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Today the work is accepting what is. Bad weather in my head. Filled with loss and grief with no rhyme or reason. The work is not trying to side step or shut down or grit my teeth. The work is to keep bringing my mind back to this moment, right now, sweet boy home sick, kettle on the stove, sun coming and going. The work is to come back from the low grade roar of the brain storm. This is my work for today.
We live in an eclectic home, we have moved six month ago and there are so much to do and to decorate that sometimes is overwhelming but with the right attitude is FUN!
In case you want to know who is Gustavo, he is a friend of my husband who inherited an old home filled with vintage stuff,gracias Gustavo.
Pezzi di stella, pezzi di costellazione
Pezzi d'amore eterno, pezzi di stagione
Pezzi di ceramica, pezzi di vetro
Pezzi di occhi che si guardano indietro
Pezzi di carne, pezzi di carbone
Pezzi di sorriso, pezzi di canzone
Pezzi di parola, pezzi di Parlamento
Pezzi di pioggia, pezzi di fuoco spento
Ognuno è fabbro della sua sconfitta
E ognuno merita il suo destino
Chiudi gli occhi e vai in Africa, Celestino!
Pezzi di strada, pezzi di bella cittÃ
Pezzi di marciapiedi, pezzi di pubblicitÃ
Pezzi di cuori, pezzi di fedi
Pezzi di chilometri e pezzi di metri
Pezzi di come, pezzi di così
Pezzi di plastica, pezzi di mtv
Pezzi di scambio, pezzi sotto scacco
Pezzi di gente che si tiene il pacco
Ognuno è figlio del suo tempo
Ognuno è complice del suo destino
Chiudi la porta e vai in Africa, Celestino!
Pezzi di storia, pezzi di divisione
Pezzi di Resistenza, pezzi di Nazione
Pezzi di Casa Savoia, pezzi di Borbone
Pezzi di corda, pezzi di sapone
Pezzi di bastone, pezzi di carota
Pezzi di motore contro pezzi di ruota
Pezzi di fame, pezzi di immigrazione
Pezzi di lacrime e pezzi di persone
Ognuno è figlio della sua sconfitta
Ognuno è libero col suo destino
Butta la chiave e vai in Africa, Celestino!
Pezzi di pericolo, pezzi di coraggio
Pezzi di vita che diventano viaggio
Pezzi di Pasqua, pezzi di Natale
Pezzi di bene dentro a pezzi di male
Pezzi di mascalzone, pezzi che non sei altro
Pezzi di velocità lungo pezzi d'asfalto
Pezzi di briciole, pezzi di vetrina
Pezzi di colla da annusare pezzi di diossina
Ognuno porta la sua croce
Ognuno inciampa sul suo cammino
Apri gli occhi e vai in Africa, Celestino!
Pezzi di emozione che non si interrompe
Pezzi di Musica sotto le bombe
Pezzi di maggioranza, pezzi di opposizione
Pezzi di speranza e pezzi di informazione
Pezzi di ferro, pezzi di cemento
Pezzi di deserto, pezzi di frumento
Pezzi di incenso, pezzi di petrolio
Pezzi di kerosene, pezzi di gasolio
Ognuno brucia come vuole
Ognuno è vittima ed assassino
Gira i tacchi e vai in Africa, Celestino!
Once a powerful asset to the NJ Transit commuter fleet, ex-CNJ GP40PH-2 #4103 sits in Hoboken awaiting potential equipment failures and MoW tasks, having just recently had it's HEP removed and other modifications done that make the engine much more suitable for work service.
Clifton Collins Jr. and Philip Seymour Hoffman ("Capote") portraying Perry Smith and Truman Capote by Richard Avedon in the 1960's.
Veterinary work with cattle at Oonoonba DPI.
A State Veterinary Officer collecting blood for the National Arbo-virus Monitoring Program.
Nikon F2
Nikkor AIS 50mm 1:1.2
Agfa Vista 100
Jobo Tetenal
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A postman on his round this morning. Dress code has certainly changed since my father, who retired from the post office in 1972, was a postman!
Immigrants for Greece began arriving to the Northwest in the late 1800s to work in fishing, lumber, railroad and other jobs. Settling in Portland they established their church, Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in southeast Portland. Moving to a new and larger church on 32nd and NE Glisan in 1952, the mortgage had to be paid off. The ladies decided to help by holding a bazaar with their handwork, food, pastries, music and dances from their homeland. This was the beginning of what is now known as the Annual Greek Festival which is one of the largest of its kind.
The Greek Festival remains a wonderful opportunity for us to share annually with over 15,000 guests from the Portland Metropolitan area our beautiful Greek Orthodox faith, our cherished cultural traditions, food, music, and dance.
Each year we award a portion of our festival proceeds to worthy philanthropic endeavors in the greater Portland community.
62nd Annual Greek Festival
October 4th, 5th & 6th, 2013
10am to 10pm Friday and Saturday
Noon to 8pm on Sunday
Authentic Greek Dinners
Adults: $14.00
Seniors 65-plus: $11.00
Children under 12: $6.00
Prices apply all hours, all days
Dinner tickets are available at the information booth or at the door. Talents are one dollar each.
Friday and Saturday, 11am to 8pm
Combination Plate on Friday and Saturday, 11 am to 8 pm
Dolmathes, pastitsio, keflethes, green beans yiahni, salata, bread and dessert
Sunday, Noon to 7 pm
Vegetarian Plate (available every day)
Spanakopita, vegetarian dolmathes, green beans yiahni, salata, bread and dessert
Kota Riganati
Half roasted chicken with lemon, manestra, green beans yiahni, salata, bread and dessert
Cooking Demonstrations
Learn to make Greek dishes and desserts from Chrisoula and George Papas, authors of "The Art of Greek Cooking", Saturday and Sunday only, 1 pm Admission: three talents.
Agora/Monasteraki
Imported crafts and gifts from Greece: Rugs, Décor, Textiles, Ethnic Jewelry, Hand Knit Sweaters, Fisherman Hats and T-shirts.
Fine Gold and Silver Jewelry
Traditional, Byzantine, and more designs imported from Greece.
Deli
Gourment Imports: fine cheeses, olives, olive oil, pastas, herbs and spices, preserves, nuts, and more.
Children's Corner
10:00pm-8:00pm Friday
Noon to 8:00pm Saturday and Sunday.
Activities: face painting, gold "medals", ivy wreaths, coloring, games, puppet shows, and more!
for more: www.goholytrinity.org/cGreekFest.html