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Here, myself and Jen Mercer, my mentor my savior, are loading green bamboo flags into the mountaineer Kevin Emery's sled that he tows behind his snow machine. The flags are used to mark waypoints, which are "good" routes (marked with green), and to mark crevasse locations, marked with a portentous black. We optimistically load up many green flags.
This CreativeMornings/Seattle event was hosted by Optimism Brewery
Sage Ke'alohilani Quiamno was our speakers as a part of the series on Inclusive
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All photos by Krista Welch you can see more of her work at Krista Welch Creative
"Hemerocallis 'Optimism', 2017, Red Violet [Daylily], hem-ur -oh-KAL-iss, 23"" E-M D Re Fr #Perennial #Monocot (Wild-G., 1998), USDA Hardiness Zone 3, 5.4"" red violet self , Bloom Month 7a, In Garden Bed V2.z07 for 3.9 YEARS.
Daylily Optimism - 23"" EM. Re. D. F. 5 3/8"" bloom. Lightly creped and ruffled medium red violet with light burgundy veining. Cream rib runs to green heart. Large star shaped flower. Fades.
#Hemerocallis #Daylily
Day 118
16th February 2011
Arrived in the UK last night to rain, not surprising for February really but quite disappointing after a few days of crisp but dry days in France! Stayed over at Mum and Dad's last night to save us driving back to the West that evening and managed to fit in a wonder round Dad's garden checking for signs of spring before we headed back home.
Dad always has these carpets of snowdrops under the Magnolia in his garden, so pretty and uplifting when they arrive! Makes you feel so happy!
Then I remember that the arrival of Spring means that we're now in the season that baby number 2 is going to arrive in, which quite frankly freaks me out. LOL
This time the body flushes to lucent,
And testing; tries the mirror.
Sight shaking uprooted veining;
in the skin vase gloomy.
Loving it as is done.
Thought of breathing all erratic;
dangerous interest at it’s difference
Count by cloud at sunrise.
Blue, orange and white stop-animation;
felt through fluid-filled ear
Now in that mirror; feeling frightened
to sum it up; scribbled and scrunched in the pocket.
Won’t wave goodbye or
wail of mistake, to mask my waning pride.
No not lying here; while laying here…
an accidental plateau reached; and sleep’s not necessary now.
In candor; undoubtedly rash;
sense seizure is seldom slept through.
Walk around, ease into and through.
Indulge in dying; in dissociation.
Feel through blue trait of heart,
and work towards extremity.
Near mind in frames.
Come down to cells at a phase and
recognize calculating chemicals, elementally circling and binding; again moving.
Somewhere in Something…still Living?
Scraps for scavengers or
worm to bird…soon Flying?
Again I’d dream I return to the oceans,
I don’t recall the first times
Yet;
I comprise them as they composed me.
© Ryan Gribbin 2008
This amused me how the wheelbarrow seems to be dreaming of being a beautiful yacht. Pixar would make a great short animation out of that thought.
2 lbs.Fresh strawberries
gelatin.
1 envelope Knox Gelatine
2 to 4 tablespoons sugar *(optional)
Cook fruit in crock pot on low for 4 hrs.
In a medium bowl, mix Knox unflavored Gelatine with sugar*; add to hot fruit and stir until gelatine is completely dissolved. Pour into a two-cup bowl, mold or individual dessert dishes; chill until firm. Makes four servings.
When adding fruit (up to 1 1/2 cups), first chill the mixture until the consistency of egg whites. Fold in fruit and pour into 3 cup bowl. Chill until firm.
–noun
1.
a disposition or tendency to look on the more favorable side of events or conditions and to expect the most favorable outcome.
2.
the belief that good ultimately predominates over evil in the world.
3.
the belief that goodness pervades reality.
Glass half FULL!!
i am not always an optimist in the moment, but i usually find the good in the end, and champion it fiercely.
My personal belief is that good begets good, and that bad begets bad. If you walk into a shoe store sure that they don't have your size, you will probably leave empty handed. If you believe there is a positive, a sliver lining, a way of looking at challenges as opportunities, you will probably attract more opportunities, more great people, and more silver linings to you.