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For "Eye contact" Happy Caturday. The old image, a little bit edited.
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The ability to play the piano is truly a gift. I never learned how to play but one is never too old.
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In rainy weather, Vaska becomes pestering, demands that we play with him, otherwise he does not give rest to the dog and meows with displeasure.
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At a recent fundraiser in Orfordville, Wisconsin at Beckman's Mill, I found a wonderful couple playing the dulcimer. The fundraiser was like a step back in time and everyone in period clothing for those hosting the event. The scenery was beautiful and enjoyed everything this wonderful place had to offer.
Come Monday, October 9th, I will be having surgery and laid up for some time. One of the lenses have been "broken", though I have no idea how this happened. As a result, there is no more photos for awhile and will have to, at some point, replace the lens and am having horrific "withdrawal" from the long lens I used so much. There will probably plenty of archive shots and will have to delve into them as time goes on.
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Today my brother and me found an old Dragon Shrine!
People think that dragons don't exist anymore but that's not entirely true. They're just very hard to find. Most of the Dragon Shrines are destroyed today, because of their huge love for Sake! Sake, you ask? Aye, Sake!
Together with the Monks, the Dragons used to drink a lot of Sake! And a drunken Dragon is clumsy - and no fun at all.
One Burp and the whole shrine is on fire. One wag with it's tail and there'll be nothing be left but a pile of debris. One stomp with it's foot and it'll feel like an earthquake.
So, most of the shrines are burned, demolished or eaten by good old Earth. But gladly my brother and me found one!
And as long as you don't give them Sake, you'll be safe.
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A quick iPhone picture of our instruments before we start playing at an event at Resort World Casino in Las Vegas.
“Almost all creativity involves purposeful play.” - Abraham Maslow.
This is another attempt at three exposures done in camera of a Black Eyed Susan. I love playing with an idea to see where it goes and being pleasantly surprised.
We had a guest from Russia in July. And Vas'ka was so facinated by her knitted slippers that played with her every morning, biting and scratching her feet.
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My attendance at Provo High School was at times compromised due to the close proximity of the Rio Grande, Utah Railway, and Union Pacific rail yards. Case it point: Utah Railway's Martin Turn departing Provo the afternoon of July 29, 1977. The temptation to take flight from campus was real and ever-present, magnified all the more when I earned my driver's license.