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These ladies work in Jagalchi fish market in Busan, Korea. There are many older ladies working hard in this market each day. These ladies were taking a break and enjoying some Soju and food, they were laughing and enjoying their time together. Walking through the markets in Busan I felt that the older generation of Koreans are very resilient, and also generally happy and positive. I really enjoyed seeing this aspect of their life.
Since I got me a promotion, I need to be a little more mobile these days. Also now that things like VMWare make it astonishingly easy to run the few windows only things I have to deal with I'm finally free to get back to working on a Mac again! Whoo hoo! I can't tell you how liberating it is to be working every single day in an OS that feels like it was made this century.
Anyway here's my new lil' work setup. So far, working like a charm!
ANSH scavenger20 work/play balance-- the item asked us to show both. since i am retired, the left side which represents the organization we did while my DD was here for 3 weeks in august is a tad smaller than the right side which represents the macro pics i love taking as my hobby.
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by Tino Bittner
@wall.you.need
Schwerin
Vorlage:
Gerrit van Honthorst
Singender Zinkenspieler/Flötenspieler, 1632
Found this chair at the used furniture store for $30. good deal i am guessing?
it says Knoll international NY NY
its stamped 1981 tho.. so i dont know if thats when they manufactured it?
Sara worked at RCRC, and was Alaskan. This photo is from the new (then) RCRC office in the basement of the IT building at BU. That machine in the corner is Madagascar, the RCRC server. I also think that might be my old bookbag on the chair, but it's hard to say.
This friendly guy and his four buddies came over and let me pet their noses when I stopped by a farmer's roadside stand. The farmer's wife said they still use work horses to pull some of the equipment. They had some tractors, too; I guess horses are still the only way to get the job done on some of the steep mountain slopes.