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Explored : Oct 19, 2009 #497 . Thankyou!!

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The things:

 

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MICHAN - Starlight Necklace

Cake Inc.: Kawaii Oni Horns Fluffy

Sweet Thing. Cutie Carton - Pure(ly Corrupted) (Pose A)

[HP] - Muzzle for Deer head

:: wickedpup :: COW EARS

Lunar - Joss Sweater (Perky) - FATPACK

[HP] - Deer head (bento)

Lunar - Joss Bra (Perky) - FATPACK

tram K0310 hair

NATTON - Fluff Tipped Tail 1.0 - Default Bento Tail Length

 

After seeking some advice on "how to.." ....I then spent an hour splashing tomatoes in a glass...laughing and generally feeling like a big kid again! Errors galore and plenty of mess but lots of fun!

A l'arrière plan le Môle.

Je prends ce magnolia en photo tous les ans, jamais le même cliché... (I take a photo of this tree every year, never the same pic ! )

Mieux en grand, better in large, click L.

Canon EOS 6D - 1/80 sec - ƒ/6.3 - ISO 100 - 32 mm

 

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"Nothing much could happen

Nothing we can't shake

Though we're absolute beginners

We've nothing much at stake

As long as you're still smiling

There's nothing more I need

I absolutely love you

But we're absolute beginners

Well if my love is your love

We're certain to succeed..."

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo7KUEvV4II

from suzuki roshi: "in the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's there are few." i'm trying to view the world with beginner's mind.

A developing Wild goldenglow (Rudbeckia laciniata) contrasts with the background Purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea).

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sometimes in life we have to wait. for texts, people, moments or just summer. sometimes these things need quite a short time to happen, sometimes they take more time. and sometimes these things will probably never happen.

Macro Mondays - Superstition

 

There's even a Wikipedia article about Beginner's luck: © All Rights Reserved. Please do not use or reproduce this image on Websites, Blogs or any other media without my explicit permission.

 

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little miss LooLies =P my student (a)

  

lol awani a3alimha il t9weeer =D

  

im a good sister (a)

I had an incredible first visit to this falls on the Sonoma Coast. High flow, huge crashing waves, and an epic stormy #escaype forecasted sunset.

 

My one gripe with this amazing scene is that most comps I'd seen felt a bit right-heavy. I initially posted a comp with a sunstar and light on the left side, and here is one with the falls centered and the colors a bit more subdued. Probably not everyone's cup of tea in a world dictated by epic, but I wanted to share it regardless.

 

Greetings from Norway -- we have a little less than one more week out here and then I'll be back in the Bay. Keep rockin' it with epic snow and storm shots!

 

- Jeff

 

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As a beginner, I failed a number of time at wake boarding in Singapore Wake Park.

Great Ocean Road, Australia.

 

For someone I am missing right now: There may be a million stars in the sky, I just want you to be the only star in my eyes.

I had been researching the Matteson Loop and viewing platforms when I happen to discover what appeared to be a little observation platform at Homewood. Thus, on a morning where going south avoided the clouds, I decided to check out Homewood. A couple benches, a pavillion, and a live radio feed greeted me not ten minutes before this northbound showed. Taking some stacks and racks into Markham Yard is the recently rebuilt AC44 with the 1923-era logo.

This 3 month old Bighorn Sheep is already a skilled mountain climber.

 

Bighorns prefer drier climates in the mountains that support grasslands for grazing. They never stray too far away from steep mountain slopes, which give them an advantage over their predators (mainly wolves and cougars).

  

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