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Well trying to anyway. Hospital appt took ages and ate away most of the day. As a result, still nowhere near finished what I need to get done.
I must get that painting framed too. It's been sat there for years like that.
This is Frog Walk in Sheffield. Not really a place to walk on your own in the dark but I ventured down here on my way to play snooker with mates this evening. Felt uncomfortable!
5:47 a.m. — Homeless Jesus at dawn, by sculptor Timothy P. Schmalz, Holy Rosary Cathedral, Vancouver, Canada.
113 of 365 for 2022.
Nikon D700
Ultra 28mm f/2.8
Amazon VT560 flash
Slik tripod
Why are there mushrooms growing on the outside of my vegetable planters??!
ODC - 12/14/2021 - Random Mysteries
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I went up to That London for a photography workshop today. It was great fun, but I was trying so hard to learn stuff, I don't think it was my finest work! ;-)
I just had the munchkin's haircut and already her bangs are almost to her eyes. Here she's got something sticky on her fingers.
“Everyone's entitled to their point of view but that's seriously a weird one.” ~Kevin Rudd (ex-Prime Minister of Australia)
"But the verdict of his colleagues, and the polls, was that changing Kevin Rudd was not a possibility. The problems were deep and personal. The brutal conclusion was he had to go." Brisbane Times
Today, Australia welcomes its first female Prime Minister Julia Gillard. Former Prime Minister, better known as K-Rudd had been quite popular with the public. Due to recent dropping polls however, he has been forced to resign, pressured to step down by his party members.
On election day, Australian voters vote for the political party they want to lead, but ultimately the party within itself decides whether the leader is still fit to keep their post. If not, they hold a vote only within the party, to oust the current leader to be succeeded by a new one. And the public has no say. It's pretty quick. My very simplistic understanding of Parliamentary politics... All I know is that today, we have a new leader for the country and the people didn't have a say in the matter, it feels strange.
Politicians are pretty infamous, not many people trust them because of broken promises; ineffective leadership, debates on environmental/animal/civil/religious/moral rights increasing taxes, poor health care, education just to mention a few. But a life trying "lead" so many citizens and get the country in working order, must be pretty difficult to say the least.
Today marks a clean slate for Australian Politics, or so we are led to believe.
"With great power comes great responsibility" ~Stan Lee
Feeling a bit under the weather so in need of a restorative. I'll let make your mind up regarding which one I picked.
Jan 4 - Found this cooperative female Northern Cardinal at Mt. Auburn Cemetery today and decided to include her in the project.
We recently replaced our showerhead with a low flow energy saving one that our electric company sent to us
ODC - 8/17/2022 - Go with the Flow
We've been getting a lot of rain lately which I'd much rather have than the drought happening in so many places right now. Lots of clouds and a rainbow too
ODC - 9/13/2022 - Bright Side
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I went for a nice long walk today, which took me through a field full of ox eye daisies
This is my many colored braid. My hair is completely grey in the front to almost black underneath with every shade of brown/blonde in between
ODC - 8/11/2020 - Partial/Transformed Self Portrait
Laundry on a clothesline, Powell River, B.C., Canada.
89 of 365 for 2022.
Nikon D200
AF-S DX VR Nikkor 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G ED