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Even if we both break down tonight
And you say you hate me, and we go to bed angry
I know everything will be alright
I'll be here waiting, I promise I'm changing
I just need
A little time to show you I'm worth it
I know that I can be a difficult person
I'm a stress case, drive you up the wall when I'm workin'
Actually, I'm probably worse when I'm not, you don't deserve it
Make you nervous 'cause you know I'ma break soon
Every time I do, I say somethin' that hurts you
Actin' like I'm gone, but we both in the same room
I don't like to be wrong, which I know you relate to
And I know I make you feel like you're at the end of your rope
That's when I look at you and tell you I'd be better alone
Just the pride talkin', isn't it? 'Cause both of us know
I'm the definition of "wreck" if you look into my soul
Comes out the most when I feel I'm in a vulnerable place
Made a lot of mistakes I wish I knew how to erase
When I'm afraid, might get distant and I push you away
But no matter the case, I'ma do whatever it takes
I tend to seize on insignificant time markers this time of year. Anything at all to indicate we are beginning the annual ascent from the depth of winter. Super Bowl is one of them. Also the appearance of car and boat shows, as well as home and garden expos. I saw a large display of vegetable and flower seeds the other day at the hardware store. The little packets all lined up in neat rows, ready for planting. Sure signs that spring is on the way. Groundhog Day is one of the more symbolic harbingers of spring. The actual prediction is rather meaningless. After all it's early February and there's still more winter ahead here in Ohio. Still there's some degree of comfort in knowing Groundhog Day has passed. The realization that the darkest part of another winter has been survived is comforting. Of course it's tempered a bit with the apprehension that with winter, another year of precious life has passed. But dark thoughts like that are much easier to shrug off in the face of gaining daylight. Groundhog Day this year coincided with a warm spell. More importantly it brought a break in the incessant cloud cover that was locked in over us for going on two consecutive weeks. It had become oppressive even to me. Sunday morning saw the sun revealed in a few occasional flickers of brilliance as the clouds began to thin out. Then suddenly it was revealed full on, the dreary winter landscape bathed in warming sunlight. Residual snow began melting and fast. I was delighted that this sunny interlude coincided with down time so that I could fully appreciate it. Evening saw the clouds beginning to roll back in, but not before a color saturated sunset. I spent the dusk hour outdoors watching night descend around me. There was still the sense of suddenness as daylight faded, but not nearly as extreme as it was back in November and December. The sensation was positively uplifting after weeks spent largely indoors. I captured this image of the deepening sly reflecting off of the inky blackness of a small woodland pond.
So my relief is into traffic and I would REALLY like to get a shot of the Amtrak Retro-GE. No problem I say, pulling my SUV up to the barbed-wire fence around our office and squeezing off a decent broadside as #22 heads into town...Then time for a turnover!
At the time we arrived at our campground in the middle of nowhere it was already past noon. Due to that it was quite hot. So we just set up our camp and have had some time off. But we were in the wildness and there were no fences which could protect us from wildlife. Thus we were not allowed to leave our small camp. Luckily there was plenty to see and discover. Beautiful and colorful birds as well as insects of all kind came to visit us…
If you want to see the other images of my trip through southern Afrika please see my Flickr album: "Southern Africa 2014".
Lifes ebb and flow.Impatient as a tide squeezing between rocks.Like time itself passing and falling away.I measure time in seasons.Mere minutes add up to nothing.Just rock pools on the shore.A moment of interest and wonder but gone all to soon.I see time in my kids who are taller,sharper and cleverer than me now.Stronger in every way.Like a spring tide under a full moon.I feel like slack water when tides stand still before ebbing.Time has made me.It's not a bad place to be.
Macro Monday is celebrating 10 years of existence this week. Our gratitude goes to Terry Johnston for starting the group and to the current moderator, Janet Towbin.
With 10,882 members, submitting large numbers of photos each week, this must be a considerable task.
I should also thank the members who submit photos for their inspiring efforts each week. I am constantly amazed by their creativity in interpreting the themes, some of which are a real challenge.
Non si dovrebbe mai avere così tanto da fare da non avere tempo per la riflessione.
(Georg Christoph Lichtenberg)
#rubano #parco #etnografico #morning #mattino #sole #sun #riflesso #reflection #water #acqua #mirror #specchio #view #vista #laghetto #pond
The heart of this land fights for it's life
Time!
Oh time, don't fade away when we need you
Time!
Time!
Listen to the land as it adapts and fights back
Time!
Time!
Time!
don't fade away
Time!
Time!
Time!
Time!
Stay with us
It'd seem things came to a bit of a stand still. The death of Mr. Silver hit our organization quite hard, he for the longest time was a friend to every member of both Triple Canopy and the IAS. However what with an engagement going on I thought it extremely necessary to start up the fire once again so to speak, after all rolling over and playing dead isn't in the book.
-Director Colt
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Gentlemen of the board, General Armani thank you for meeting with me.
General Armani - Given the circumstances, we all found it quite necessary
Board member 1 - Agreed, Director with the loss of Mr. Silver, the board and the general question your ability to effectively lead us.
Director Colt - Believe me, we did everything in our power to save him. He’d already been killed when the extraction team arrived.
Board member 3 - Please, which team went in?
Condor - It was tango team sir, my team
Board member 2 - It’d seem unjust to cut both of you off without a second chance..or is this the third?
Director Cold - Think what you will sir, but I’ll be damned if you insult my team.
General Armani - I admire your dedication Director, what say we put it to a vote? Keep things the way they are, or remove both director and his team? I move we keep them
Board member 2 - I
Board member 1 - I
Board member 3 - I
General Armani - It unanimous, congratulations gentlemen
Director Colt - Thank you sir, we appreciate your vote of confidence
Condor - We won’t let you down sir
General Armani - Which brings us to the next topic of discussion, hunting down Argento the Blue, and now that the Chinese have successfully established themselves, perhaps this will all be wrapped up quite soon.
Condor - There isn't a place on this earth he can hide that we won't find him. Argento's days are numbered.
General Armani - Thats what I like to hear.
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Awww yeeeaaaa this totally isn't mw2 or 3 huehuehuehuehuehuehuehue
But on a serious note I'm not quite terribly satisfied with my Triple Canopy guys at the moment so a 2.5 version will probably be coming out quite soon :D
Also CB3 hyppeeee
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