Uni, but I'm looking forward to being able to do what I want for the summer, including celebrating my 21st Birthday (which will definitely take up a whole weekend!) Not that I'm looking too far ahead, but I have friends in third year at Uni who are getting done with their projects and dissertations at the moment, that will be me in two years' time.
I went to the theatre last night (it's becoming a staple in my social calendar, I've been twice this year already!) to see Arthur Miller's "The Price" which I speed read on Monday and very much enjoyed. Aside from all of its depression (economic) themes, I liked the life lessons taught throughout. "One day you're the head of the house, at the head of the table, and suddenly you're shit. Overnight."
"Do anything, but just make sure you win"
A real life lesson. Students from King George Secondary school, accompanied by Ida Chong, Minister of Science and Universities, got a first-hand look at the transformation underway at BC Place. The students saw first-hand the cutting-edge science and engineering as work continues on building the world's largest cable-supported, retractable roof.
In this photo: (L-R) front row: Minister of Science and Universities Ida Chong, West Vancouver-Sea to Sky MLA Joan McIntyre, Minister of Agriculture Ben Stewart, Minister of Citizens' Services Mary McNeil, David Padmore, Chair PavCo, with King George Secondary School students.
U.S. Marshals Service personnel alongside local law enforcement officers joined the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation in providing mentorship opportunities to more than 100 at-risk youth in support of its annual Badges for Baseball mentoring program at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Md., June 16, 2022. Badges for Baseball was created in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice and pairs kids with law enforcement mentors from local communities to play baseball and learn important life lessons about teamwork, communication, self-esteem and leadership while building healthy relationships between inner-city youth and law enforcement. (U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
1.Dharma is the biggest and sacred in whole universe.Following dharma on your right beliefs is the ultimate offering to the god
2.if you love what you do then you can excel.Example is karna and Arjuna
3.krishna talking about the dubious nature of the human
4.If you mind is saying one thing...
i distinctly remember how it felt
to lay with my ear on your chest,
the sudden sound of your heart beating
terrified me down to my core.
in those few seconds
you became
horrifically,
and
painfully
mortal.
Anguished preacher, life lesson teacher. Nobody doubts what you say. Even the weak, the poor and the meek, will hang on your soul words today.
#1. Be Kind.
#2. Don't pretend you know, if you don't.
#3. Know the world on your own, be independent -- open a Flickr account
#4. The love you give is the love you receive.
#5. You’ll always be Pretty and Smart, and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
#6. Your own choices are your own choices, even if things don’t turn out well.
#7. I’m sorry dear, but you’ll see some people are hypocrites one time or another.
#8. If you don't have money for a gift, come over and we’ll bake something.
#9. If you marry, be faithful. Infidelity is the worst feeling in the world and no one deserves it.
#10. If he screws around, then you’ll have to get ... well when you're older I'll tell you ... okay my little one
#11. to # Happily Ever After -> Root for your little ones, tell them a story and some of your own tips in life.
Malibu, CA. AUGUST 10, 2019 - Surfing at the beach with Stoked teaching life lessons through action sports at Zuma Beach in Malibu, Calif. (Photo by Ann Kaatz LoBue/AKtionShot Photography)
Vito's Life Lessons
Week 41
The Best Goals are set just beyond your reach
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Vito has a thing for cats. His cats, the neighbor cats, all cats. He wants to sniff them, and lick them, and if at all possible smush them. It's one of his many quirks. This particular cat is my own, and he often sits on the fence and swats down at the dogs. It's one of their games they play.
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U.S. Marshals Service personnel alongside local law enforcement officers joined the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation in providing mentorship opportunities to more than 100 at-risk youth in support of its annual Badges for Baseball mentoring program at Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, Md., June 16, 2022. Badges for Baseball was created in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice and pairs kids with law enforcement mentors from local communities to play baseball and learn important life lessons about teamwork, communication, self-esteem and leadership while building healthy relationships between inner-city youth and law enforcement. (U.S. Marshals Service photo by Bennie J. Davis III)
Vito's Life Lessons
Sometimes Simple is Best
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We could learn a lot from our dogs- things are black and white, uncombplicated and often just simple. So unlike us. lol
For this week, a portrait of a handsome guy sitting among some Buffalo Beans. It doesn't get much simpler than that. :)