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Também nunca fui muito de me amar não, sabe? Sempre que olhava pro espelho, a primeira coisa que via era um defeitinho meu que não me agradava. Quando olhava pra dentro, as coisas negativas se sobresaiam. Mas aprendi que pra gente ser capaz de amar alguém, a gente tem que nos amar primeiro. De que adianta ele te dizer que é linda, se você não vai aceitar o elogio? A primeira pessoa que a gente tem que amar, somos nós mesmas. Temos que nos agradar também, saber receber elogios, nos enxergar além dos defeitos. Não somos só isso. Quando enfim a gente aprende a gostar de si, a gente deixa que os outros gostem da gente também. E daí, pode surgir uma pessoa, e pode surgir a possibilidade do amor. E você estando preparada pra se amar, você consegue amar um alguém, e deixar que ele também te ame. A gente precisa se sentir amada, sabe? Por nós, e por “ele”.
En la fachada de la Escuela de Bellas Artes de Lima - Perú.
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Fotografía original del indígena Kogui por Ricardo Torres Ariza.
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On my way to work, saw some more sticky snow goodness. Had to stop and possibly make it my pic of the day even though it was only 8am. It became the pod.
Better for the eyes and soul in the lightbox
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En Biodiversidad virtual y también en Instagram como @proyectoagua.
En los días más crudos del invierno, cuando en las turberas el suelo es hielo y el aire corta con su afilado silbido, el frío no ha podido apagar la llama verde de las minúsculas estrellas, belleza en equilibrio que entre las nieves encuentra su cuna y a las que en su abrazo va destilando gota a gota en aguas puras.
Es muy posible que a Micrasterias rotata le sobren todas estas palabras porque su sola presencia derrocha belleza. Alga de las turberas, tan hermosa como sensible a la contaminación, extiende su cuerpo de sol en su reflejo de espejo recortándose en cincuenta y dos radios que sostienen su cuerpo en su universo líquido y limpio.
Auténticas joyas de la naturaleza, las algas del género Micrasterias suelen vivir bajo aguas cristalinas sobre mullidos tapizados de musgo en las zonas altas de montaña. Allí, en silencio, cerca de las estrellas, bajo un aire limpio y fresco que alimenta su vida brillan invisibles. Encontrarse con ellas es siempre una emoción, casi siempre alegría al descubrir su belleza.
Micrasterias rotata es estrella y una joya entre las algas; en su interior se dispone un solo cloroplasto recortado y laminar que contiene los pigmentos verdes que le permiten vivir utilizando la energía del sol. La fotosíntesis hace que se cargue de azúcares, combustibles necesarios para su supervivencia, que si se producen en exceso, serán almacenados en forma de pequeños granos verdes de pirenoides, que contienen un azúcar de reserva, parecido al almidón, muy útil en tiempos de escasez.
Micrasterias vive en turberas y es extremadamente sensible a la contaminación, ha desaparecido ya de buena parte de sus hábitats tradicionales en la Europa central debido a la alteración de las aguas en las que habita. Además de sensible a la contaminación es también muy sensible a la luz y navega, refugiándose en sitios más sombríos si la radiación solar es muy intensa.
Recortada en equilibrio y belleza de estrella, Micrasterias rotata es siempre espejo verde y vivo del Sol...
Micrasterias rotata ha sido fotografiada en vivo a 400 aumentos empleando la técnica de microscopía de interferencia y procede de unas muestras recogidas en las turberas de Peña Yerre el 12 de enero de 2019.
We have 2 different types of Mesquite trees and the pods are very different. When they ripen they turn almost white and fall to the ground. We never have to rake them up as the rabbits devour them.
A day off on Tuesday and a trip into London to wander along the South Bank for shots followed by lunch with a friend. Weather was kind and I had great fun! Best viewed on black.
Today's story and sketch "by me" you see the latest project from "FSU" Flying Stuff
University, and the "FLCDSL" Flying Lawn Chair Design Studio Laboratory, and it is a
beauty, another design by Doris Kagler.
It is code named the "G Pod Glider", constructed around a casual beach chair found on
the beach, made from light weight aluminum and colorful nylon webbing. She picked it
up while strolling along the beach with Rescue Randy,
(Pirates Cove Beach in Corona Del Mar). Randy has a beautiful cottage just above the
cove where he spends quality time, when he is not saving tourists lost in worm holes,
or stopping planets or moons from being struck by giant asteroids and there assured
destruction, or in the case of Doris, saving her from a life as an attorney,
when he pulled her out of law school at "UCLA", and recruited her to "FSU"
to become a star student (her home is not a star but a moon, a Blue Moon known as Lippo),
but she is herself a rising star, in the field of Flying Lawn Chair Design and Construction.
The G Pod is a simple unit elegantly styled around the beach chair, using the Radon Anti
Gravity Drive, and what are unusual but "EPA" Effeminate Projectiles Association approved
materials, like the air frame made from recycled soda cans, and the outer skin using
"WBF" water bottle fabric, made from recycled water bottles to form the proprietary
and secret process invented by Limpy and Mardick Gofish, Mardick is also today's test
pilot flying the G Pod around the FSU flight testing area here at the FSU campus
in the beautiful Anaheim Hills, and you see Limpy who is in constant
communication while following in the B&R GT Falcon Flyer, if you look just above you will
see Doris the little Martian designer herself for the first time in a sketch, flying in
an Anion Hyper Drive Trainer.
That is all the news from FSU for today till next time taa ta the Rod Blog.
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The Pod Rubber-racing move super fast, many rubberdolls come to watch and bet there latex money on whos going to win. The pods run on latex lube that helps them the slip and side around every sharp bend.
More latex land links below.
Beings of latex land Rubber-ranks
Rubber-rank 1 Latex furrys
Rubber-rank 1 Latex land dolls
Rubber-rank 2 Latex land dolls
Rubber-rank 3 Latex land princesses
Rubber-rank 4 Latex land queen's
Rubber-rank 5 Latex land goddess
For the last two weeks I have had serious computer problems...$$ and time has now passed and I'm in business again! This is from my archives since I have no new photos taken.
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