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I said I'm trav'ling on the one after 909
I got my bag, run to the station
Railman says you've got the the wrong location
I got my bag, run right home
Then I find I've got the number wrong.
Lennon, McCartney
Beh, mi sono un pò ammalata.... e così mi sono presa un pò di pausa. A volte servono queste giornate, senza lavoro, senza nulla da fare, con i pensieri liberi di vagare. Un caffè. Qualcosa in televisione. Un libro dimenticato da tempo che si desiderava tanto leggere. E le mie foto da sistemare... :)
Benritrovati a tutti!!!! Piano piano arrivo con i commenti....
Well, I was a bit sick.... so i took a little break. Sometimes we need these days, no work, nothing to do, with the thoughts free to roam. A coffee. Something on TV. A forgotten book that you wanted so much to read. And my photos to arrange ... :)
Welcome back everyone!! Slowly I catch up with you for comments ....
...one to go.
Every morning, one of the first things that I do is put in my contact lenses.
Our Daily Challenge: "Morning Rituals"
CC: Week Three: Black and White
CC: Most Versatile January: EV -0.3
"Winter Whites" theme
HBW 😊😊😍
This is another work done in collaboration with my generous and wonderful friend, Marta Bader. Thank you, Marta, for helping me make an abstract through your reality, I hope that you approve.
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️❤️❤️
Cormorants' short wings make them incredibly agile swimmers, and cormorants actually use less energy swimming than when flying. In fact, they have the highest flight cost of any flying bird. Some cormorants are also known for their ability to use rocks as tools to help them open the shells of prey they have captured.
A water bird that is an excellent fisherman and a remarkably good diver? That must be the cormorant. Cormorants are above all social animals. During the breeding period, they gather in large colonies along the edge of the water. Although they do have a tense relationship with fishermen... They fish in the same pond.. My wife calls him long neck duck
one headlight ... the wallflowers
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I couldn't resist posting one more image of my crocuses. They are done blooming now. They were beautiful while it lasted....onto tulips soon!
I hope you all had a great day!
A perfect boy that I released on 10/1 decided to visit me today, 10/6, in the garden!
I wish he would set his GPS and get flying off to Mexico... it's getting late!!!
INTERESTING FACT:
Monarch Butterflies have an internal compass. The sun keeps them on course as well as the earth's magnetic field to help them navigate 2,500 miles to Mexico!
Welcome to beautiful San Diego County!
San Diego County boasts the biggest bird list of any county
or of any area of equal size in the United States
(The San Diego County Bird Atlas):
over 520 species across the county!
On Scotland Road in Norwich, CT not far from my grandparent's former property. Those clouds were awesome!
My Francesco Woodman crossed with Picasso (or something) moment
While country singers warble about how hard it is to be a woman, as the Beach Boys sang, 'I just wasn't made for these times....'
Not much snow yet this winter. We almost had just a few days with winter weather. This photo was taken one of these days.
This is my submission for the theme “Skies” in the group Smile on Saturday. The pilot is a local gentleman in his 80’s who has done stunt flying for years. This was a day in spring when he decided to do one last show before retiring for good. He put on a great show and showed us all how to live life to the fullest as long as you can. He also owned a pub that was beside a dam which was called the Dam Pub. It has moved locations but it is still in business.
I spotted yet another male Wandering Ringtail Damselfly on a dry Watsonia stem and started focusing on him. He was on a classic pose, almost perpendicular to the stem, well exposed to the light. But in a matter of seconds, he disappeared behind his perch and all I was left with was this pair of round eyes, peering at me :)
“God utters me like a word containing a partial thought of Himself.”
-Thomas Merton, New Seeds of Contemplation, 37.
If we really want prayer, we’ll have to give it time. We must slow down to a human tempo. . . .The reason why we don’t take time is a feeling that we have to keep moving. This is a real sickness. . . .We live in the fullness of time. Every moment is God’s own good time. . . . The whole thing boils down to giving ourselves in prayer a chance to realize that we have what we seek. We don’t have to rush after it. It is there all the time, and if we give it time it will make itself known to us. (TM Monk 81)
-Thomas Merton