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Sometimes life throws bricks at you...some you catch and some just hit you hard and you hope that you can get through whatever life throws at you. Today I chose to make light of it all remembering that there's someone out there battling bigger bricks than me. Those who are I hope there is light at the end of your tunnel.
WHAT I'M WEARING:
Coat: Hooded Coat (SepiaBrown) - COCO
Tank Top: Ripped Tank Top (Black) - COCO
Skirt: Suede Skirt (Slate) - ISON
Tattoo: Heart Lock III - Identity Body Shop
no matter what ~ be you, stay strong in what you believe and life your own life ♥
shot at Sunny's using Bamboo
wearing
body ~ Maitreya
head ~ LELUTKA/Fleur
hair ~ No.Match/No_tendencies
eyes ~ IKON/Empyreal/Midsummer
skin ~ [7DS]JUNHO - group gift
outfit by Blueberry/top-Noelita
shorts & belt Blueberry/Taylor
“The rain began again. It fell heavily, easily, with no meaning or intention but the fulfillment of its own nature, which was to fall and fall.”
Quote – Helen Garner
So much rain…..
too much…..
seeking shelter…
staying strong……
Inside a big tent looking up.
Happy week ahead and less rain……!!!!!
So, as a 51 year old I thought I'd cut my running down from 4-5 times a week to twice a week and take up kickboxing in its place to keep my upper body strong. I purchased a freestanding man size punch bag on a stand and of course I had to have pink boxing gloves. I now spend 4 mornings a week kickboxing and I'm feeling fabulous after two weeks of this new sport. I do weights most days after my run but needed something different, I was born to run in the words of 'Springstein' but, I needed something tougher and more challenging especially with all the garden work I do.
Sadly I have had a few strange moments out running lately or walking Daisy. As a women this has made me feel uncomfortable and scared. I know I would be able to out run a bad person but probably not defend myself. I can now get stronger and learn a bit of self defence when I'm out running in lonely situations.
Funny old world sometimes.
Sadly Dog and Puppy theft is like a pandemic itself here in England, I only walk Daisy with another friend and her dogs or with my boys but, now I have two beauties to walk I need to know I can take care of them if I'm against a situation.
Here's to women's safety, staying strong and living a healthy life.
Debbie ~ KissThePixel2021
July 18, 2011.
You’re a mess but yes you’re beautiful
This is one of my awesome friends (as you can probably tell by the Nikon). I'm a Canon girl, myself :)
if you would like my facebook i would be forever grateful :)
This project is in honor of those suffering from depression, anxiety, grief, etc. When a writer wants to continue a thought, they use a semicolon to do so. The semicolon represents those of us having secret struggles being able to continue our story. I personally battle depression, anxiety, and anorexia. I also self harm. This project is a symbol of hope for me.
Best on Black.
“Each time we face our fear, we gain strength, courage, and confidence in the doing.” Unknown.
Was indeed a great success. I was impressed by the impact of people. Auctioned off [although placed last minute]...Sending all my good energy and love to Beth...I don't know Beth personally, but I wish everything to be good for her and her family. Let's all take a minute of our time, to send good energy to her and her loved ones...I strongly believe in the collected love and energy we can send out, to help others! Bless you all and stay safe.
Right now, the world is a pretty scary place. We don't feel safe even leaving our homes. However, there are men and women out there that don't have that ability. They are the heros in this story. Today I would like to give thanks to my fiance. He works in telecommunications, making it so that the first responders have open lines of communication as well as making sure we have a way of staying together in this time of solitude. So my question to you is; have you thanked a hero today?
#WereInThisTogether #ThankYourHero #StayingStrong
One of the hardest pictures that was taken. We started writing the words on the mirror and she stood there and we werent really paying attention at first but she started bawling. It was so emotional and hard for everyone watching. I asked her if she wanted to stop a few times but she said no, she wanted to be strong. Everyone has been called a name that has really hurt them. Insulting someone is so dumb. What good is going to call of you calling them a name? It's not going to solve anything.