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A Canadian Goose quite content; not minding the violent rapids nearby.

I shoot my city and everything in it. No style, just pics. (ORo)

 

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film with my cracked Lubitel

  

I love invitations to groups. love them! but I don't like those big or sparkly invites. so, as much as I love being invited, and love you for inviting me, I will delete them.

sorry.

Don't worry, these tea men know their job very well, every glass is rinsed with boiling water and Tamil people never put a glass at their lips, we do as we never learned to drink like that.

 

Throw your worries

ارمي همومك

تعالي فضفضي وارمي همومك في بحر صدريولا تخلين في قلبك من اهمومـك ولا قطـره

انا والله ما اتحمل يجيـك الضيـق ياعمـريومن اليوم العذاب اللي تخافيه انتهـى امـره

معايه لا تخافي اسهـري والا ارقـدي بـدريولا تطرين لي أهـات والا خـوف او حسـره

تمشي في بساتين القصور الللي على خبـريومن كل الزهور اللي تشوفين اقطفـي زهـره

تغنـي وارقصـي خلـيـك كــا لقـمـرييطيـر مـن الفـرح مـن شجـره لشجـره

ابـي لاجيـت اشوفـك ينـشـرح صــدريمابـي لاجيـت اشوفـك يشتـعـل جـمـره

  

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A Mayan custom is to tell your worries to these people and put them under your pillow at bedtime. The worry people absorb your troubles so that they have gone in the morning.

 

Pretty little things, they bring in important revenue to farmers and families in Guatemala. They are sometimes used by psychologists, especially with children.

"Manichaeism taught an elaborate cosmology describing the struggle between a good, spiritual world of light, and an evil, material world of darkness. Through an ongoing process which takes place in human history, light is gradually removed from the world of matter and returned to the world of light from which it came. Its beliefs were based on local Mesopotamian gnostic and religious movements."

"---By extension, the term "manichean" is widely applied (often disparagingly) as an adjective to a philosophy or attitude of moral dualism, according to which a moral course of action involves a clear (or simplistic) choice between good and evil, or as a noun to people who hold such a view."

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Cloud worries.

“The creative process is always interesting and surprising. It’s sometimes direct but more often takes many twists and turns… it’s like following streams of energy. Sometimes there are ebbs where ya got nothin’, then something changes and there’s a new stream to follow. It often feels like the images have their own life and I get to be part of how they unfold. It’s being in that process of unfolding that keeps me engaged, brings pleasure and feelings of connection to the world around me. It’s also fun!” @OolaCristina

 

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Why Worry- Dire Straits 🎵💜

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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 though it isn't hard to say

 

But baby, just when this world seems mean and cold

Our love comes shining 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

  

Be careful who you upset.

 

The abuse of older people, often referred to as ‘elder abuse’, is a global public health problem. On 15 June 2021, the World Health Organisation (WHO) published a factsheet on elder abuse to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. It provided the following definition, which includes abuse in both community and institutional settings:

 

Elder abuse is a single or repeated act, or lack of appropriate action, occurring within any relationship where there is an expectation of trust, which causes harm or distress to an older person. This type of violence constitutes a violation of human rights and includes physical, sexual, psychological, and emotional abuse; financial and material abuse; abandonment; neglect; and serious loss of dignity and respect.

  

Taunton, Somerset, UK.

I am already thinking of work this summer!! :-(

 

A continuation of my "Just Face It" set, where I use the same image of a face to create different types of visual art

 

Face by Whatthemell @Devient art

1 texture by me

 

Place Jacques Cartier , Old Montréal, Québec, Canada.

 

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i bought a 200 acre farmstead in southern virgina several years back.the property had been basically abandoned for 20 years and the

locals had grown very accustomed to regarding it as their own hunting

ground. we bought the property in oct/nov'ish, which is the begining

of deer hunting season in those parts (the creep of southernism

in my speech will become readily apparent, bear with). so the first

several weekends, i would take my father up there to make a clearing

to put up a storage shed and build up my smithy forge. we put up no

trespassing signs and chains across the road, but they would be torn

down and cut when we arrived. it was clear we werent going to be

entirely welcome. .

