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302's power rolls towards the south end through a very empty Hugart yard. This former Pennsy yard is now full to capacity with increased traffic on the Grand Elk plus a lot of storage cars. This shot isn't possible today, too many cars!
8164 and 8171 roll 9323 empty grain over the roller-coaster grades into Wingello station.
The morning started pleasantly cool, became hot under blue sky (over 30C), then clouded over near lunchtime with the approach of storms.
(photo by Pat Jarrett, all rights reserved)
New, empty apartment blocks being built seen outside the window of a mag-lev bullet train from Beijing to Teda. Teda is considered a tiny city of several million people, primarily Han Chinese. Teda is an acronym for Tianjin Economic Development Area.
This is a field where trailer parks all used to be hooked up to gas meters that can still be seen. The grass has taken over the cement foundations and now the only proof of the town is the left behind meters and air conditioners.
So much to do before next Thursday. So little time. I spent my morning here looking out at the Thames, pathetically waving my tape measure. Can you see the log chairs? They're ace. I want one.
Not sure if this is a feature or a directive. No one around to ask. I'll be returning tomorrow to gather more information.
And, as a point of note, it seems to be empty during the day as well.
Brinchang, The Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
One of the first things I see when I look at this picture is the cars which is quite startling to me because this photo shows the gift shops outside a cactus farm. You have to admit that's quite a lot of people wanting to buy souvenirs from a cactus farm. Please don't be mistaken in thinking that you can buy the cacti, oh no.
Okay, I am being a little unfair here, there is also a strawberry farm attached to the cactus farm and some of the gift shops are catering for the Strawberry Tourist.
And no, you can't buy the strawberries either.
6th Grade Empty Bowl Project 2009- Identity Bowls lesson- each student develops a plan that included a symbol that represents an aspect of their personal identity. The bowls are sculpted and glazed and each student then participates in the Empty Bowl Dinner where money is collected for local homeless shelters or soup kitchens. At the end of the dinner each student takes home the bowl they created and family members purchase extra bowls that have been decorated by the students.
Desideri sempre
ciò che non puoi avere
non hai, ma vuoi ardentemente, più che reale, sconfina nel fantastico
lo vuoi la vuoi
ma a entrambi non è dato sapere quanto
non hai certezza ma speri che si avveri il miracolo
malinconia nascosta che non puoi gridare
il desiderio ammazza se non si concretizza
ti schiaccia come un macigno in più parti tra le ganasce di una ruspa
verme tra il becco di una rondine
ti rende mollo (budino)
le gambe tremano (8° grado)
le tempie sudano (fa un caldo tropicale)
le mandibole masticano a vuoto ( come pale eoliche)
lo viscere brontolano (da terzo mondo)
ti giri nel letto come un baco
ti mordi le unghie, le ginocchia e le labbra
sbocciano lacrime che ti solcano il viso scavando linee come tarli impazziti
si fanno strada tra le pieghe del collo
corrono giù lungo il petto solo un attimo
sui capezzoli si addensano
e poi gocciolano giù e si spaccano sul pavimento.
quante sigarette hai fumato stasera?
il bicchiere è vuoto o pieno?
dimmi se ci sono stelle in cielo?
e il cane da accarezzare c'è l'hai?