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scott is walking the west highland way this week on his own. i've been half show-worried and half real-worried about this. my way of expressing to him the level of worry? - stacking paint pots (that's another story).
tonight he's staying alone in a huge, isolated building in a secluded part of the highlands. the building doesn't lock and no one would hear him...
eek! let's just hope there's no encounters with frying sausages never mind axe-wielding caretakers (and another story!).
and that the only injuries are blisters and achy muscles from walking 20 (count em!) miles a day.
Quote from a Swedish proverb.
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The title of this photo was inspired by the verses in Matthew on worrying.
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?
I was in this room for quite a while in complete awe. This reef was modeled after one in the Dry Tortugas that is 65 feet deep. This one is a mere 25 feet deep. It really put into perspective how awesome the Earth is, and how awesome the God is who takes care of it. I mean, each fish here eats food, swims in water, and lives in a home. All of which are provided by nature, which is provided by God. These are fish. FISH. He provides all of this to them. Since mankind are the ones that were actually created in His image, the ones that He loves enough to give up his only Son, can you imagine everything He wants to provide us.
More than food. More than water. More than homes.
If we would only stop worrying...
A very bold Kookaburra in Girraween National Park.
Focused intently on my dinner as he was, this little bloke didn't seem to care one little bit how close I got to him :)
He kept me company for quite some time too and seeing as how I think Kookaburras are the coolest bird in the world, that was fine by me.
Dont worry bout thangs that dont matter bcuz they will come back and bite cha ! fr fr. Learn that from experience .
Shaken office workers evacuate after DC earthquake. Lafayette Square in front of the White House.
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be happy :)
haha the title is kinda ironic, because im probably the biggest worry wort in the world, (especially right now), but the songs playing on my itunes. and i look happy in this :)
so today.. was long. two days left in the week! Im currently worrying about science fair.. i need three topic ideas by friday. im interested in botany and zoology, so if you have any easy but smart topics, PLEASE let me know. keep in mind i have to perform an experiment. anywayy i wore my hair in braids today. that was exciting. and my eyes are really green. woo. i took some other photos today i like, but im really trying to keep the limit to one per day until i get pro! what else.. today we voted for sga people, and had an assembly about rules. (dress code, gangs, drugs, etc.)
dont forget to leave topics :) ill do anything you want if you give me a good one. photo comments.. um.. i guess i cant do much. but i can do photo comments.
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Don't worry, it's been converted to a gym. A new kind of temple for people who worship their own image. Idolatry at it's finest!
Don't worry about things YOU can't change
this photo was taken in Souq Al-sefafer in Kuwait which is arranged by KSC
ودي اشوي اشرح الصوره
واللي تم تصويرها بسوق الصفافير بالتنسيق مع النادي
العلمي-اداره التصوير
هذي الصوره تعبر عن تغيير اشياء يصعب او ما تتغير بالحياه
والبنت الحيرانه اللي قاعده تطالع الرجل اللي جدامها وهو يحاول يعدل او يغير من شكل الحديد ...فالمسج يقول ...لا تشيل هم
شغلات مو بإيدينك تغييرهاااا
اتمنى الفكره اوصلت الحين
Don't worry about that beautiful pearl white paint job... and that fantatsic RED "848" decal! Just check out who is sitting on this thing.... is it Casey Stoner.....oooooo, could be. Nup, its ME! They had to use a crow bar to get me off this thing cos I loved it so much! Mmmm, want one.
I lost for after no disaster can touch,
Touch us anymore
And more than ever
I hope to never fall,
Where enough is not the same it was before
I took this picture of our friend. He was sitting next to a window and we were talking really openly about our thoughts and worries.
Ian Hunter + The Worry Dolls @ Birmingham Town Hall - Sunday 25th June 2017
Photo copyright Rich Ward 2017 for Midlands Rocks
My father has been in the hospital again (3rd time since Christmas). He called me the day after he went in. Yesterday, they did a batter of tests and I still don't know why he was in there or why the did all of the tests. This morning at work, he calls me and said they told him they found "a spot" on his lung. Now, they want him to have a PET Scan. At this point, I am wondering what is going on.... a spot on his lungs? What could that be? He's never been a smoker. We were just at the point where he agreed to come stay with us for a while so he could recuperate, get some rest, and eat. He has not been sleeping and has been losing a great deal of weight. So, now, I don't know what to do... should I take off and go down to south Florida and see what is going on? Hurry up and wait for yet one more appointment and then the results? I just feel so helpless 5 states away. I just wish I could have him here so I could give him some TLC and take him to the doctor's here so I could ask questions and get some answers, which he is not always good about doing.
I really hope the headaches stay at bay. I think they have been coming on due to the worry and stress.
The Matchbox Macro Collection.
I collected 63 tiny objects and put them all in a matchbox. This is one of them.
I have a little box with Guatemalan Worry Dolls inside. You can also get them in bags. You tell them all your troubles and worries before you go to sleep, and put them under your pillow.
This is the first motivational poster I created:
"Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow." Swedish Proverb
I really freaking love playing with eyeshadow!!! It's wayyyyy too much fun. On a second thought though, I really wish I wore something instead of going topless. Damn. Ah well.
Today while I was with my bff Juliana, who has started to call me Zoltar [I love it!], we went into this little store, and I saw this dress that I really wanted to buy, not for a costume, but to actually wear while out, and I caught myself thinking, ah but I don't wear dresses anymore. Then I said, wait... fuck that. Why not? If I like it, think I'd look good in it, and dare I say... comfortable in it? Then fuck yeah, I'm gonna get it. It has been maybe hmm 5-6 months since I've worn a dress while out, and I honestly haven't had much of a desire to wear a dress but recently I've been thinking about it more, so I shall. I always worry that people would misinterpret me and my gender identity if I do this or that but I am over that. I am just going to do whatever the hell I want to do, and people can think whatever they want... funny thing is that for a split second as soon as I decided I'm going to start wearing dresses again whenever the urge hits, was that oh but I'm so hairy now? Then I scoffed, I'm gonna be a proud hairy beast in a dress, tight sports bra, and boots. That's what! Ha.
Now I'm going to have a shower because my eyes kinda hurt... and have a real meal, the jelly beans just won't do.
There is a story that when the Maya Indians of Guatemala have worries, they tell them to Worry People and then put them under their pillow at night. By morning the Worry People have taken their worries away.
Last sunday a farm, a big farm, near our village opened its doors for the public and many shops and companies took part. Me too. It was such a fun experience and this photo tells your everything. The sun was shining brightly and the food, oh the food was delicious. Want to see some more of this event? Come over and visit this blog.