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“Worry is faith in the negative, trust in the unpleasant, assurance of disaster and belief in defeat…worry is wasting today’s time to clutter up tomorrow’s opportunities with yesterday’s troubles.”
William Ward
Texture courtesy of Caleb Kimburgh
Over thinking ruins you. Ruins the situations, twists things around, makes you worry and just makes everything much worse than it actually is.
The Worry Vessel is a self-supporting container built entirely of seed beads. It is designed to be a modular project which can incorporate some or all of the various modules of the design. It is entirely up to the beader to decide which, how many and what order the modules are added. Two of the modules are designed to rotate around a central core. A lid topped with a crystal rivoli closes The Worry Vessel.
Learn to use thread tension to control the rigidity of the structure. Learn to increase and decrease peyote to give the structure contours. Learn to use colour placements and embellishments to create interesting variations to an otherwise plain background. Use Cubic Right Angle Weave incorporating sparkling fire polished beads to weave one of the two rotating modules. Use netting techniques to add pearls to the second of the rotating modules.
The Worry Vessel is designed not only be functional as a container for all that is precious. The rotating modules are also designed to be somewhat of a worry vessel, not unlike worry beads, allowing you to rotate them as you contemplate what your next beading project should be.
For more information
www.manek-manek.com/workshops/projects/801-ot0042.html
To register
beadandbuttonshow.com/store/class/b20b
Designed specially for Bead & Button Masterclass 2020.
Kits and tutorials not available.
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Why worry
baby, I see this world has made you sad
Some people can be bad
The things they do the things they say
But baby, I'll wipe away those bitter tears
I'll chase away those restless fears
And turn your blue skies into gray
Why worry
There should be laughter after pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
So why worry now
Why worry now
Baby, when I get down I turn to you
And you make sense of what I do
And all the isn't hard is the same
But baby, just when this world seems mean and cold
Our love comes shinning red and gold
And all the rest is by the way
Why worry
There should be laughter after pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
So why worry now
Why worry now
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Camera: Nikon D300
Lens: Nikor 200mm VR
Aperture: F16, Shutter Speed: 1/50
I used one 600w strobe light in a 60x90 softbox from top
Processed with Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop
Used as the illustration to the poem, "Lovelorn Poet in Boston: No Worries" at www.lovelornpoets.com/2011/01/21/lovelorn-poet-in-boston-....
I'm worried.
I'm stressed.
I feel like i'm too big for my skin.
like I'm burning, ripping apart.
I'm worried about the fall semester.
worried about money.
worried about cars.
worried about losing people.
worried about losing myself.
worried about falling.....
disappearing.
worried about being transparent.
worried about being forgotten.
worried and angry and scared and disgusted and fed up and a mess of things that I can't even describe.
people will say that things will work out, that everything will be alright.
people will say not to worry but you know what: I just worry more.
what if things aren't alright?
what if they're never going to be alright?
what if life is just a mess of nothings and everything's?
everything scares me.
being alive scares me.
The Worry Vessel is a self-supporting container built entirely of seed beads. It is designed to be a modular project which can incorporate some or all of the various modules of the design. It is entirely up to the beader to decide which, how many and what order the modules are added. Two of the modules are designed to rotate around a central core. A lid topped with a crystal rivoli closes The Worry Vessel.
Learn to use thread tension to control the rigidity of the structure. Learn to increase and decrease peyote to give the structure contours. Learn to use colour placements and embellishments to create interesting variations to an otherwise plain background. Use Cubic Right Angle Weave incorporating sparkling fire polished beads to weave one of the two rotating modules. Use netting techniques to add pearls to the second of the rotating modules.
The Worry Vessel is designed not only be functional as a container for all that is precious. The rotating modules are also designed to be somewhat of a worry vessel, not unlike worry beads, allowing you to rotate them as you contemplate what your next beading project should be.
For more information
www.manek-manek.com/workshops/projects/801-ot0042.html
To register
beadandbuttonshow.com/store/class/b20b
Designed specially for Bead & Button Masterclass 2020.
Kits and tutorials not available.
