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Mitchell's first day with dad on a run. This was a good 6-mile run in the jogging stroller and Mitchell did great. He didn't fall asleep, but seemed to enjoy soaking in his surroundings.
This little monk was passing out blessings as we walked into a temple in Nara. We saw him again later in the market.
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Rounding a curve on a dead end road closed for 20 years due to the washed out bridge, one comes across this ancient sentinel in the darkening gloom.
The first rays of sunshine. The flimsy curtain becomes golden.
The light plays with the white stuff and makes it gold.
A moment that lasts less than two minutes.
Then it is gone, peace and all.
~~Click On Picture To See It Big And Black~~
Our 7th annual ROBOTICON FIRST Showcase and FIRST Robotics Competition off-season event was help October 12 & 13 at the University of South Florida Yuengling Center.
The first levels of the marble cladding have been removed from First Canadian Place, they are being replaced with a white glass that should have a longer life span.
I found my first dandelion of 2010 - that round object poking it to the photo (bottom edge) is Link's nose coming in for a sniff.
Despite the first hartal called on a Friday 120 alumni braved the streets of Dhaka to attend the third alumni event to be hosted in Dhaka on Friday 5th April. They were joined by local Institution staff and staff of the University of London International Programmes! Thank you all for making the effort & making it another successful event!
This beauty came up to our table and immediately chose The One.
In the background:
La Porta della Città (the City Gate), 12th century.
The Normans surrounded the city of Savoca with a wide wall with two gateways, one at the southern end (San Giovanni district) and the other at the northern end (San Michele district). Of these defensive fortifications, only the gate of the San Michele district is now present. It looks like a pointed arch in sandstone dating back to the 12thcentury . Until the 19th century via San Michele, leading to the gate, was nothing but a steep stair carved into the rock. Until 1918 , the iron doors were still present, which, in the Middle Ages, were opened at dawn and closed at sunset. The gate was restored in 2009.
Savoca, Sicily. 2018