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Koi fish are known to swim against the current and overcome great obstacles. They symbolise strength, patience, courage and success. As they can grow very large, they also become the symbol of prosperity and luck.”
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Bento Mesh Head: Genus Babyface BOM
Bento Mesh Body: Maitreya Lara
Face/Body: Akali by Boataom
Hair: Rosie Rainbow by !!Firelight!!
Ursula Full Headdress: Petrichor
Animated Clownfish (on head): Mermaid
Shoes: Raisie by Mosquito's Way
Almond Nails: Astralia
Sear Treasures Rings: (Yummy)
Ensemble: Onda (incl. six pretty colors for both Maitreya & Legacy bodies; dress, collar, armbands, panties, garters, & back decoration) by Les Sucreries de Fairy at Planet 29 event beginning June 29th to July 27th. SLURL will be posted at that time
4 rainbowFish **RADIANT**: *chanimations
Dreamy Pond Koi Fish: nani
Jellyfish Companion: *HEXtraordinary*
POSE: Pin-Up Doll - Candy by Le Poppycock
SIM: Storybook, Lost Unicorn Gallery @ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lost%20Unicorn%20Gallery/2...
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*Scottish writer and award-winning poet, John Burnside (Amazon), is one of the three authors who have won both the T. S. Eliot Prize and the Forward Poetry Prize for the same book. He has authored fourteen collections of poetry and eleven works of fiction.
John Burnside’s quote adjures us to be more cautious, more humane in our interactions with other living things in the environment. This is a call for humans to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle in production, consumption and waste management.
Everyone lives in their own bubble. A bubble of feelings, resentments, pain, loneliness, anguish, illness or just because you want to live in a protected bubble. As a child blows and makes countless bubbles in the air, sometimes the bubbles collide, join, merge... or disappear.
What I'm listening now:
This is a photo of three colorful koi fish swimming in the pond, digitally enhanced with painterly type effects to create a dramatic semi-abstract piece with light and movement.
La vera forza non cavalca l'onda, ma risale la corrente con la calma di chi conosce il proprio destino.
True strength does not ride the wave, but swims against the current with the calm of one who knows their own destiny.
「本当の強さは波に乗るのではなく、己の運命を知る者の静けさで流れに逆らって進むことだ。」
Outfit: [Gild] Tasuki hasyori @ APPARE!2026 SUMMER event venue
Australian Shelduck meets Koi fish. This duck was just trying to drink some water when the Koi fish tried to steal a kiss!
Mourn eyeshadow "mana" version @ Meta angel mp
hollow war devil scar
hazel alien antenna @ mainstore
clover nymph ears @ mainstore
aii & ego webbed hands @ mianstore
sinchi hot sunchi @ sinchi mainstore
koi scales bom @ AR mp
zao squirrel hair
Seen in Kyoto Garden, Holland Park, London
Kyoto Garden is one of the best gardens to visit in London. It is well-maintained and has plants that flourish year-round. I believe the most beautiful it is in the fall, we would see large pops of color in the Japanese acers throughout the garden.
As you walk around the Kyoto Garden path, look into the pond and you may spot some koi fish. Seems The Heron has noticed them too...unfortunately they are far too big for him...but who knows what can come over!
for Smile on Saturday
theme: Fish
Taken at the the Koi pond in the Tropical Biome of The Leaf; The Assiniboine Park Conservancy, Winnipeg, Manitoba
This photograph was taken at the Koi Pond at Our Lady of Mercy Life Center, Guilderland, New York. Perseverance and Strength: In Asian folklore, koi are famous for swimming upstream and conquering waterfalls, representing courage and determination.
Good Fortune: Keeping koi in a pond is believed to bring luck, prosperity, and wealth into a home.
Love and Fidelity: The Japanese word koi sounds like another word meaning affection or love.
Unique Biology and Lifespan
Living Art: Selective breeding has produced over 100 stunning color varieties—including red, white, black, and gold—making each fish unique.
Long Life: While normal pet fish live a few years, healthy koi routinely live 30 to 40 years, and some legendary specimens have lived for over a century.