#maneklady #manekbeads
Don't worry, I took plenty of pictures of the tallships yesterday, but before I have time to edit them here is a candid snap of the High Street, which gives an idea of how many people flocked to Falmouth for the event. It will be even more busy today for the parade of sail but we won't be there - we are off to St Mawes to see the ships from the other side of the Carrick Roads!
You haven't actually seen this girl for a while :) Her name is Melinda. She got Sakura's old wig, I think it suits her. I will order her new eyechips but I'm not sure about the color yet :/
I'll be gone for two days because I'll be traveling! Going to Estonia, yay :D I'll be back uploading more photos on Monday c:
Why Then, Should We Worry? Zentai Art Performance created by Yuzuru Maeda and Syv Bruzeau at The Substation Singapore, 2014.
The Worry Vessel is a self-supporting container built entirely of seed beads. It is designed to be a modular project which can incorporate some or all of the various modules of the design. It is entirely up to the beader to decide which, how many and what order the modules are added. Two of the modules are designed to rotate around a central core. A lid topped with a crystal rivoli closes The Worry Vessel.
Learn to use thread tension to control the rigidity of the structure. Learn to increase and decrease peyote to give the structure contours. Learn to use colour placements and embellishments to create interesting variations to an otherwise plain background. Use Cubic Right Angle Weave incorporating sparkling fire polished beads to weave one of the two rotating modules. Use netting techniques to add pearls to the second of the rotating modules.
The Worry Vessel is designed not only be functional as a container for all that is precious. The rotating modules are also designed to be somewhat of a worry vessel, not unlike worry beads, allowing you to rotate them as you contemplate what your next beading project should be.
For more information
www.manek-manek.com/workshops/projects/801-ot0042.html
To register
beadandbuttonshow.com/store/class/b20b
Designed specially for Bead & Button Masterclass 2020.
Kits and tutorials not available.
#maneklady #manekbeads
Forget Your Worries, And Be Happy
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"You reached your goal so fast that I was getting a bit worried about your health.", Wii Balance Board.
I chose my goal to lose 1.5 pounds in 3 months, and i reached my goal
Ruthie worries that her mother will find out if she eats Halloween treats before eating a healthy dinner. Kit asks how her mother will find out. Ruth replies, "My mother knows everything."
A few more to follow...
American Girl Ruthie as a pirate
Kit as Little Red Riding Hood
Maduganga Villa, located 80 kms down south in Sri Lanka is a wonderful place to be for the nature lovers who want to take a boat ride in the mesmerizing river Madu (or Maadu)
Theresia Verhaeghe het heilig begijntje... (1779-1853)
Theresia Verhaeghe the holy beguin ... (1779-1853)
Theresia Verhaeghe werd geboren in het West-Vlaamse Desselgem op 17 april 1779 als zevende telg in een gezin van dertien kinderen. Theresia bracht haar jeugdjaren door op het Munkenhof, de pachthoeve van haar vader Joannes en haar moeder Maria die welstellend waren en bekend stonden als godvruchtige en deugdzame mensen, niet te beroerd om een aalmoes te geven aan arme en hulpbehoevende dorpelingen.
Vader Joannes stond hoog in aanzien en werd de laatste baljuw van de Sint-Pietersheerlijkheid tijdens het Ancien Régime. Onder de Franse overheersing werd zijn hofstede openbaar verkocht als geconfisceerd goed. Joannes Verhaeghe slaagde erin zijn eigen hofstede in te kopen.
Theresia begon op negenjarige leeftijd haar opleiding in de kostschool van de Zusters Apostolinen in Gent. Na haar eerste communie ging ze naar de kostschool in Kortrijk en nadien trok ze naar de kloosterschool van Sint-Andreas in Doornik.
Intussen was Theresia 17 jaar en moest ze noodgedwongen haar religieuze roeping uitstellen: alle religieuzen werden door de Fransen uit hun kloosters en abdijen verjaagd. Theresia bleef nog vijf jaar thuis en leidde een zeer godvruchtig, maar verdoken religieus leven.