  

One weekend my dad stopped at a pawn shop on the drive up, saying he

wanted to look at something. 10 minutes later he came out with 2

Chinese semi-auto assault rifles and 1000 rounds of high velocity

ammo.

 

'Ummm....' i said, 'not a good idea'

 

"We have to be prepared. Things might get hairy."

 

"Sure, but you know how to fire one of those?"

 

"pretty sure"

 

"nice....just put em in the trunk and forget about them dad.'

 

so when we arrive the signs are down and the chains cut and dad is

freaking out that the locals arent showing us respect. i sigh, roll

eyes, and start a fire to make some coffee. now in virginia they use

dogs to hunt. the deer are flushed out into open fields by baying

hounds and beagles where the lazy hunters sits on his truck or ATV and

pops off shots at them. as we start drinking coffee, a pack of dogs

tears thru our campsite and we see a deer pull out of a grove about

100 feet to our left and tear across 40 feet ahead of us into a broom

straw pasture. shotguns erupted from an opposing treeline about 100

feet to our right. 8,9, maybe 10 shots fired, tangentially in front of us. dad runs back to the car, pulls an assault rifle from the

trunk, loads up a 50 round clip, and marches past me towards the

treeline of hunters.

 

'whoa! what the fuck do you think you are doing?!'

 

'im gonna teach those bastards some respect!!'

 

'put the gun down, dad. you arent going anywhere with that.

just settle down.'

 

'just relax son, i'll take care of this, i'm not afraid.'

 

'hahaha, im certainly not afraid of them either. but...they know we

are here. they are just trying to rattle us - and apparently it worked

on you. now look, this is the big picture here. there are probably 4

or 5 locals in that treeline, they can probably see you right now,

they have probably been hunting here since they were children, they

know this land, they know the local sheriff, they dont know you. you

go charging in there and they might even drop you and not a word would

be said about it. you were in the army like 30 years ago, you read

soldier of fortune magazine on the toilet - this doth not a commando

maketh. just settle down, gimme the rifle and go load up the

other one.'

 

reluctantly he gave me the gun. i took it over behind a huge 4 foot

diameter fallen oak out of the sight line of the hunters, left it

there, and returned to my coffee. ten minutes later, another deer

flushed out and another volley erupted from the treeline. dad gave me

a withering look of contempt as if he was digusted for siring such a

spineless son. i smirked back and said 'breathe....its ok. trust me.'

i went over to the oak and the rifle, put down my coffee, and squeezed

off all 50 rounds in rapid fire. CRACK CRACK CRACK... an assault rifle

is a loud impressive beast, i must admit. a minute later we heard a

jeep and an atv drive off from the treeline. i went back to the fire,

finished my coffee and asked dad to get the other rifle and go get

down by the oak.

 

'what?'

 

'trust me...serious. you have about 2 minutes.'

 

as he got the gun and walked over to the tree, we saw a convoy of 6

trucks and jeeps and atvs barrelling down our drive road (about a mile

long).

 

'dad, please just stay put behind that tree, dont let them see where

you are, unless, obviously things get 'hairy', then call the cops on

your cell and handle things. but remember even if you shoot in

self-defense, you are going to jail, and its their jail."

 

"what the hell? what are you going to do??'

 

'no big, we are going to have a little chat. no worries'

 

a minute later, the six vehicles pull up around in a semi circle and

like 15 hunters get out, some with their shotguns, others without, but

certainly packing a pistol or something. this huge older thick headed

lout with a stereotypical chunck of chewing 'bacca in his lip and a

grimy blaze orange padded jacket was standing in front, looked around

at our campsite and snorted with complete contempt.

 

'boy, who the fuck is shooting machine guns around here?!' he says

walking over at me.

 

i just sat there on a log drinking my coffee looking at him.

 

'you deef boy? we was up yonder (swear to god they use 'yonder', go

figure!) and some dumbfucker starting shooting automatic machine guns

at us. waddat you?'

 

i lit a cigarette and just stared at him for another 10 seconds or so.

(honestly i couldnt tell if i was in way over my head, but i

knew if we showed weakness the whole adventure of living up there

would become some fuct hatfield-mccoy OK corral deliverance hillbilly

nightmare)

 

'this is my land now - and that is my gun. and dont call me boy.'

