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this is my little nest right now. It's the only place that never ceases to allow comfort for this very pregnant body. I can see I am starting to get my "gonna have a baby very soon" chub in my face.
On the way back from my friend's house a week or so ago I realised that for once I was early for my train. Rather than wait for 20 minutes at the station cold and bored out of my mind I decided to grab a half at a nearby bar.
On trying to enter I was in a fortunately positive mood as the bouncer ID'd me. I thanked him kindly for knocking eleven years off my life , showed him my passport, observed his rather shocked expression and walked in. At the bar I was regarded with deep suspicion but they decided to sell me a half a lager anyway.
With only 20 minutes I decided to take some long exposure pictures of the crap flashy disco lights. After five minutes of enjoying myself yet another bouncer approached me and told me to put my camera away or leave. I told him that I was taking pictures of the lights but it was manager's orders. I put my camera away and left.
At the time I was in a good enough mood not to care but since then I have been rankled by this a little. I'm not a fan of this trend of stopping people taking pictures , it's leading somewhere bad.
Clearing The Mind
Some days you just have to get out and be alone. Yesterday was one of those days for me. I was stressing out over something that happened (still happening). I was getting very agitated and just wanted to be alone so I went out and decided to go for a drive for awhile. I saw the light was turning into the Golden hour as I was driving and decided to go find this one spot on the hill in Burbank that I visited last year around the same time.
The hill grass was getting very tall this time of year coming into Spring and the sun was in the right light and soon setting so I experimented taking a few photos of stuff up there. I liked this one for some reason. There are a couple of others I will be posting soon that I liked too.
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There wasn't much happening yesterday. It was way too cold for this Florida boy to ride the trike, so, I thought I'd take a little trip up to the Laurel highlands and check out Cole Run Falls. I was hoping there would be some snow by the falls because we saw some up neat the top of the ridge but no such luck. I did however get this shot of the falls that I rather liked. Hope you feel the same.
Yaaaaaaaay !!
its Best Day Ever !!
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i really really have fun with them My all frindz
that whos i get out with them .. i really i cant emotions my feelings
Right now !! โฅโฅ
i,ll Never 4gets thats day .. its a best Day in my life
and srry [sweetya] 4 that wat i do i put a the kakow in ur Face ! =P
and its okiiabout wat u did 4 me !! << u know wat i mean hahaha !!
i really i wasint want 2 getout frome there !! << lazga mabii a6l3
Cuz its was Too fun and ans Amazing Day
BTW ,, Luv yew All Fwinds and i dont know Without ya wat im Gonna do
in my life ,, And im nothing Without Ya โฅโฅ
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So ppl the Friends is a bset Relationship !!
Yew Must 2 Save them !!
With All luv โฅ !!
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takin;Me
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Comments & Notes & Fav .. Just 4 ur Good Friendz & Me โฅ !!
Well yes that's the question
When Aiko suggests that we need a break and something nice to eat, he stops
Licks his mouth while watching me
He makes sure that I'm seeing him
Whenever he sees a picnic table like this, he jumps upon it, ready for omnoms
So mind you, all you picnic people out there, that puts your food straight on the table.....
There are dirty paws on the table
Spiders you can't see
Lots of other stuff you don't even want to think of is there too
Yup, down the hatch
So here he is on the table
I'm obviously too slow to understand him, or respond
So he is now begging for treats
And in my head he is praying too
You know that it's important that you think positive when you're looking at the stuff you are about to eat or drink?
