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Today's Daylily blooms.
It took me awhile to figure this one out. I think the notches on the edge of the large eye look like main bearing points on a compass. But I could be wrong.
June 30, 2018
Columbia, Missouri
It is true to say that one goes into solitude to "get at the root of existence"? It would be better simply to say that in solitude one is at the root. He who is alone, and is conscious of what his solitude means, finds himself simply in the ground of life. He is "in Love." He is in love with all, with everyone, with everything.
-Thomas Merton, Monk: a Monastic Tribute, Patrick Hart
When I was really young I used to dream that one day I would be able to wear wonderful women's clothes the highest heels and the finest hosiery you could buy, now I guess that dream came true, thank you for being along with the journey.
Melanie :-)xx
True Religion boot cut jeans, INC black gause top, black cami, Steve Madden black platform sandals, Nordstrom Rack black faux leather jacket
Some Know It From Childhood.
Some Never Find It.
But We All Have Special Talents.
Take The Time To Explore Yours.
It May Be Disguised.
It May Be Undeveloped.
But Trust Your Instincts.
Give Yourself The Opportunity.
It Will Be There...
True American one was part of a collage and series i did and when i opened up the folder i found this one (true americanII)which i had taken but put off to the side and i never used it. I was speaking with Nino from the sight and told him of this festival here in NY and recomend highly if you are near to FDR state pk. on the 27th and 28th of sepetember
// Clouds move in for the night as the last of the sunshine strikes the famous One Tree in Maleny. The tree looks out longingly towards the Glass House Mountains in the distance.
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"When a warrior is in service, however, to a True King - that is, to a transcendent cause - he does well, and his body becomes a hardworking servant, which he requires to endure cold, heat, pain, wounds, scarring, hunger, lack of sleep, hardship of all kinds. The body usually responds well. The person in touch with warrior energy can work long hours, ignore fatigue, do what is necessary, finish the Ph.D. and all the footnotes, endure obnoxious department heads, live sparsely like Ralph Nader, write like T.S. Eliot did under a single dangling light bulb for many year, clean up shit and filth endlessly like Saint Francis or Mother Teresa, ensure contempt, disdain, and exile as Sakharov did. A clawed hand takes the comfort-loving baby away, and adult warrior inhabits the body." -Robert Bly
Another lorikeet..... I've had the flu and have been unable to photograph anything new. I processed this from a jpg because I noticed I've been trashing all the detail with my lightroom conversions (especially in the orange feathers), maybe because my laptop screen is so small.
It was a cold Sunday morning with the wind chill factor at -15F (-26C) when I drove to the end of Sheboygan's South Pier district. After taking a few photos of the ice and mist I started to drive away, then came to a sudden halt to watch this event.
Just across the Sheboygan River from South Pier is a U.S. Coast Guard station. These guardsmen were performing a rescue by ice drill in the subzero weather. I'm very sure that they were glad that the government shutdown was over and that this was a paid activity. Knowing their dedication, they would have been out there even if the shutdown hadn't ended for the moment, hence the "True Grit" title.