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I'm not afraid to die,
but 'fraid to live until death
It's not hard for you to guess,
what will happen next.
I'm Not Sure - Sizzla
Poor Spock, he was afraid to walk onto the jetty and looked to Mirjam for help...
Just look at his toes!
Esta en vos, en mi y en él. Es parte de cada uno, nos forma y nos desforma cuantas veces quiere (aunque todo corre por nuestra cuenta). Podemos enfrentarlo y superarlo. Podemos ir en camino a derribarlo y que nos sobrepase sin ningun dificultad y volvamos al estado inicial. Pero sin valentia, sin metas, sin un objetivo, no hay resultados. Hay posibilidades de que te lo propongas y fracases, pero siempre es mejor que encerrarse en una burbuja de MIEDO.
after years of trying to forget you
why am so afraid
if i fall in love again
i remember you
you were everything to me
but now i fell it again without you
and am afraid to lose it all
WIU Photography Interest Group Photo Outing at Leslie F. Malpass Library. A view from the top floor stair rail.
The look of pure fear one gets when realizing they are on fire... The result of a second curtain flash & long exposure
Eating some Salmon. "In the town of Willow, a brown bear sow killed a moose calf in a resident’s backyard. The man was afraid that the bear might try to attack his dog, so he killed the sow not knowing that she had cubs. In Alaska, killing a bear in defense of life or property is legal. Once he saw the two cubs at the top of a very tall and skinny birch tree, he called the area wildlife biologist to notify him of the situation.
Daring Rescue Saves Cubs’ Lives!! The biologist, who happens to be a former gymnast, daringly climbed to the top of the skinny tree and grabbed the smaller male cub by a rear leg, holding on to the tree with the other hand. He climbed down and lowered the cub into a fish net. The second cub was more of a challenge. She was a large female cub and acted aggressively. The biologist climbed to the top of the tree, injected her with a sedative then grabbed her by the scruff. As he began to climb down, the skinny birch tree began to bend and crack. The tree bent all the way over, delivering the biologist and the cub safely to the ground!"