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"I remember Dawson (No Horse) said, 'Once you say your prayers, don't worry about them. If you worry about them, they'll just fade away.'" ~ Chuck Ross, LAKOTA
Today I need to remember You are everywhere. I need to remember how much You love me. I need to know, Grandfathers, that You are always listening. Today I need to know how much You care. Today I will remember the advice of the Elders. "Say your prayers and then don't worry ~ know that the Great One has heard you." It's so much easier to do this, Grandfather, when I feel connected to You. My Creator, allow me this day to feel your presence. Let me walk the path of life today and talk to You many times. Give me faith, my Grandfather.
* Four Sacred Mountains * by R. Carlos Nakai ~ Song for the Morning Star
Quicksilver no longer operate any stage carriage services due to DDA legislation, but in the early 2000s route 1 was the principal service. One of the vehicles regularly used on it was EXI 1726, an elderly Leyland Leopard coach chassis that had been rebodied by Willowbrook with a Warrior bus body in 1991. The Warrior was a functional design and a sort of poor man's Leyland Lynx with similar looks and entirely flat glass, which made this a fairly simple build from a Paragon resin kit.
I do love baby animals - and this little foal captured my heart so quickly - spotted him in a field at the Roe Valley Country Park in Limavady back in June and had been saving it for a Sunday morning inspiration picture :)
As I watched him graze I realised, "this little guy has no worries, he's just depending on his mother for her milk and the food is always there.... and we have God providing for us continually and we just have to trust Him"
God is not a liar, His word (the Holy Bible) constantly repeats that we should trust Him at all times, and he will NEVER let us down... That doesn't mean that we sit on our bums all day and everything will come landing at our feet on a plate, but we don't have to go about day to day worrying. In fact, the Bible makes it clear that worrying is a sin.... We should take our burdens to God, leave them with Him and He will do the rest. We still need to read His word and pray daily as often as we can. God sent His Son the Lord Jesus Christ into this world to be our Salvation, but we need to accept that we were born in sin and ask for His forgiveness... without this, all other prayers are pointless!
I wish you all a very blessed and peaceful Sunday and thank you so much for the views, comments and faves on all my previous pics :) :) :)
Michelangelo has nothing to worry about... and I didn't shoot this one on my back...
I love shooting symbolic photography... Fingers become Petals...
Shooting Tips
Looks simply, but this one was very difficult to shoot... This one took me half of day to shoot... The first thing I did was to remove as much Stem as possible from the back of the sunflower. Then I place them on a "Light Box" to archive my pure white background and I use three florescent lamps... The next thing I had to do was to pull out the largest petal on the sunflower and position the petals so that they looked natural... I position the lamps on either side and one I hand held overhead…
It took two hours of shooting and downloading to see if I like the color and the position of the petals… After all, I saw two fingers and the image Sistine Chapel was my inspiration…
It’s not if I succeeded or not… it’s to try… it’s to venture… It’s to complete a task you have given yourself… it’s to not give up…
Do it with your heart… Do it with passion… Do it for yourself…
TIO
Driving thru blinding rain during me and my mom's commute to work. Don't worry, my mom was driving so I was able to film some footage lol. Footage taken around Pleasanton, CA along I-680 NB. It's certainly feeling a lot like winter once again! Anyway, hope y'all are having a nice and stress-free holiday season so far! (Thursday morning, December 12, 2024)
*Life's not about waiting for the storm to pass…. It's about learning to dance in the rain. - Vivian Greene.
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Playing that song is like playing life's song. You feel so calm, so relaxed, so... fragile.
Everything drops and becomes peaceful for a while.
You forget problems, worry, everything.
You just want to do what you love.
It really makes you think. It really does. And in an awesome way.
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The Small Tortoiseshell is one of our most-familiar butterflies, appearing in gardens throughout the British Isles. Unfortunately, this butterfly has suffered a worrying decline, especially in the south, over the last few years. This butterfly has always fluctuated in numbers, but the cause of a recent decline is not yet known, although various theories have been proposed. One is the increasing presence of a particular parasitic fly, Sturmia bella, due to global warming - this species being common on the continent. The fly lays its eggs on leaves of the foodplant, close to where larvae are feeding. The tiny eggs are then eaten whole by the larvae and the grubs that emerge feed on the insides of their host, avoiding the vital organs. A fly grub eventually kills its host and emerges from either the fully-grown larva or pupa before itself pupating. Although the fly attacks related species, such as the Peacock and Red Admiral, it is believed that the lifecycle of the Small Tortoiseshell is better-synchronised with that of the fly and it is therefore more prone to parasitism. This is one of our most widespread butterflies, occurring throughout the British Isles, including Orkney and Shetland.