 

'now look here, we are out here hunting and you are gonna hit somebody

shooting like that. so you need to settle down...boooooyyyy. we'been

hunting here for over 20 years and the season just started. we'll tell

y'all when you its safe for you to come back here and play or whatever

the hell you california boys do back here (the realtor must have

filled the locals in on our situation).

 

cigarette drag. stare.

 

'you got me, boy?'

 

'no, boyyyy. here is the deal. this is my land now - and you are

fucking trespassing. i fired those shots, not at your boys, but into

the ground, because i know there is nothing a hunter hates more than

to think there is an asshole out there in the trees with an assault

rifle. i knew it would get your attention. now i am going to live

here. i am clearing off this land to build a home and eventually build

a business. i am gonna raise a family here. i believe in good

neighbors. i am gonna be a good neighbors. but y'all have started this

out ugly by vandalizing my signs, cutting my chains, trespassing to

hunt, which can land your ass in state prison for a couple months. so

short of you making some jack ass move and trying to shoot me right

here which i can tell you would be a very bad ideat, we can sit down

and work out some sort arrangement that will make us good neighbors.

so what do you want? you want to fight or figure it out?'

 

(snort) 'youre fucking crazy!'

 

'no. just very determined to makes sure everybody walks outta here and

that this little bullshit harrasment stops today. so what do you

want?'

 

'check this california boy out. who does he think he is'

 

'look, i already called the game warden this morning before i came up

here. real nice guy (one mongoloid in the back guffawed and said 'he's

a fucker.) he was very obliging and told me all about your state

hunting laws and the serious penalties for trespassing and he even

mentioned that he might be stopping by today to say hello. and last

week i spoke with the county magistrate (DA to them), also a real nice

guy, looks like we are going to be going to the same church (i had

stopped in at the beautiful 200 year old episcopal church on a

previous trip to meet the rector and meet some of the folks - never

especially religious, but i knew enough of small towns to know that

the church is where you socialize and get your social ranking), happy

to see some new faces coming to the county. he told me all about the

history of this part of the county and this property. in fact, he said

if i had any problems to give him a call and he'd give me a hand. so

you and your boys aint got much to stand on right now. you keep up

this hunting and the game warden is gonna revoke your licenses at best

and toss you in jail at the worst, especially if your poachin' was

done in a coercive threating manner, and im sure the magistrate

wouldnt mind a bit drawing up the cases."

 

'ha, the sheriff is my brother in law,' the lout says.

 

'cool, roll the dice, see what your brother in law will do for you. or

you put your guns back in your trucks and lets work this out.'

 

'what'chu got in mind?'

 

'ok, i accept that y'all have been hunting here since sheriff shappard

died because there was no one to say no, and we all know there isnt

another plot of property with an open 100 acres of clear shooting this

far back off the road for 20 or so miles. so i dont feel right just

telling you boys that you cant hunt here anymore. so you can hunt

here.'

 

'well thats good, glad youre talking some sense.'

 

'so you can hunt here for the rest of the season...but next season you

can only hunt the front half of the property and the following year

only the front quarter of the land. you get three more years you can

hunt here, after those three years i should have a home built here and

we can discuss if any of you wants to buy permission to hunt that

front quarter. three years free is a good deal.'

 

'not really...'

 

'its better than the alternative. but here's your catch. only you and

your hunt club are allowed to hunt here. no one else. understand?'

 

'thats not much of a catch, why would we want to share it?'

 

'the catch is that you are responsible for making sure no one hunts

here, no one vandalizes my gear that i store here, no one messes with

my signs. if anybody hunts and vandalizes this property, then all bets

are off and you can go ask the hunt club down 'yonder!' if you can

hunt with them - i'm sure they wouldnt mind .

 

long story short, they agreed, we agreed. no more problems with

vandals and such. in fact, they actually called the sheriff on some

boys from another county who had come over during the week to hunt.

and they made sure we knew they had done so. after two years a 300

acre property a mile or so down the road was bought by a timberer and

clear cut. after the trees and shrub growth starting coming back after

a year it was perfect for deer hunting and the timberer had no

objections to the locals hunting there, so it wasnt a problem not

hunting at our place. it was never warm and fuzzy with the locals up

there, but they did respect our property. we never had anymore problems with

them.

