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The secret of peace...

There were two houses standing next to each other. In one of them resided a very unhappy family. The spouses yelled at each other, they fought and quarreled all the time. The other was a place of happiness and calm.During one of the fights a wife ask...
by USHA SRIKUMAR'S MUSINGS... on Dec 15, 2016

We wish you a merry Christmas by Sheila Deeth

◊ See Tree rings cry for history and mystery inside; The tree lays flat to die. Trailer’s rings all jangling metal, dangling chains reply So low, once high. Road is ringed with winter’s cold, its shoulder iced with snow. This … Continue r...
by Second Wind Publishing on Dec 13, 2016

College Saving Tricks for Moms

As a mom, it is your job to keep everyone on track. You are responsible for ensuring everyone is fed and clothed. You also have to think ahead to college. By taking control and starting a college savings account for your children, you can help t...
by My Sweet Sanity on Dec 13, 2016

ORPHAN FILM – STRANGE IMAGES FROM FOUND NEGATIVES

I am a prolific liberator of film, if I find a 35mm in an old abandoned camera, I take it, process it and scan it - here are images from the latest find...
by OurWorldMyEye on Dec 12, 2016

A Local Evening in Germany

A few days ago, my son came to help me put up Christmas decorations and, wanting to reward him, I offered to take him and his girlfriend to dinner at a restaurant of his choice. He chose a local family-owned … Continue reading →...
by Second Wind Publishing on Dec 11, 2016

Dear Holiday Diary, Mistakes were made.

I cranked out four cakes today. Four! I should have quit while I was ahead. I could have spent the time inking my Christmas card. Mistakes were made.
by Susie Lindau's Wild Ride on Dec 8, 2016

Connecting Matters to Sell…and to Influence

As we ramp up next week’s reveal of our annual Top 10 of 2016, it’s always an interesting effort to trim and tuck to make the list as robust and complete as possible. We consider memorable moments, and we also think back about the people who have...

Dear Diary, Please make it stop!

Dear Holiday Diary, After a week of decorating, I still am surrounded by doodads and ditzies just begging to be made into some form of centerpiece, swag or other holiday shimmery thing. It doesn’t help that I keep looking up at my cupboards wit...
by Susie Lindau's Wild Ride on Dec 6, 2016

Dear Holiday Diary

Dear Holiday Diary, I thought I would take some notes to document Christmas 2016. Danny keeps saying flying to Tahiti would solve most of my problems. I wouldn’t have to decorate. The kids could join us and we could skip the gift exchange. He&#...
by Susie Lindau's Wild Ride on Dec 4, 2016

“Gear Stuff” – a comparison between Large and Small Cameras.

I have “categories” on my blog, like “gear” and “musings.” I am not sure if this blog is more “gear” or “musings.” So let’s just call it “musings about gear.”🙂 The age o...

Holiday Overachiever Meets Christmas Disasters

Like most of you, the holidays require time for planning, cooking, baking, shopping and celebrations. I add drawing illustrations to that list. No matter how organized, there’s never enough time and mistakes can be made. Add four birthdays to t...
by Susie Lindau's Wild Ride on Dec 2, 2016

The Emperor’s New Jollof (Or White Rice & Stew is King)

‘Being a Nigerian is very hard. The country is in a recession. Our government makes us tired. We are always angry. We are always in traffic (well, those of us for whom Lagos is Nigeria); Amanda‘ Oh my days – I had to ask Amanda, my...
by Kitchen Butterfly on Nov 24, 2016

2006 – Vermont Reprise

The Mad River, and in particular, this pool, was an area I would return to numerous times in the future to photograph. The 2005 Vermont experience with Rich shocked me.  Sure, I had not been there in many years, but my memories were of a 3-4 week &#...

It's Now Or Never... There Is No Next Time!

Things have been quite hectic at my work place the last few days, ever since the new project started. Last evening too, I had brought home some work and worked well into the night. As a result, I overslept and woke up late this morning. Thus I got la...
by Candid Opinions on Sep 3, 2016

2005 (part II) – My Vermont “Homecoming”

For the past several posts, I diverted from my series of “old” images over the past couple weeks to write a couple Fall Foliage – specific posts, and to self-aggrandize with my two eBooks covering Vermont and the Michigan “U.P...
by LightCentric Photography Blog on Aug 28, 2016

Sometimes Being Interested Is Enough

Often when people post their art in the communities I’m part of they follow it up with ‘but I’m not a real artist’ or ‘but it’s just my hobby’. As if there is some kind of division between ‘real artists’ who can post their art witho...
by Iris Impressions Art on Aug 26, 2016

Snapshots of a Turkish Bazaar

Even if you’ve never visited Turkey, you’ve no doubt heard about Turkish bazaars. Loud, crowded, and odoriferous, bazaars (“pazar” in Turkish) have been the mainstay of neighborhood commerce in Turkey for centuries. As such, v...
by The Best of Bursa on Aug 25, 2016

Rain

There’s a front to the north and it’s high and it’s deep and it’s dark and it’s nearly here. I can see it from this window, and I saw it from my car window on the way to this window. I saw it from my house. It’s da...
by Lake Geneva Real Estate on Aug 19, 2016

Think Before You Link

You wouldn’t walk into a networking event with a bag on your head or hand out business cards that say, “Call to talk more about me.” Yet too many of us are generic or self-centered in our approach on LinkedIn. Influential communicators work to...

The Colorful Fall Foliage of Vermont

In 1965, Leslie Gore crooned “Its my Party and I’ll Cry if I Want To.”  Well.  Its my Blog and I’ll brag if I want to.  Or Plug.  In 2012, I published my first e-Book:  Photographing Vermont’s Fall Foliage. This boo...
by LightCentric Photography Blog on Aug 14, 2016


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