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I dont' like posting night shots - the camera clearly has a harder time creating good pictures with low light. But when I have one of those days where nothing significant occurs until the sun is long gone...what are my options?
Tonight was something of a collision of two of my worlds. My HS friend Vaccaro met up with me and Lili in Harvard Square. If I had to pick two people from unrelated parts of my life to put together with the hopes that they may get along, I'd try pairing these two first. In a nutshell, it was fun. It was a pure joy to have everyone get along and keep the jovial setting going well past 2am. Everyone could talk about Chloe bags and Victoria Beckham this night. To make things even better, Vaccaro called her Harvard BF to come join us, and the group of four of us were just pleased as punch (**Lili) to be together.
Not an extravagantly wonderful evening, but extremely satiating, fun, and comfortable. Perhaps this is that feeling (I must have forgotten it) that you get when you are settled in an apartment and a city, with your friends and your job, and you celebrate just another Friday. That is to say, this is just life. Boston has become life! (.....I guess that means it's time to move on again.....)
I was very reluctant to post this photograph, my wife was looking through the photographs in the camera, and ask why didn’t I post this particularly photo, I told her it was very disturbing due to the mans injury, she informed me she saw the man in many different locations playing and begging for money and I should post the photograph.
So in every city in Morocco they post these blocks- each represents a party symbol (painted on) and the corresponding number to vote for, used to combat the illiteracy but still allow everyone to vote. The elections were in April so I imagine it's just a matter of time until these are taken down.
My postings here have fallen further behind. This batch is over a year ago. I will attempt to catch up as my time permits. Please continue to check in as I slowly catch up.
These Adidas Gazelles were gifted to me by a kind friend a couple of years ago. I've found they make excellent shoes to wear on some of my hikes.
I'm so thankful to have them.
Bragdon CO Colorado I-25 Speedway July 18 2009 Race cars sitting in pits getting tuned up Sorry No Race Pic's! Their racing is not worth Posting to Flickr
#TP140 (Take a photograph that contains something that was in a previous photograph from 8 days ago )
My husband knows how to cook only one speciality....popcorn. He pops it in an old popper that has a long handle and sits on a stand. He has it down to a science, filling three large plastic bowls, then filling bags and delivering them to friends. Today he popped some for my friend who was coming over to visit for the first time since her cancer has returned.
“Photography is about capturing beautiful soul”..💫
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I have been away from posting for awhile while we transfer to our place in Costa Rica. I'll try to start posting more regular again. Tonight is a big storm and the Internet is water logged. This is all I could upload tonight. One of my hummer friends who visit our back yard.
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My postings here have fallen further behind. This batch is over a year ago. I will attempt to catch up as my time permits. Please continue to check in as I slowly catch up.
Merrell makes these to compete with Crocs, although you probably see 100 pairs (or even 1000) of Crocs for every pair of these you see. But I prefer these to Crocs. They are more comfortable and, to me more stylish. So I purchased a number of pair at the end of last summer when these photos were taken.
I bought one pair of every size from a very small Y13 (they call it K'S 13 to size 6 (They call that K's 6). Each pair is a different color. My feet are supposedly a 7, but the 6's felt a little loose, so I didn't get a pair of 7's
One advantage of rubber shoes is that the rubber can stretch to fit, and these are quite stretchy. The Y13 toebox stretches over my toes but is narrow enough to be very tight, and my heels are hanging out, bending the rubber heel counter down. I doubted I'd be able to routinely wear Y12's so I didn't get anything smaller than Y13.
They make these in a Crocs style closed toe "clog" and an open toe slipper. I bought one pair of slippers, but prefer the clogs for everyday wear.
As I said, I find them more comfortable than Crocs. The soles are more "bouncy", particularly the heels, and the rubber uppers are thinner, both looking more attractive and stretching to fit my feet more.
I've found the Y4s to fit me the way I like most, I wear them most often. I also wear the Y13s and Y1s just because I can, and like how small they look on my already small feet.
A new name has been applied under the cockpit, which suprisingly is that of a US exchange pilot, Lt Col T Woods.
The way we look at life is important. Though I say that I'm getting caught up, I really was never behind. I was just on my own path, and sometimes life experiences are worth their weight in gold.
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