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Saarbrücken Hauptbahnhof, 21.04.2018 (Photo: © Zippo Zimmermann, www.designladen.com – unauthorized use prohibited)
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Endcliffe Park, Sheffield. This was the scene in the park today. The results of a recent history lesson some local school kids had in the park. On 22 February 1944 Flying Fortress 'Mi Amigo' crashed in this wooded area and all 10 men onboard the plane lost their lives.
Notes from David Kaneda's talk, Going Mobile and the beginning of notes from Mike Rundle's talk, From Web to iOS.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA - March 25 - Tasha McNamara and Tim McNamara attend UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals Notes & Words on March 25th 2023 at Fox Theater @ 1807 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94612 US in San Francisco, CA (Photo - Drew Altizer)
"music speaks what cannot be expressed, soothes the mind and gives it a rest, heals the heart and makes it a whole, flows from heaven to the soul."
possibly the best note we've ever received at the library. usually they say things like "tape #6 won't play."
Photography of the performance of "neither HEre nor there (and everythIng elSe)" at the 2014 National Arts Festival, Grahamstown, South Africa. 7 July 2014. Choreographed by Nadine Joseph, with score by Daniel Nubian, and design by Melissa Pentz. A negative entertAinMent production. "A phone dangles off the hook, a drip of seat trickles toward the floor, a trembling hand reaches out; a street lamp flickers on and off, on and off, on and off with great trepidation, they take a tentative, collective step forward." (From programme notes)
Life's journey is a very overwhelming thing to think about. As we grow older, life can be tougher or easier; it depends on how you deal with the road that you're traveling on.
Of course, life has never been easy and that’s a fact. You have to be weak for you to be strong. You have to be afraid to be fearless. You have to fall down before you can soar and fly. You have to be deeply hurt and cry before you can truly know how to love and be happy.
It’s funny how people compare life's travel to things around us. Some say it’s like a roller coaster, with all the loops and problems you’ll surely be dizzy. A wheel, as it goes round and round until it stops spinning.
For me...why not a grocery? The time we were born, we made a grand ENTRACE in this world. People are around to welcome you and take care of you and offer guidance in our growing years. As soon as we enter the store, we grab our carts and start to go around and look for things that we want. Some make a list of things to buy and some just go down every aisle to look for what they need and what they want to buy. Sometimes, I wish it could be like that; the minute we are born we also have a list in our hands of what we need and what we will become so when we are confused and weary, there’s a note that can remind us of what we should follow. A little note that will give us remedies to get over life's pains.
Our carts are like us. We fill it with the things that will help us to complete us and survive. Maybe a bag of this to overcome some bad memories, a few boxes of these to help us understand ourselves, a gallon of this to be wiser, a dozen of those to make us happy, cans of these to be stronger, a bottle of that to never lose hope, a kilo of this to keep our belief and respect in ourselves.
We are what we shop and we are the one who’s filling our own carts and lives. We have our whole lifetime to shop and experience life, to try every little or big thing life has to offer. Let’s not be in a rush. Commit mistakes and learn.......make right decisions and be wiser.......fill your carts with love and compassion.......be happy with what you bought and bagged because all of it is every little bit of who you are and who you will be.
Try not to regret. If you do, heal yourself and let go because eventually, after this very tiring tour inside the grocery of life, we will have to fall in line one by one going to the EXIT of this journey.
It may be the end of life, but I know you will agree it was a worthwhile stay.