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I found this group here on flickr hopeREVO and loved the idea. You are supposed to leave little notes of hope in random places. This is my first set. I just took some of my pictures and added some "hopeful" sayings and had them printed up in wallet sized prints. Now I just need to go spread them around! Thats gonna be the fun part!
Check out the website at www.hopeREVO.com
Marzia Casilli nasce a Lecce nel 1989. Vive ad Ascoli Piceno, dove è Vicepresidente dell'Associazione Culturale ''Das Andere'', che promuove incontri con scrittori e dibattiti filosofico-letterari, con l'obbiettivo di risvegliare la coscienza sociale. E' laureanda in Psicologia e dal 2015 allieva della Scuola Holden di Torino. Nel 2010 pubblicava con Albatros una raccolta di poesie dal titolo ''Leggendo e scrivendo'' . Con il mare in tasca'' (Talos 2015 - collana Polis) è il suo primo romanzo.
: one of the first exposures with the new camera. And now it's time to take a proper look at it, and to start reading the operating instructions...
(© Lise Utne)
Hey! Go check out TIP's Analog Travelog today. Vanessa and I have nine of our Redfish Lake photos featured!
PS. I still check my page several times a day so I'm not disappearing from flickr completely during this time.
Ironically it was today in Houston that I found out Bill Bryson has a new book scheduled for publication at the end of May. In many ways it will be a follow up to his "Notes from a small island" shown above. His new work will be eagerly anticipated in this household.
The title is fixed but as yet there is no indication of the cover or the exact date of release. What is known is that the majority of chapters are based around his usual wry observations from different locations around Brexitland during the last year. Most feature England. However, there will be at least one chapter from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
With his gentle but incisive insights, it should be a fascinating read from a gentleman who holds dual nationality - born in America but who has spent most of his life in Britain. In the new book, he apparently looks on at the utter chaos in a country he clearly loves - but one that is falling apart at the seams.
Post April 1st Edit : April Fool!
*stands well back from the forthcoming volley of swear words and insults*
Every morning I make notes of the photos I intend to take later in the day. However, I don't keep to the plan if something more interesting turns up. This is the "hand" photo and this is the "cardboard" photo.
The Our Daily Challenge group has chosen Hand as today's topic.
Stuck for an idea for your daily 365 photo? Join the Our Daily Challenge group for inspiration.
In Round 116 of the All New Scavenger Hunt I have chosen item 18: Daily
Date: 1929
Source Type: Currency
Printer, Publisher, Photographer: Valparaiso National Bank
Postmark: Not Applicable
Collection: Steven R. Shook
Remark: This is a $10 bank note issued by the Valparaiso National Bank, Charter No. 6215, Serial No. A001046A (1929).
In March 1902, William Johnston, Charles W. Benton, and others filed an application with the United States government for authority to organize the Valparaiso National Bank. This newly formed bank was to take the place of the First National Bank of Porter County through reorganization.
The Valparaiso National Bank was located on the west side of Washington Street, across the street from the Porter County Court House. A statement of the bank issued at the close of business on June 14, 1912, showed a capital stock of $100,000, a surplus of $20,000, and deposits of $693,793. At that time, the officers of the bank were Charles W. Benton, president; Leslie R. Skinner, vice-president; A. J. Louderback, cashier; T. L. Applegate, assistant cashier.
The Valparaiso National Bank printed a total of $1,582,130 of national currency beginning in 1902 and ceasing in 1932. The bank printed a total of 1,696 sheets of Type I $10 red seal bank notes. This bank note was signed by Andrew J. Louderback, cashier, and Horace M. Evans, president. Due to the effects of the Great Depression, the Valparaiso National Bank was forced to discontinue operations on January 11, 1932. The First Trust Company in Valparaiso ceased operations on the same day.
Copyright 2024. Some rights reserved. The associated text may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Steven R. Shook.
don't leave your phone at home when you to work.
OMG that was a pain not having my with me all day forget how much use it gets even without the phone side if things.
Well it's back with me now. this was view on the way to work Thursday morning. rather dramatic but lovely.
by Samuel Musungayi.
Captured with a Nikon F3 HP [+ Nikkor 35mm f/2.0] and an expired roll of Konica Centuria 200 from October 2008.
CanoScan 8800F.
Notes:
- Box speed : ISO 200
- Shot speed: ISO 125
If I wrote a note to God; I would speak whats in my soul
I’d ask for all the hate to be swept away; For love to overflow
If I wrote a note to God; I’d pour my heart out on each page
I’d ask for war to end; For peace to mend this world
I’d say, I’d say, I’d say
Give us the strength to make it through
Help us find love cause love is over due
And it seems like so much is going wrong
On this road…… we’re on
If I wrote a note to God; I’d say please help us find our way
End all the bitterness; Put some tenderness in our hearts
And I’d say, I’d say, I’d say
Give us the strength to make it through
Help us find love cause love is over due
And it looks like we haven’t got a clue; Need some help from you
Grant us the faith to carry on
Give us hope when it seems all hope is gone
Cause it seems like so much is going wrong; On this road we’re on
No, no no no
We can’t do this on our own
So
Give us the strength to make it through
Help us find love cause love is over due
And it looks like we haven’t got a clue
Need some help from you
Grant us the faith to carry on
Give us hope when it seems all hope is gone
Cause it seems like so much is going wrong
On this road we’re on
No, no no no...We can’t do this on our own
So, So
If I wrote a note to God
Writer: Diane Warren