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don't worry, be happy.
-Bob Marley
just trying to stay optimistic as mid-terms approach and the weather continues to be gloomy.
january 24, 2010.
day twenty-four.
THE FIRST PRINCIPLE OF REIKI DECIDING NOT TO WORRY
The first principle of Reiki states that “namely today don’t worry”. For the one who practices Reiki this phrase is very meaningful in everyday life. The origins of the first phrase of Reiki principle have several purposes and...
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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
Its been a while since I had done this short jaunt up Mission Peak - the famed Bay Area recluse that seems to be a favorite among all age groups trying to catch a heavy evening exercise or for veterans practising on the steep grade for a future climb up Shasta or Half Dome.
A summer climb on that trail is not exactly forgiving - lack of shade combined with the dry and hot atmosphere make it an exhausting hike unless if done in the evening. However, the morning of the Christmas eve found me at the start of the trailhead layering myself to brave the cold (relatively) temperatures and windy conditions that were forecast. Thankfully, the milder temperatures mean that I didn't have to worry too much about getting exhausted, inspite of the heavy pace and extra weight I was carrying to make the hike even more challenging.
The rains seem to have already heralded the beginning of spring and the normally yellow grass now had acquired a glowing green sheen that I hadn't seen for months, making the entire visual spectacle a treat for the eyes and a very pleasant hike.
I didn't get many pictures that time, but here are a couple from a summer hike from the summer of 2009 while trying to time for a full-moon rise at the summit. A beautiful June sunset combined with some delightful cloud conditions made for some wonderful photography. Above was taken just as a small group summitted and I tried to silhouette them agains the setting sun. Positioning was crucial here, but thankfully, the folks were still for a relatively longer period enabling me to get this shot. I shot this with a 50mm F1.4 lens @ 1/250s at F10 and ISO 200
The shot below was taken while hiking up, showing the folded terrain of brown rolling hills juxtaposed with the smooth streaks of the clouds above. This was shot with a 17-50mm lens at 18mm and at F6.3 for ISO 200 and 1/80s exposure.
Mission Peak
CA USA
06.06.2010
Too little too late comes to mind.
I can justify why I shouldn't worry about it and others that I repect have said the same. But even still, I dont want to fail. That would be my first ever failed exam. Even if it doesnt matter I still don't want to let it go at the end. For the principle of it if anything.
I took a picture with a 'last minute' concept. It was ok but in editing I got distracted by the detail in my index finger. The focus had landed right on the side of my nail and is insanely sharp. iso100 and strobes FTW!
"When I was seventeen I read a quote that went something like [this], “If you live each day as if it was your last, some day you’ll most certainly be right”. It made an impression on me and since then, for the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror and asked myself, “If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?”. And whenever the answer has been ‘no’ for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something."
- Steve Jobs; 2005 Stanford Commencement Address
Now I could easily relate that to today and say this was a 'no' day but note he says 'too many days in a row'. We will still have some days where we have to do stuff we don't want to do. But if we are striving for better things these days become waymarkers, hepling us to keep in check our direction and not take for granted the times when we are pointing the right way in life.
If I'm honest I still want to travel before university. Maybe I will get to during it on trips and the placement year etc. I most definately will try to after it though, that's for sure.
Also, I still feel kinda intimidated doing straight into the full BA Photog degree. Even if the lecturer says Im ready I don't want to go into there feeling like the 'kid' becuase most of the other people I saw at the interviews where older than me :-/
Don't know why I said that but it's true.
Biology is in the morning on Tuesday. Meaning I have one whole day to revise basically 1/2 a year's worth of lovely theory goodness. I really should be bricking it by now but I'm still calm. Blissfull ignorance :)
BIG keratinized stratified epithelium cells
(Yes it's not that big but it is a 100% crop so you dont lose the detail)
We went to a small home center today to pick up some cat food (and diapers for Bonkers). I noticed a new sign out in front. Essentially, it says: "Don't worry if our employees are wearing masks - they're not sick. Honest! It's to protect our customers."
Ian Hunter + The Worry Dolls @ Birmingham Town Hall - Sunday 25th June 2017
Photo copyright Rich Ward 2017 for Midlands Rocks
I raised the umbrella up over Charlie's head to see how he would respond. He clearly did not have a problem with the umbrella in different positions which is great since he has reacted in the past to anything put over his head.
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.
moving to texas...hope it goes well...hope we like it...hope the kids thrive...hope its the life change we need...hope its warmer, more sunny, more simple...
Show me a worrying person and I will show you a person who
does not know how to relax. Albert E. Cliffe
I've been attempting to enjoy this summer weather for this week I have before I start working for the summer. But right around 100 is a little too hot for me. My efforts at ridding myself of my terrible tan line aren't working either.. I think my "tan" is getting tanner, and everything else is just staying the same color. Of course.
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...
Slightly worrying that one side of my face is fatter than the other.
When I thought of this, I was going for a Mathematical reflecting on an axis approach. Was slightly disappointed that I turned out to be more symmetrical than I thought I was!
Put the finishing tweaks on this on Friday but I've posted the original image to prove I took the picture on Thursday. Hope it is OK to post. Not hugely happy with the original image but finally decided that posting something was better than nothing.
Friday and Saturday are special nights for Busan. We have international parties every Friday and Saturday at Lzone Cafe in Busan. If you live in Busan or visit Busan come and join us at Lzone Cafe. You can meet new people, make many friends and have a great time in Busan. We are really friendly and open-minded, so don't worry and visit us ^^
If you want to come to Busan but do not know where to stay then there is no problem. We also own 3 Hostels in Busan: Pusan Hostel, Kyungsung Hostel and L-zone Hostel. Our Hostels (Guesthouses) in Busan are cheap, clean and our staff is really nice.