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Once a while Superheroes hide inside my box lawn ..... got to find them and bring back to their job. We all have our highs and lows.
Montecatini Terme, Italy, 2007
Rabbi Nachman said "go out to the field". He was trying to incourage people to get out of the urban areas, get out to the nature and see the greatness of God, see how big he and his creatins are, and how small you are, and rejoice that he is your God, your father who is so powerful.
Tired out from tusseling with each other all evening these pups seek out the nearest heat source, a nice human sitting on the floor. Sashie in front is 3 months old and her sister Zoey in back the black one is 10 weeks old. I won't be able to fit both of them on my legs like this for long.
Today I am purchasing a Canon EOS Rebel XS. :)
This little girl has some reflective eyes!
This is another photo from my most recent photoshoot.
She was not very cooperative.
I have another this Saturday
Happy Friday!!!!!!!!
Religious and spiritual poem by Peter Menkin. Notes from Peter Menkin blog:
Friday, August 04, 2006
Here is a statement, as a poem, about size and mystery...
Welcome to this statement about God, his immensity and the largeness of his creation. The poem is from 2001 and an overlooked poem by me. I discovered it recently among my collection of older poems, which I had written. So liking it, here it is to be shared and hopefully appreciated.
The poem identifies in a round about way how I am a seeker and wanter of promise divine.
Seeker and doubter, wanter of Promise divine...
by Peter Menkin
This collage is available for purchase at www.albacampbell.etsy.com
Now just short Skywarp after getting an almost complete Classics Ramjet at TFCon. Ramjet is just missing one of his missiles, i have already designed replacements and sent them for 3D printing.
This little laydbug was crawling on a facade. We have a lot of them in this time of year, because they are searching for a warm place to stay.
She is hiding from me in this photo.
by Carlos Bautista, Underwood & Associates (project partner)
A coastal resiliency project, funded by the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund, aims to reduce shoreline erosion on a tidal marsh area located on the west side of the Verrazano Bridge, adjacent to the park’s boat ramp and fishing pier.
The project seeks to construct a series of 10 headland structures to dissipate wave energy created during large coastal storm events. The nature-based structures will consist of boulders, cobble and clean sand, which will then be planted with native wetland vegetation.