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"One must unstring the bow or else it will snap"
Current assignment for course was to create some photos which relate to this metaphor. These are only 2 out of the set of 3 photos. I am unsure on the editing as usual.
Model: Francine
The teachers sat in the back of the room in order to view the recording taking place while the speaker spoke and showed videos on the monitor above his head.
I think I'm very comparable to the White Stripes. I'm very forward and sort of aggressive in my own ways. I've heard a lot of people say, "I love it when they one of their songs comes on, and I can listen to them for a little while, but soon I'm ready to move on." My presence is very much like this; I can tell that I'm sort of the same way. Even my closest friends get excited when they first see me, but then soon, I can tell they are ready for me to leave or get time away from me. It's because I'm so energetic and aggressive in my pursuits, much like White Stripes' music.
On Sunday, after a little hiccup in our plans, we made our way to #FoodStock the fundraising event to stop the Mega Quarry in Ontario.
The organisers estimate over 20,000 (some said over 28,000) came out ot show their support and coming together to say NO to destroying prime farmland, habitats & potable water.
It was cold. It was muddy. It was wet. It was far.
It was inspiring how many people came out, chefs, musicians, farmers and supporters alike to stand up and get this issue noticed!
More details can be found by doing a quick google search on "Stop the Mega Quarry"
This picture is an appropriate metaphor for e-learning because technological use has its pros and cons. There are those who are baffled by how to operate the computer or any electronic gadget (and therefore reluctant to use it), and those for whom it is an exciting and rewarding venture.
E-learning is great when you get what you want from the internet or software, and annoying when you can't fix any technical problems, your identity gets taken by hackers, you have to remember all those passwords, or you lose your work!
Personally, I love e-learning as I like the potential to publish my work in a professional format and learn how to use it productively for work.
Source: wyte-majick.deviantart.com/
In progress. Working idea.
I want each image simple with lots of white space.
Paragraph:
We sent out the SOS call, the storm broke our second anchor line. Four months of calm seas. They call the rouges, they travel fast and alone. One hundred foot faces of God's good ocean gone wrong. You will always get hit out of nowhere by some wave and end up on your own. To the port I see the lighthouse through the sleet and the rain. Calm me. Let me taste the salt you breathed while you were underneath. Dreams of mountains sunk below the sea. You know that you are not alone. I need you like water in my lungs.
Learn how our Metaphors of Money shape our relationship to it with Andrew T. Austin by clicking on the link.
Learn how Metaphors of Movement works on Individual Change in a therapeutic setting with Andrew T. Austin by clicking on the link.
Since my group's focused on birth and death of spring, I decided to make mine about childhood. It's a new and playful beginning like spring. The cheetah could be thought of as a child dressing up for spring, which is represented in the bunny hat. The Peek-A-Boo action is also a play into making the cheetah a child.