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Optimistic looking claim for this old building in Caroline Street, Longton. Good luck to any potential occupant.
I feel so unprepared for this Christmas. It's hard to stay optimistic about life right now. But in the back of my head, I know it's all wasted energy because there's nothing I can do about it. I can't save everyone, I don't have all the money in the world to give to homeless, animals and the disabled. But that's really what makes me happy, knowing that I made a difference in their lives. So if I can't help them.. what am I good for?
Sorry for the vent. I've just been thinking a lot lately.
Ps: This is supposed to be tacky... I was in a tacky mood. ; )
2 days***
The weather here was This is an experiment from the IST project In a take away food outlet in Ravensburg, was the most optimistically entitled food ever. Not exactly a high class establishment, but it was open.
The Optimistic Suburbia Workshop took place at ISCTE-IUL from may 18th to may 22nd 2015. Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
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[ Optimistic for having a happy family ]
my li'l niece’s sketch... I bought her a drawing notebook and
some crayons...first thing she drew was her mom [ that’s way
its colored ] then her...then her li'l baby sis...then her father...as u
all see ...they r all smiling...1 happy family...inshallah doom...[so
promising talent]....guess u figured out that she is 3lia =D [7abibty]
[BTW i helped her to write down the nameZ =P]
"He was a very optimistic person, one of those people who believed that whatever the problem, there was a solution. So he would say there's no point spending time feeling sorry, said his wife, Joannie. Johnny Allen Wade was the happiest when he was spending time with his family, especially his two children- Carla, 21, a junior at the University of Oklahoma; and Jarrel, 17, a senior at Edmond Memorial High School. His second favorite pastime was fishing. Wade was an engineer for the Federal Highway Administration. He had gone to work for the government after getting a bachelor's degree in engineering from Prairie View, Texas, in 1975. He and his family moved here from Little Rock, AR., in December 1991.
The Optimistic Suburbia Workshop took place at ISCTE-IUL from may 18th to may 22nd 2015. Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
Was optimistic that the sunset might produce some colour, so rang fellow Newcastle Sundance member Pom (aka John) and ventured the 45minutes from home to Valentine NSW.
Looking across Lake Macquarie - this image taken between the trees towards a public jetty and beyond towards Mark's Point.
A closer look will reveal cobwebs and spiders hanging between the trees, note also the heron in the shallows beyond the grasses.
Not much of a sunset colourwise, but a good time had by all anyway!
Hope you enjoy the views!
Personality Quotes
An optimist sees an opportunity in every calamity, a pessimist sees a calamity in every opportunity
Quote by Winston Churchill
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Optimistic a person as I usually am, I can't help feeling a little gloomy: as if mankind didn't have enough problems already, the whole financial system of our World is threatening to come to a complete standstill. It makes me want to cry out loud, as a bad actor in a disaster movie: " WE ARE ALL DOOOOOMMMMED!!!!!"
AC+D Winter Exhibition: December 12, 2014
Photos by Joseph Greer
THIS COULD FAIL
An Optimistic Exhibition of Works In Progress
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 6-9PM
421 NE 10th Ave
This Could Fail. It can be said of most attempts at greatness in this world, but we choose to see this as a rallying cry. An uncommon call to action.
We are the students of the Applied Craft + Design Program and we are experts in the uncommon. Combining skills in fields as varied as science, dance, graphic design, software engineering, wood, metals, fiber and more with design thinking and design doing, we seek to discover unexpected and surprising solutions both inclusive and exclusive. We follow no prescribed road maps, we investigate ideas, we test concepts and then test again. With such a rigorous practice, failure is always a possibility but when it happens we choose to embrace it, learn from it and let it drive us. To us: Failure is Motivation.
So, we invite you to come and contemplate this theory with us at our annual Works In Progress Winter Show. Featuring everything from collaborative explorations to single-minded inquiries, the show is sure to be a stimulating experience. And you don't want to miss this exclusive access to our awe-inspiring warehouse studio space. We hope to see you there.
The MFA in Applied Craft + Design program is a joint program between OCAC and PNCA.
Title: The Optimistic Sun
Time: 13:00 min.
Director/ Writer/ Producer/ Director of Photography/ Editor: John Palanca
Sound: Andrew Bundas & Matt Dailey
Log Line: A film in two parts which echo each other. It follows Anne and James near the end of their long and dreadful relationship. Illuminated by small gestures and changing spaces, The Optimistic Sun provides juxtaposition between a young couple’s unfortunate reality and a dream that could never be.
This film is a finalist in CineSiege 2012, York U's annual juried film showcase, taking place October 23 at TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King St. West, Toronto. For more info visit: www.yorku.ca/finearts/film/cinesiege/