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Blessing my new house. Thai monks who stayed in the Netherlands for 3 months, have blessed my house :)
My first roll on my Rittreck 6x9 on 6x7. I am quite happy with the result on this Luminon lens. The 105/f3.5 is one of the standard lens on this Rittreck. Definitely a keeper. A surrealism character and classic vintage detail. Some light leak bokeh ball on the bottom and the roll film holder is not to my liking.
More will be share.
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Blessing of a scooter, from W F Jashemski's children's book Letters from Pompeii. Illustration by M. Saesk. 1963.
Feb. 24, 2015 – From top, Alex Campillo, Emily Lehre, Claire Richer, Kristina Damm, Dana Hiniker and Jo Maccune, members of the Boston University Women’s Rowing team, exercise on ergometers at the BU DeWolfe Boathouse, 619 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday morning. During the cold winter months when the Charles River freezes over, the team works out inside the boathouse to keep in shape. “It’s such an aerobic sport,” said Coach Stacey Rippetoe. “You have to.” © Kiera Blessing 2015
TMD 2016 - DNA - Week 45 - 4th November - I am Blessed to be a Blessing
Wonderful devotional that really made me think :)
I loved the passage from Rick Warren's book:
"The purpose of your life is far greater than your own personal fulfillment, your peace of mind, or even your happiness. It’s far greater than your family, your career, or even your wildest dreams and ambitions. If you want to know why you were placed on this planet, you must begin with God. You were born by his purpose and for his purpose."
It seemed to me we sometimes need to get back to basics. Stop worrying about the big stuff and make sure we take care of the little things that can make such a difference to us all.
Matthew 10:29 came to mind: Are not two sparrows sold for a penny? Yet not one of them will fall to the ground outside your Father's care.
Symbolically, feeding the birds is a small thing to do but has great impact when we do that! If we can perhaps free ourselves from worrying about the big things - or at least from letting those things take over our minds and hearts - and focus on little things we can do well with great love, everything else will follow.
I think perhaps the US election fever and the reactions that we can't seem to escape atm on social media and mainstream played a subconscious part in my thinking today! The results of a whole nation voting can't be changed and people seem to feel helpless, but there is a lot that we all can do in making the world a better place where we are. Let's just start there and see where we're led...? Be blessed by being a blessing to others.
TFL!
I have decided to start a photography project this year, in which I'm going to take one photograph each week as a way of counting my blessings.
I was at university when I first used a computer. I became fascinated with the potential of I.T. and the Internet, and wrote my PGCE extended project on IT and English teaching. Things have moved on a lot since then. And whatever critisisms we have of technology, I think it is most definitely a blessing, bringing us all closer together as human beings. The Internet has let me meet - either directly or indirectly - and maintain contact with, many of my friends. It helps me with my job, I use it to do my shopping. Even our newest cat, we first saw on the Cats Protection webpage. And if it wasn't for the Internet, I wouldn't be doing this right now either, I suppose.
Blessing my new house. Thai monks who stayed in the Netherlands for 3 months, have blessed my house :)
Used to welcome us on our arrival, and for a blessing from my mother-in-law at the beginning of my wedding ceremony.
Ganesh and Lakshmi sit with a pradip and pots of turmeric, rice, sindoor and sandalwood paste.
“May God give you...
For every storm a rainbow,
for every tear a smile,
for every care a promise and a blessing in each trial.
For every problem life sends,
a faithful friend to share,
for every sigh a sweet song
and an answer for each prayer.”
(Am I Irish you ask? How about this for a mix...Scottish/Irish and Italian!!! - How does my wife survive?)
blessing for a baby in a Maya ritual at the ancient altar in Iximché, Guatemala / © Stefan Werner Maurer 2012
Bless (Level 1, Conjuration/Summoning) Reversible
Upon uttering the bless spell, the caster raises the morale of friendly creatures by +1. Furthermore, it raises their "to hit" dice rolls by +1. A blessing, however, will affect only those not already engaged in melee combat.
Blessing my new house. Thai monks who stayed in the Netherlands for 3 months, have blessed my house :)
A shot of the priest offering his blessing to 2 lines of people at the Sri Mariamman Hindu Temple in Chinatown, Singapore.
PP: Original shot- Straight from camera.
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Camera used: Sony DSLR Alpha 850.
Lens: SAL 100mm Telemacro f/2.8
LWC Assistant Chaplain Carol Weddle, left, blesses the hands of nursing student Maria Cozzens Oct. 5 in V.P. Henry Auditorium during the fifth-annual Nursing Ceremony of Blessing & Transition.
Blessing my new house. Thai monks who stayed in the Netherlands for 3 months, have blessed my house :)
I have been away for a few weeks, and on my return I find so many dear flickr friends are in distress with their beautiful four legged family members. Last night Annie and I chanted a blessing, said all your names out loud and wished that
"All will be well
All will be safe
All will be as it should
All will be as it must."
And so it will be........