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ArisAris : Witty Romper (black)
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Photo taken @ Flux Sur Mer
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To the love of my adolescence (rl! lol)
A Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)hunting in the waters of Witty’s Lagoon, backlit by the setting sun. Witty’s Lagoon, Metchosin, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
The Great Blue Heron is a patient hunter, constantly observing and will often stand motionless waiting for prey to come within striking distance.
Pretend I wrote something witty about this image. It's late and I'm tired. Maybe inspiration will strike in the morning...
"This little known 1432 Jan van Eyck painting on oak board shows the Italian merchant Apionidius Berlusconi. Clutching the rich fabric in one hand served as a way of demonstrating status and riches. The bananas on the headdress symbolize virtue and guiltlessness that reigned in the Garden of Eden before the Fall of Man. They are additionally a further sign of riches as bananas were a remarkable sight in Brugge (Bruges). The daffodil (Narcissus pseudo narcissus), or "Lenten Lily" symbolizes rebirth and hope. The flower was likely purchased in the Brugge Markt – a marketplace since the year 958."
— Lichfield Timeline of Art History by the talented and erudite Ruth Raymond
An abstract panning of some shore birds gracefully flying above the waters of Witty’s Lagoon. Thinking of Ukraine and wishing for their freedom like these birds.
Inspired by the Steve Miller Band’s song 🎶Fly like an Eagle 🎶
Here’s an excerpt from the song:
I want to fly like an eagle
To the sea
Fly like an eagle, let my spirit carry me
I want to fly like an eagle
'Til I'm free
Fly through the revolution
Feed the babies
Who don't have enough to eat
Shoe the children
With no shoes on their feet
House the people
Livin' in the street
Oh, oh, there's a solution
What i say about her, One of the most Genuine person i have met in my 8 years of SL. she got a heart of Gold. Her witty sense of humor is kickAss. She is the very caring human being full of sweetness.
Her come backs are Awesome and often make people speechless. She is a piece of my & mom's hearts.
We love you Alot Mims aka Ms. V. :P
Released in 1979, this one never gets old. Witty lyrics, tight arrangements, & unforgettable melodies. One of my favorites!
Slide into a booth, sip some juice, and let Supertramp serve up a full plate of hooks, harmonies, and soft-rock brilliance.
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I have always granted myself the freedom to exercise artistic license and pursue whatever brings me joy. "Some" of my photographs may contain AI generated elements, such as backgrounds.
I had a deeply moving chat recently with someone witty and wise that I know, about the subject of closure. Since then I have mulled further upon the subject.
When relationships end, usually we know exactly why they ended. This really does help. It's like reading a book to the end and knowing exactly how the story ends, and why. One can then close the book and move on to other new stories, without being confused and wondering about the previous one anymore.
But occasionally, relationships end, and we're not exactly sure why, or perhaps even what went wrong, or why the other person decided to end it, because they're either not telling us at all, or not telling us enough, or not telling us the entire truth. This can be very frustrating to the person who is left not knowing. It's like getting to the end of a book, and realising someone has ripped out the final few pages of it, so you'll never know how the story ended, or why. You might eventually move on to other books, but you'll always be wondering what the ending of the previous one was about. And it will leave you dubious about any future books you might be inclined to read, in case the same thing happens all over again. It can traumatise and worry you for a long time to come.
It is a horrible position to be in, to be left wondering and not fully knowing why a relationship ended, wondering if it was you, or them, or whatever. It helps if you are given the chance to understand fully why it ended, and to get an opportunity to say goodbye and put a proper ending on things, since this person has obviously meant a lot to you and been a major part of your life throughout the relationship. Having a full understanding of the situation helps aid the bereavement and healing processes that inevitably come with a relationship ending.
Everyone needs closure. Everyone needs an ending to their story, even if it's an unhappy one. It's the least one can do when one leaves a relationship, to let the other party know exactly why one is leaving.
Breakups are awful. But we don't need to make them harder on each other than they already are. Empathy is a wonderful thing. And if we do the right thing by our former partners, we can walk away with our head held high, knowing that we kept our integrity to the last, even if we couldn't or wouldn't keep the relationship going.
If someone already knows exactly why you're leaving them, like, there was domestic violence or whatever, then you can just run for the hills without a backward glance. But in some other cases, when there was no violence, no fight, no obvious big catalyst for the end...then fess up and tell the other person why you ended it. Rip off that Band-Aid. Do the right thing.
Witty's waterfall one beautiful late afternoon with some lovely autumn colour coming through. One of my fav shots of a recent stop over in the west.
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Scenic vista filled with nature’s greens and reflections in the saltwater marsh, Witty’s Lagoon, Vancouver Island, BC.
An abstract of fast moving shore birds along the saltwater marsh of Witty's Lagoon, Metchosin, Vancouver Island, BC.
Beautiful lush moss-covered trees along a woodland hiking trail bordering Witty’s Lagoon, Metchosin, Vancouver Island, BC.
Took a short hike today down the otherside of Witty's Lagoon trail, it was quite nice and I got a few water falls out of it. This particular one was captivating, and I ended up spending 20-30 minutes crawling around on the rocks and logs at the bottm. Managed to avoid a soaker as well!
Spotted at Witty's Lagoon on Vancouver Island. Strange thing is, I actually felt a little sad for this 'giraffe'.
Seals reside on small islands off Tower Point in Witty's Lagoon Regional Park at Metchosin, British Columbia, Canada.
The Blue Jay belongs to the Corvidae family of birds. Corvids which include Crows, Ravens, Magpies, and Jays not only exhibit a very high level of intelligence among all birds (judging by their problem solving abilities and spatial memory), but they also have extensive species specific vocabularies. The Blue Jay is one of the few birds I still hear make noises with which I am not familiar (today in fact). The Blue Jay is Cyanocitta Cristata by genus and species, which means Chattering Crested Blue Bird from the Greek.
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