Atop the old trestle in twilight is an uneasy place. Perched high above the trickling St. Croix River, only this platform for nervous safety if you catch the train coming. Well, no worries there, as these tracks have sat silent for over a decade now. Hartville Bridge had been rattling since the 1850s, so maybe you could call this a well-deserved retirement. What is it about derelict infrastructure that draws out the local kids? It's an alloy of danger and loneliness, and I've had a hard time relating to those who say they've never felt it. Small towns have a method of making you an outsider – in a way they won't admit. It's that very quality of "everyone knows everyone" that makes ill-fitting folks feel like they'll never find their place. In the days before internet, it might have taken a move to the nearest city to learn that your peculiar personality or particular attractions actually had a community waiting on them.
I took things to unnecessary ends to project isolation as a teenager. Sitting in the corner at every dance, the only one not involved when I could have stayed home. I felt the urge to share, but every possible way seemed designed for people who fit a mold, and how to make my own took time to be obvious. The shift was realizing that my urge to tell tales, tall or truthful, had a long-standing context in the types of humanity. I learned that "artist" was destined to be more than a distant descriptor, not just how some famous person from a far-off land was labeled. Lonely places made me feel more together while being alone. Maybe your outsider status is only a transient one, a fading shyness that'll allow an eventual fitting in. Nothing wrong with belonging in the usual way. As for me, I've found my space on the outskirts of ordinary.
January 24, 2024
Ellershouse, Nova Scotia
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2 Free your mind from worries.
3. Live simply.
4. Give more.
5 Expect less
Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada - July 11, 2015 : Nostalgic drag car based up hot rod sedan powered by a blown Hemi, Centennial Park during 2015 Atlantic Nationals Automotive Extravaganza.
Camera: Nikon D7100 & Nikkor 18-105mm lens
ISO 200, 38mm, f/5, 1/1600
German guests at a British wedding. Nobody else turned up in a dinner jacket and bow tie.
Things must go a little differently in Germany.
(Not to worry one of the British guests turned up in a lumberjack shirt, jeans and a beanie hat).
"mumble mumble ... that sign does not bode well..."
"mumble mumble... quel cartello non promette niente di buono..."
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Three little birds - Bob Marley
"Don't worry about a thing,
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right.
Singin': "Don't worry about a thing,
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right!"
Rise up this mornin',
Smiled with the risin' sun,
Three little birds
Pitch by my doorstep
Singin' sweet songs
Of melodies pure and true,
Sayin', ("This is my message to you-ou-ou:")
Singin': "Don't worry 'bout a thing,
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right."
Singin': "Don't worry (don't worry) 'bout a thing,
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right!"
Rise up this mornin',
Smiled with the risin' sun,
Three little birds
Pitch by my doorstep
Singin' sweet songs
Of melodies pure and true,
Sayin', "This is my message to you-ou-ou:"
Singin': "Don't worry about a thing, worry about a thing, oh!
Every little thing gonna be all right. Don't worry!"
Singin': "Don't worry about a thing" - I won't worry!
"'Cause every little thing gonna be all right."
Singin': "Don't worry about a thing,
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right" - I won't worry!
Singin': "Don't worry about a thing,
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right."
Singin': "Don't worry about a thing, oh no!
'Cause every little thing gonna be all right!
2015 Atlantic Nationals, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada - Saturday July 11th, Centennial Park.
Camera: Nikon D7100 & Nikkor 18-105mm lens
French postcard in the Nos artistes dans leurs expressions series by Paris sur Scène, no. 1018. Photo: Comoedia.
Félicien Tramel (1880-1948) was a French singer and actor. Tramel made more than 30 78’s at Odeon with such hits as 'T'en fais pas Bouboule' (Do not worry Bouboule) and 'Y me faut mon patelin' (I miss my hometown). Between 1911 and 1947 he played in dozens of films. In a series of silent and sound comedies Tramel starred as the character Alfred Bicard or Le Bouif.