 

damn, i hadnt thought about that story for years now.

 

Hidden deep in Clifton Gorge is this tranquil scene. A scene so gorgeous, it just melts all your worries and stress away. I took this photograph from a footbridge that is normally full of people taking in the scenery.

 

Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve. Clifton, Ohio.

Minolta XM

135 Ilford 400

100-500mm lens

2 hours with Minolta and Ilford series

And I won't be made useless.

 

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I am so in love with the new Florence and the Machine 'Ceremonials' album

 

And tell me why is it that there is always something one has to worry about.. ??

 

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I got a text from some little tattletale that some of the little bears were having an adventure, but when I saw where they were, I thought it was an opium den! OH NO!!

 

I HAD to ask when they got home because I was SO worried.

 

"So . . . where have you guys been?" I asked.

 

"Oh, just out, Mama," said Freya.

 

"Well, you are going to have to do better than that, you four. Have you been to an opium den?" I started to cry.

 

"Oh, Mama! Why every would you think that?!! Of course we have not been to an opium den!"

 

"Then where have you been, and what is in that silver box that Pip has? I have been sick with worry."

 

Four little bears giggled.

 

"Oh my! You DO have a big imagination, Mama! What is an opium den, anyway?! We have been to a new tea room- very modern and relaxing, and it's just for tiny bears!! Pip has tea in the little silver box! It's special, and we bought it there so we could bring it home and share it with you!"

 

"I am SO sorry I doubted you! A Mama always worries! I love you so much!" I said, as I got four little hugs.

 

"We love you, too, Mama! We are good little bears, so don't worry!"

 

Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday!

 

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My lovely friend, Bev, who makes the wonderful little tents that I love so much has ALSO made all the cushions and tiny pillows for the tiny bears! She can make ANYTHING!

 

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Mi sobrina Teresa, esta tarde posó para mí mientras terminábamos algunas tareas en el campo.

My niece Teresa posed for my while we were finishing some work in the countryside.

The Steve Henshaw Gold Cup Meeting - Oliver's Mount, Scarborough - 25th September 2016

I think people sometimes overthink, which leads them to be consumed by their own worries. The only exit, paradoxically lies within ourselves

  

Painter: Anjo Borlada, "Pangako" (Promise)

Over the years i have seem girls come and go, they normally last five years or so then disappear something i know can be worrying for those who follow them.

 

A number of reasons are given yet i have never fully understood why they post so intensely then just stop. Maybe the urge to dress has gone or the buzz has. so that brings me to a question.

 

If you no longer get a high, a buzz, a kick, from dressing is it time to stop?

 

I am in a funny place at the moment in as much as i never really got a great feeling from dressing other than it felt right. Now even that has gone and its more a case of its normal. I think the fact that his wardrobe is almost empty has shocked me a little with how much i have changed in a short period and maybe i am a little concerned about the effect that will have on my mental health later in life.

Have to say being half in half out is an odd place to be.

 

I won't stop being me but if i have these feelings then other do too. If so we should talk about them and help each other out.

 

For me i am to bloody-minded to ever stop although i might drift away a little from the public eye over time as most full time girls do (no i am not full time) I think because it feels normal without the highs I don't need to seek out the validation anymore. Maybe that's the answer being content stops the need to post everyday??

 

Anyway I was going for an 80s inspired look in an early Madonna kind of way all be it a little tame. this was a progression of looks from the wedding dress to dance in to this so as you could see me dancing in shoes to what happens next. My dressing for no reason tends to follow that kind of route

 

Don't worry about my proximity to the fire. Being something of a demon, it doesn't cause me much harm.

I actually look a lot closer than I am .

Taken on my way to le Musée d'Orsay, Paris.

 

Olympus Mju II

Fuji C200

No need to worry when you can get some country life!

No worries, just a routine trip to the vet.

 

Shooting a bit with the Sony DSC-WX9 today, one of the few cameras that I just never liked.

 

Looks like it came out about 12 years ago now: www.dpreview.com/products/sony/compacts/sony_dscwx9

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