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Beautifully Profound: Fern babies
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Thursday, February 04, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Bloggiest of the Blogs. Where are his balls? The Education of LittleTree. Ramblings of a Madman. Http:/ herwholenewworld.blogspot.com/. I wish I could shift my whole family out here. I . Its fantastic to be in the la. Phrase Of The Day. The war on rabbits.
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Beautifully Profound: May 2009
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Friday, May 22, 2009. Time does certainly fly. It's almost been a year since I've actually sat down and even looked at my blog. Things have been really wonderful with the exception of my soul draining job. Working at a nursing home just makes you want to A) die before you get to that age of being institutionalized, B) appreciate fresh air, and C) makes you really depressed. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Bloggiest of the Blogs. Where are his balls? The Education of LittleTree. Ramblings of a Madman.
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Beautifully Profound: February 2008
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008. I think we have three months left to pull this shin dig off. I know we can do it. Especially with the help of Miks family. Anyways, hope you all are happy and healthy. If I don't post within the next few weeks you know why. Don't worry though, there will be plenty of wild, wonderful and wackyily adventurous photos coming. Mik promised me he would take me to go hold a koala. There will be OODLES of photos of that. MySpace yes or no? Hell no I wouldn't be caught dead on MySpace.
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We Do Not Need Magic | Lives Less Ordinary
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We Do Not Need Magic. I’ve just finished watching JK Rowling’s address. To this year’s graduates from Harvard, and I strongly recommend that you watch it too. It was funny, powerful, moving and inspirational – everything you could want and more from a commencement address. One of the key phrases for me was. We do not need magic to change the world, we carry all the power we need inside ourselves already: we have the power to imagine better. Isn’t that just incredibly empowering? I believe that’s th...
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Flickr Group Update | Lives Less Ordinary
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After a spectacularly busy weekend, I thought I’d give a quick update on how the Flickr group, Photography Less Ordinary. To date there are 60 members, 30 photographs in the photopool and 3 active discussions. I am so pleased how enthusiastically so many have embraced this extension of the Lives Less Ordinary community! It has been just wonderful to watch as the photos are contributed, the membership grows and the conversation flows. And then add me as a Flickr contact. Have you joined yet? May 27, 2008 ...
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I Am So Blessed | Lives Less Ordinary
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I Am So Blessed. It can be very easy to get complacent about living in such a beautiful country as Scotland. It is days like this that I am reminded of just how blessed I am. These photos were taken in locations less than an hour’s drive from my house. But I think this might be my absolutely favourite. What makes you feel blessed about living in your area? January 11, 2008. Environment. Truly…a Beautiful place. The diversity and the ability to see beauty in all things around me! Swans are such beautiful,...
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Some Less Ordinary News | Lives Less Ordinary
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Some Less Ordinary News. Just a few bits and pieces today to bring you all up to date:. My 2nd photograph for The Calm Space. Is now up and available for download as a desktop. The lovely Leah has added in some text and a calendar, and the whole thing looks just great. I’ve already downloaded it for myself, and I’m really happy with the result. Oh, and while you’re over there, why not have a browse around this month’s issue. June’s theme is Freedom. Lastly, I have been rediscovering Friend Feed. Where I&...
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Time Capsule: Flickr Group Project | Lives Less Ordinary
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Time Capsule: Flickr Group Project. It has been one whole week now since I launched the Flickr. Group, Photography Less Ordinary. And I have been blown away by just how many of you have embraced the project, and have been willing to get involved. In Monday’s post. I mentioned the possibility of some group projects, themes, treasure hunts etc. Well, I have decided to launch the first of those today. With 71 members currently, I’m hoping to get a pretty good turn out! Is to take a time-specific photograph.
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Photography Less Ordinary Time Capsule Result | Lives Less Ordinary
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Photography Less Ordinary Time Capsule Result. Last Friday, I set a challenge. Take a time-specific photograph. And contribute it to the new Photography Less Ordinary. Flickr group. Not including myself, 12 members of the group decided to take up the challenge. Here they all are along with the photographers’ descriptions. 75 members in less than a month is quite impressive, don’t you think? Sunset at Half Moon Bay State Beach. Train on the Move. 8220;Close-up of the badge on a Heidelberg lithographic pri...
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The Fire of Images: An Announcement | Lives Less Ordinary
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The Fire of Images: An Announcement. This is the 5th post of 5 in a series on photography. Why I Started To Take Photos. Why I Continue To Take Photos. Why I Think You Should Take Photos. Over the last week, we’ve covered quite a lot of ground, but there’s one last thing that I want to write about by way of conclusion to this series: Flickr. In this series, in which I used many of my Flickr pictures, using the tags to search within my own photostream reduced the amount of time I had to spend trawling thr...