Tramel or Félicien Tramel was born in La Crau, France in 1880 (and not in Toulon as IMDb writes). His birth name was Antoine Martel Félicien, so Tramel was an anagram of Martel. His career started slowly. He made his film debut in the short La Femme-cochère/The Coach-lady (Henri Desfontaines, 1911). However, his film career got in full swing ten years later with the short, silent comedies about Alfred Bicard or Le Bouif (the cobbler). He introduced this character in Le Crime du Bouif/The Crime of Bouif (Henri Pouctal, 1921). The character was based on the novels by Georges de La Fouchardière. Tramel’s co-stars were Henri Gouget and Therese Kolb, who played madame Bicard, Le Bouif’s wife. Soon followed more films featuring le Bouif: Le Filon du Bouif/The Vein of Le Bouif (Louis Osmont, 1922), La Résurrection du Bouif/Resurrection of Le Bouif (Henri Pouctal, 1922) and Son Excellence le Bouif/ His Excellency Le Bouif (Louis Osmont, 1923) with Vera Korène. He appeared also in other roles. In 1924 he played in the melodrama Enfants de Paris/Children of Paris (Albert-Francis Bertoni, 1924) with Lucien Dalsace, and a year later in another melodrama L'Orphelin du cirque/The Orphan of the Circus (Georges Lannes, 1925) with André Nox and Suzy Vernon. One of his best silent films was Julien Duvivier’s Le Mystère de la Tour Eiffel (Julien Duvivier, 1927) also with Jimmy Gaillard. Reviewer Seldom at IMDb: “Considering the equipment that had to be carried in those days, it is quite a marvel how advanced this thing is shot. Any available story is rendered inferior to the slapstick-packed action which includes a downhill chase by plane, vertical fighting in the iron skeleton of the Eiffel tower—apparently without safety gear involved—, combined with brilliant characters—later eagerly copied; e.g. George Remi, author the Tintin books.” But soon Tramel returned as Alfred Bicard in Le Bouif errant/The wandering Bouif (René Hervil, 1926) with Albert Préjean.
Tramel made an easy transition to sound with his character. In 1931 he starred in La Fille du Bouif/Le Bouif’s Daughter (René Bessy, 1931), Le Bouif au salon/Le Bouif in the lounge (Louis Mercanton, 1931) and the sound remake of Le Crime du Bouif/ The Crime of Le Bouif (André Berthomieu, 1932), now with Marcel Vibert and Mady Berry. He also appeared in a sound remake of the silent classic Crainquebille (Jacques de Baroncelli, 1933), in Visages de femmes/Faces of Women (René Guissart, 1938) starring Huguette Duflos, and in Pagnol’s La Fille du puisatier/ The Well-Digger's Daughter (Marcel Pagnol, 1940) with Raimu and Fernandel. His final Le Bouif film was the short Le Bouif chez les purs-sangs/Le Bouif in thoroughbreds (Léo Joannon, 1934). Tramel continued to make films. He also made more than 30 78’s at Odeon records. He had such hits as 'T'en fais pas Bouboule' (Do not worry Bouboule) and 'Y me faut mon patelin' (I miss my hometown). He also worked on stage, often in the music halls but also in the revue 'Tout va trop bien' (Everything is going too well) (1936) at the Théâtre des Nouveautés. During the occupation of France he found supporting parts in films such as Les deux timides/The Two Timids (Yves Allégret, 1941) staring Pierre Brasseur and Jacqueline Laurent, and La Cavalcade des heures/Love Around the Clock (Yvan Noé, 1943) starring Gaby Morlay and Fernandel. After the war he played in the Fyodor Dostoevsky adaptation L'Idiot/The Idiot (Georges Lampin, 1945) featuring Gérard Philippe. His last films were Miroir/Mirror (Raymond Lamy, 1947) with Jean Gabin, and Parade du rire (Roger Verdier, 1948) with Claude Dauphin and Jane Marken. Félicien Tramel died in La Crau (and not in Paris as some sources say) in 1948. He was 67.
Sources: Paul Dubé & Jacques Marchioro (Du temps des cerises aux feuilles mortes - French), Wikipedia (French) and IMDb.
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Is he falling or is he recovering?
Is he panicking or is he regrouping?
Is he giving up or is he about to charge?
...the answer lies only within himself.
(Done using watercolour pencils and a black biro pen)