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Lo llaman la nueva normalidad, pero no saben quienes lo dicen, ni nosotros los ciudadanos de a pie podemos saber que normalidad nos espera.
Vamos embozados, guardamos la distancia fÃsica entre nosotros y nos saludamos a codazos, pero después de 90 dÃas de confinamiento, casi una condena, la situación es inquietante y no sabemos si seguiremos respirando a final del año.
¡Que Dios no coja confesaos!
OK. I've got the cute ducks out of my system so let's get back to the Ministracts! And in case you were wondering, I've neither had nor pined for a cigarette. Oh yes!
As you can see, there is nothing abnormal about life in Winterfell. Far from fomenting mysteries, residents enjoy the good, clean fun that moral living provides. In fact, there is simply no reason at all for Caledonians to be interested in scrutinizing our citizens, as we have nothing to hide. Nothing at all.
Just a normal country winter: sunset - check, pines - check, pond - check, and of course....a bale of hay - check.
Plug everything back (the plugs only fit one socket each - no chance of confusion), attach a new cable tie to keep everything inside tidy, and replace the bottom, grille, and top in the reverse order.
So, what was the problem?
I have no idea. Having unplugged everything, not seen any burn marks, cuts, etc I replaced everything. The 'on' button worked and the welcome chime played. The volume up and down worked, and the battery test chime also played. Even the charge light came on. Finally, it paired with my phone and played some music.
IImprovement
Having broken the waterproof seals around the speakers, this is no longer waterproof. Using some plumber's mastic or silicone sealant when reassembling the speakers will sort this out.
Prior experience
Many years ago I travelled several hours on a motorcycle to see what was going on in a mate's tank - all their conversations in the turret were going across the squadron radio net. They were surprised to see me when I arrived, but were happy to give me a mug of tea and a sandwich as I set to checking the radios. In fact, I had no clue why the fault had happened, but I knew enough to unplug every cable, suck my teeth a few times, and cadge a smoke ... and then I plugged everything back in again. And everything worked again as designed. I have no idea what I did or why it worked. However, it's not a bad principle to apply, and it saved my speaker from going into the bin =]
This is just normal road in Kauniainen Finland. I like the shadows hanging in the road. Some funky way I feel the road is smiling : )
"Na janela lateral, do quarto de dormir (...)
Mensageiro natural de coisas naturais
Quando eu falava dessas flores mórbidas
Quando eu falava desses homens sórdidos
Quando eu falava desse temporal
Você não me escutou
Você não quis acreditar
Mas isso é tão normal
Você não quis acreditar"
(Ratto)
Have you ever felt that you are trying to balance yourself between two or more worlds? I feel so all the time, and usually can do it w/ a smile....but then...
because corona pollution dropped dramatically, the climate returned to normal and snow fell again every where after several years, it even fell in the sahara:)
Looking smart in Freightliner’s orange livery, 59201 'Westbury PSB 1984-2024' passes Berkley Marsh near Frome with 6V22, 13:34 Woking-Merehead empties on 16 May, 2025.
After the fever-pitch excitement of shooting passing trains it was back to more run of the mill activities with a bog-standard 3/4 shot of 2C42 heading away southward from Parton behind 37402.
The vampire series is over, so I figure it's about time I started posting some "normal" pics, lol!
This is from my archives, and was taken at a local park by the river in Holly Hill, Florida, just north of Daytona Beach. Late afternoon, just before sunset, is my favorite time of day. The way the sun lights up the foliage and paints the clouds with color is hard to beat. Although many of you have beautiful sunrises where you live, here, it's the sunsets that are impressive, even if they aren't over the water!
The Daytona Beach area is on Florida's east coast. The closest place we can find to see the sun set over the water is at the inlet, where the river and ocean merge, but it's not quite the same as seeing it over the ocean. The sun sets over the river when viewed from the east, but not on the horizon. There are always trees and such behind the water. We get the sunrises, but the shades are much softer and more pastel usually, so not as dramatic or vibrant. The indirect sunrise effect over the river or beach is still stunning, and the clouds usually make up for anything lacking in not seeing the actual orb of the sun.
Happy Fence Friday, Everyone!
Just for the record, I am SUPER sick of Flickr's glitches! Today it's the I can't change my icon and it took 5 tries to change the image on my page, too problem! Lately, it's been everything from uploading issues to triple spacing when you send a Flickrmail! I hope the Smugmug guys get this junk fixed soon! Paying more for the privilege of being constantly annoyed isn't going to cut it. AND while I'm on that topic, how about lifting the ban on some of us who can't get a photo into Explore to save our souls simply because we've used vignettes or framing! It's been about 6 years since my 263rd Explore pic made it in. Nothing since then. There's no one to ever complain to, either. Grrrrrrrrrr..... Okay. Got the pics changed. What's next?