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i find this picture of Han so beautiful..
he really seems to be thinking deep here..
but i'm pretty sure all he was thinking about what how much he missed his bed at that moment...poor Han xD
Boa tarde de calor para vcs. Acho que eu vou preferir o frio. Rsssss
Aff que calor eh este... Vamos passear ne. Vai ser bem mais divertido.
To correndo comentarios para vcs so depois. Entendam..
Beijos
It is hot around here.
Soory you guys. I still like the cold better.
Off to see the Florianopolis.
See ya!!!
Artist: Manuella Muerner-Marioni
Title: Thinking
Year: 2011
Medium: Photography Other
Width: 70 cm
Height: 100 cm
Depth: 3 cm
Frame: framed
Thinking is pubblished in the Direct Art Magazine, Volume 18.
Ok..i haven't really taken pictures like this before so i thought i might just test it. Im not sure if i really like it..but i guess you have to try new things every now and then. So i just tested it on my 'Willow Tree' Figurine..Its the 'Thinking of you' doll.
Our youngest. This broke a speed record going from camera to wall yesterday. (Not an art wall, the fun family pics wall :) I love it when I capture personality!
Today I took advantage of a doctor's appointment in Louisville and made a stop at Falls of the Ohio State Park. Had I been thinking I would have anticipated that there were actually no falls at the time, just a flooded river! Fortunately there was a nice little nature trail through the woods there which offered up some nice birds and sounds of spring.
On the way home I also took a short detour to Lake Patoka to see what the wind had blown in. The water on the lake is now full and with the high winds was full of waves and whitecaps. While the only waterfowl were a few Canada Geese braving the chop there were several raptors riding the updrafts over the lake.
The highlight in the area was an early Osprey perched on a nest platform along the causeway. After watching the osprey arrange sticks for several minutes she suddenly stopped and began attentively scanning the skies overhead. All I could see were vultures but her keen eyes had picked up a mature bald eagle soaring high above. After watching the eagle for several minutes she took to the sky, pulled up high over the eagle, tucked and came barreling toward it in a dive. The eagle, seeing what was coming flipped over on it's back in mid-air to protect itself against the incoming missle. This happened five or six times before the eagle got the hint that this particular nest platform had already been spoken for and headed out of sight further down the lake.
For me sightings like these are a true gift from God. As my Parkinson's slowly progresses, hiking extended distances carrying heavy camera equipment is beginning to require more and more effort. The real battle for me though are the cognitive and emotional changes that accompany the disease as the dopamine cells in my brain continue to deteriorate and fail. The further along things get, my ability to think quickly, multi-task and make decisions has become noticeably more difficult. My life as an automotive engineer and manager which ended just three years ago seems like such a distant memory now! Birding for me is more than just a hobby. It has given me a new purpose and a passion that calms my heart and restores my soul. Outside of my family, being able to enjoy and share this hobby with such a wonderful community of friends is my greatest joy.
Thank God for his amazing creation and for having each of you to share it with.
Have a great week.
Steve