Na het concordaat kwam er een milder regime en in 1802 werd Theresia Verhaeghe aanvaard als novice van het Groot Begijnhof te Gent. Ze werd in 1803 gekleed en op 13 mei 1804 gesteed. Op 19 januari 1806 werd ze geprofest in de Derde Orde van de heilige Dominicus.
Ze stelde een groot vertrouwen in de heilige Antonius van Padua en liet een beeld van hem in de muur van haar tuintje plaatsen. De volkstoeloop, ook uit de naburige landen, werd zo groot dat ze in haar tuin een kapel liet bouwen die op 13 april 1852 door Mgr. Delebecque gewijd werd.
Op 21 juni 1852 vierde men op grootse wijze haar gouden jubileum. Vijf priesters, neven van haar, droegen de mis op en de bisschop van Gent kwam haar persoonlijk feliciteren.
Ze overleed op 2 januari 1853, 74 jaar oud. Zoveel gelovigen wilden haar stoffelijk overschot groeten dat men af en toe de poort van het Begijnhof moest sluiten om te veel gedrang te voorkomen.
Ze werd begraven op het kerkhof aan de Gebroeders De Smetstraat. Toen dit kerkhof in 1877 buiten gebruik werd gesteld, bracht men haar stoffelijk overschot over naar het Campo Santo in Sint-Amandsberg. Haar graf kan er vandaag nog bezocht worden.
'Het heilig begijntje' heeft het nieuw Begijnhof van Sint-Amandsberg nooit gekend, maar toen de begijnen 20 jaar na haar overlijden verhuisden van Gent naar Sint-Amandsberg, werd de kapel naast de infirmerie opgedragen aan Sint-Antonius.
Te harer ere.
Theresia Verhaeghe was born in Desselgem in West-Flanders on April 17, 1779 as the seventh offspring in a family of thirteen children. Theresia spent her childhood at the Munkenhof, the tenancy farm of her father Joannes and her mother Maria who were well-to-do and were known as godly and virtuous people, not to worry about giving alms to poor and needy villagers.
Father Joannes was highly regarded and became the last bailiff of Saint Peter's glory during the Ancien Régime. Under French rule, his homestead was sold publicly as confiscated property. Joannes Verhaeghe managed to buy his own homestead.
Theresia started her education at the age of nine in the boarding school of the Apostoline Sisters in Ghent. After her first communion she went to the boarding school in Kortrijk and afterwards she went to the monastery of Saint Andrew in Tournai.
In the meantime, Theresia was 17 years old and was forced to postpone her religious vocation: all religious were chased by the French from their monasteries and abbeys. Theresia stayed at home for another five years and led a very godly but hidden religious life.
After concordat, a milder regime came and in 1802, Theresia Verhaeghe was accepted as a novice of the Groot Begijnhof in Ghent. She was dressed in 1803 and staged on May 13, 1804. On January 19, 1806 she was professed in the Third Order of St Dominic.
She placed great faith in St. Anthony of Padua and had a statue of him placed in the wall of her garden. The crowd of people, also from the neighboring countries, grew so large that they had a chapel built in her garden that Mgr. Delebecque was dedicated.
On June 21, 1852, they celebrated their golden jubilee in a grand way. Five priests, cousins of hers, dedicated mass and the bishop of Ghent came to personally congratulate her.
She died on January 2, 1853, aged 74 years. So many believers wanted to salute her remains that they would have to close the gate of the Beguinage once in a while to prevent too much commotion.
She was buried in the cemetery on Gebroeders De Smetstraat. When this cemetery was decommissioned in 1877, its remains were transferred to the Campo Santo in Sint-Amandsberg. Her grave can still be visited today.
'The holy beguin' has never known the new Beguinage of Sint-Amandsberg, but when the beguines moved from Ghent to Sint-Amandsberg 20 years after her death, the chapel next to the infirmary was dedicated to St. Anthony.
In her honor.
Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life? "And why do you worry about clothes? See how the lilies of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will he not much more clothe you, O you of little faith? So do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or 'What shall we wear?' For the pagans run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
-Matthew 6:25-34