That's the same as giving it a blessing
Your body will respond with joy and say Yippi; I'm going to have this lovely piece of food and devour it with good conscience
You are giving the food a good energy by thinking positive and we need good energy when we are eating and drinking
We need a good atmosphere both outside our body
And inside
It's pretty logic really
And you need to focus
Don't surfe too much on social media or deep dive into newspapers and books when you are eating
You eat way too much when you do that, because you aren't aware of your body's signals
We really don't need much, if you dare thinking about it
And, yes
Positive thinking works for chocolate too
I have tested this many times
lol
If you are having bad conscience because you are thinking that you don't deserve it, or it's not healty enough for you or whatever, you will add negative thoughts and negative energy to what you are about to eat
All the good stuff that is inside your food is wasted by this kind of thinking
So quit that
Think positive even here
It's so important
Call it bless the food if you want
I call it thinking positive
"This is good for me"
Enjoy your next meal with this in your mind if you want, I can guarantee that you'll feel better and maybe you don't even feel for taking more on your plate
Kiev 4a
Behind the scenes of Get Out, Frightened Rabbit: youtu.be/bBdsY_zsv_U
Alina Loshyna & Elizabeth Pentsarskaya
This photo is part of the Mobile Photography Flickr Group Showcase โ TheAppWhisperer (TAW) โ April 13, 2014
25 today :)
I saw it in doing a horrid overnight getout until 6.30am which wasn't so good! Also my 1st anniversary of Flickr Pro, so this is an alternate take on a favourite picture.
Severn Bridge, Gloucestershire.
Nikon D40 & Nikkor 35mm DX F/1.8
This guy has such a marvelous coat
It's the softest there is
And he has loads around his face and especially around his neck
It works like the best pillow ever
I had to take quite a lot off, he normally doesn't like it
But now he obviously thought it was quite lovely
Today we have 25C, I'm definitely not built for this heat
And neither is my King
I'm not complaining tho, I just adapt
We walk in the evening and do little outside when the heat is on :D
It has been two good weekends of hiking. Last Sunday saw a return trip to Silver Star Mountain in southern Washington. If you have never been there, let me tell you two things about it: it's totally beautiful and awesome, and take a vehicle with modest clearance or the drive up is going to suck.
I went up with my hiking pal Josh who has a Jeep. It handled the rough road no problem, but it was sort of akin to being in a boat on a stormy ocean. His new dog didn't care much for the drive and showed his appreciation by throwing up all over the back seat. And I do mean all over. But that was remedied easily enough by the three napkins Josh keeps in his jeep for just such an emergency, along with large handfuls of ferns.
Not to be deterred by a little dog vomit we bounced along up the road to the trailhead. On my previous visits I had always walked the old forest service road to the top. It is a perfectly satisfactory way to reach the view at the top, but rather than do the same route a third time I wanted to try out Ed's Trail. It sounded interesting.
It was.
Mostly in the beautiful sense. Ed's Trail skirts along the steep face of the ridge as opposed to the road which runs along its much wider top. So you have some splendid views... you also have lots of open space immediately to one side and down. Not an issue for me, but it turned out one of our group had a latent fear of heights. Mostly he soldiered along, refusing to look down. But we reached this one spot on the trail that forced you to clamber up this near vertical rock face for ten feet or so. He didn't like that part so much. In fact it was quite a struggle for him. We reached the top of that part and the trail winded up into a small patch of trees (the top of which you see here) which seemed to help reduce his fear of heights. Which was good because then the trail climbs up another rock face, this one about 15 feet high. Josh's dog did an admirable impression of a mountain goat and we all made it relatively easily to the view at the top, this view here in fact.
I hauled out my Pentax 6x7 for this hike and only took the 45mm for it. I so love that camera (I used it again today). Unfortunately mine is getting up there in the years - it looks much older than it is too, so it is not as steady or reliable as it used to be. But man, I love this camera. If you don't know the camera, it is easy to dismiss it as being a bit ridiculous looking. Like a 35mm SLR given steroids. But when it comes to making photos, this camera knows its stuff. The glass is beautiful. The operation surprisingly easy for such a large device. Sure, the mirror sounds like a cannon firing, subtlety is not a word it knows. But for landscapes, I miss carrying it around with me everywhere. Blast you Hasselblad! :-p
So yes, it has been two really good weekends back to back, both in terms of places enjoyed and cameras used.