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For Macro Mondays - My Daily Routine. The newspaper arrives on our driveway each morning between 4-4:30am and part of my routine is to retrieve it while the coffee brews so I can have a glance at it before getting the day underway. This morning it didn't arrive til 7:45 so my daily routine was disrupted! The paper comes wrapped in a plastic wrapper which, at times can be hard to get off.
Happy Macro Monday!!
06.20.2008 autumn marie
week 24 - me and kids
~when i was pregnant, people would (while looking at my boys) ask if I knew what I was having . . . After I replied, they would say, "oh a girl, you are going to love it, you get to go shopping with her...do her hair . . . " I (the mom of two boys who had secretly wished for a 3rd boy) , would sometimes reply, in a not so upbeat tone, "yeah, i have to go shopping with her & and I have to do her hair......" Well, although somedays she doesn't like to comb her hair, she has started to enjoy our morning routine and has started to want to "do it all by myself." Now, I am missing the days when she had to sit on my lap and we would look in the mirror as I *had* to do her hair . .
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"I'm not a believer in fairytales, but I am a believer in dreams." (Gareth Southgate, English professional football manager, 2024)
Or maybe the other way around. At Mardie Industrial, we pride ourselves in maintaining the highest quality standards in our production line, for refined international clientele, collectors and serial connoisseurs like yourselves. The image shot by one of our star reporters depicts one of our supermodels going through her morning routine in our corporate Garden of Zen and Delights, aided by a team of enthusiastic albeit underpaid assistants. The newspaper headline reads: "Lady In Red Still Missing, Feared Lost At Sea". We will endeavor to return to Mystery Island after breakfast and see if we can solve the mystery. We express the hope that the Lady in Red can be found alive. Dear readers, we implore you: never give up hope!
Personality: Kangsom. Explorer and Member of the Society of Women Geographers. Rancho De Luxe, Papua New Guinea, this morning, not long ago. The coffee is still warm.
Day 1 — From our postponed and overdue vacation. Disney seems to do most things right, and COVID safety is no exception. It was a great time with minor changes to routines and lines, but otherwise a magical time as always.
When I first started my job; as an English language teacher in China, I was surprised when the classrooms had blackboards instead of whiteboards.
Using chalk has certainly become a part of my life that I never expected.
HMM
I passed by this guy several times, always at the same time, always at the same place, always doing the same thing.
Always in the rush to reach office on time, I never took time to stop and catch the scene until few days ago.
I parked my bicycle and started taking few shots of this Tai Chi addict.
This is China~~
Beauty Routine: The start of any morning beauty routine is a clean face. Juliana is getting ready for the day.
Beauty Routine - Blythe a Day 7/9/22
Aren't these bloomers adorable?! Jody by Ideal.
Kenner Blythe doll, Liv dog, bed , comforter, pillow - from Aizulhomey, pitcher and basin - thrift store, clothing - Jody Doll by Ideal, lantern - 1:12 dollhouse, dresser - recent flea market find, stove - Jody Country Store
#blythe #kennerblythe #dollbed #dollbedroom #dollhouse #dolldiorama #dollroom #playscaledollhouse #miniature #vintageblythe
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A more than daily routine, obviously... then the soap foam settles around the drain with that tiny collective popping sound.
Pentacon 50mm f/1.8 @ f/8 (with an extension tube)
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I followed this family for well over a month. They had a daily routine and were excellent parents. Every morning they would lead the two baby colts down the path through the water hyacinth at pretty much the same time every day...
My daily routine is walking with our dog in the afternoon with a tennis ball. So I took my camera with the macro lens during this walk.
The theme for this weeks Macro Mondays is My Daily Routine.
The very first thing I do when I get up every morning, is take my vitamins. I take them when I get up so as not to forget, therefore this qualifies as a routine.
I take two vitamins, a D3 capsule, and a "mature" multivitamin. Apparently my age is what qualifies me to take the mature vitamin. I guess I am old relatively speaking. I don't feel that old, but I don't feel that young either.
Physically I am doing alright, not requiring any medications daily. And mentally I'm probably average for my age. Although when I read what I just wrote about how I might forget to take my vitamins were it not for this routine I realize that I probably am old.
I am not dead yet. I'm feeling better, I think I'll go for a walk.
HMM.
For Macro Monday's - My Daily Routine
I usually have one cup of coffee a day and this is my favourite flavour.
The photograph captures the rhythmic dance of waves crashing onto the rocky shoreline of Kanyakumari, the southernmost tip of India, where the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, and the Indian Ocean converge. The foamy surf surges forward, washing over the dark, weathered stones before receding, leaving behind a glistening trail of salt and sand. The golden hues of the setting sun cast a warm glow over the waters, blending seamlessly into the vast horizon.
In the background, the iconic Vivekananda Rock Memorial stands proudly on a small island, a tribute to the philosopher Swami Vivekananda, who meditated here in 1892 before spreading his teachings across the world. To the side, the towering statue of Tamil poet and saint Thiruvalluvar rises against the sky, symbolizing wisdom and virtue. The region itself carries immense historical and cultural significance, once serving as a vital maritime hub for ancient trade routes connecting India to Rome and Southeast Asia. Legends also associate Kanyakumari with Goddess Devi Kanya Kumari, believed to be an incarnation of Parvati, who stands as a divine guardian of the land.
The waves, relentless yet serene, echo the spirit of Kanyakumari—an eternal meeting point of cultures, history, and natural beauty.