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Tema del mes: optimismo.
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Topic of this month: Optimism.
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what could warm you up and make you look forward to the next day more than a baseball field and a beautiful sunset ? Even if it is in the middle of winter!
MetroCard ... maybe with a new Governor, the MTA can improve greatly. Here's a reminder of an earlier time of optimism, when I found this card on the ground and it had money left on it!
But later, it didn't (I had to push things).
Pretty busy day, rain going sideways classes all day, I had a feeling it was going to be one of those days. Fortunately, it was the exact the opposite from what I was expecting, rain stopped and my classes were really good, how's that for optimism
Candide, that tender lover, seeing his fair Cunégonde sunburned, blear-eyed, flat-breasted, with wrinkles around her eyes and red, chapped arms, recoiled three paces in horror, and then advanced from mere politeness.
Optimism
Changing attitudes.
25/11/2011
Field opposite Singapore Art Museum
Girl staring at the field.
Amanda Low
"Wird schon!" / "Wird schön!" ?
("It's gonna be [alright]!" / "It's gonna be beautiful!")
Whatever he was saying - he liked to repeat it constantly.
Berlin
Soggy day (and a few more in the forecast)...as a tropical wave heads in our direction. The plants are loving the soaking raindrops and the temperatures have mercifully decreased. Of course, the flip side is the high(er) humidity and gloomy skies...but, let's stick with the positive! :) Everyday we encounter situations that require the 'half-full/half-empty' approach - how do you usually view life's events? Finding the silver lining often leads to increased good health, even when it is learned optimism! That adds extra value to the perception of 'half-full"! Keep smiling (even if there's a touch of 'reality")! Naples, FL