Tag: Reflection
Share Your World – Week of November 25, 2024
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #326 – This Made Me Smile
Happy Sunday! What makes me smile? I guess we’ll find out as Ann-Christine from Leya hosts this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #326 with this exact theme.
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Like it or not, I will always look back on that trip because so far, that trip is ranked at the top of my best trip list. This picture is a picture of a fallen tree trunk at Bryce Canyon. In the snow, it looked like something else, like a sleeping beast in the snow. Nature has its weird ways of creating art, doesn’t it?
Another one from the trip.
There seem to be quite a bit of brown landscapes. I’m pretty sure it’s just the time of year for that color to surface as the days are at its shortest and the nights are at its longest.
Surprisingly, by the time I made it to northern Arizona, I found out I get 30 minutes of daylight than I do at home. Funny how much of a difference 6 degrees of latitude can make.
Anyway, this is just a tree, somewhere along highway 95 in southeastern Utah, surviving, I guess, beside a nearly dried up river. I feel like many of us are in similar situations – just surviving, trying to get by day to day.
Sunday Poser #208 – Making Money from Blog
Share Your World – Week of November 18, 2024
Monday Thoughts – Fathers
Recently, I realized something, that I’ve known both my biological father and my stepfather for 5 years each. That would mean, of my entire life, there’s only been 10 years when I had two parents.
Continue reading “Monday Thoughts – Fathers”Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #325 – Gratitude
Happy Sunday! As Thanksgiving will be here in the U.S. in a little over a week, Tina is challenging us to show some photos of Gratitude for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #235.
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Share Your World – Week of November 11, 2024
Monday Thoughts – S.A.D.
In relates to last week’s Monday Thoughts, I think my S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder) is starting to set in, and it’s worse than before because unlike prior years, I feel like I have absolutely nothing to look forward to this year like nothing in the next 2 or 3 months.
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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #324 – In the Details
Happy Sunday! I can tell this week’s theme for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge is going to be a fun one as Patti is challenging us to show some details in our photos.
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What was my favorite subject in school?
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Share Your World – Week of November 4, 2024
Monday Thoughts – I thought I am okay

I have been in quite a bit of meetings at work lately since I’m helping to integrate a piece of software into the current accounting software to help automate a task. Last week, as I was trying to hold a meeting, with my door closed, my mom was talking loudly with my aunt right outside my door to the point where I had to excuse and mute myself and tell her to pipe down. Afterwards, she told me she thought I was talking to myself and got angry at me.
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Happy Sunday! Egidio from Through Brazilian Eyes is leading this week’s Lens-Artists Photo Challenge with the theme of Silence.
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Imagining My Three Wishes: A Thought Experiment
Sunday Poser #205 – Advantages of Blogging
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #322 – There’s a crack in everything
Happy Sunday! What a fun theme Ritva has presented us this week with Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #322 – There’s a crack in everything!
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During my junior and senior years of high school, when I just need to fulfill my elective (aka fun) classes requirement, I chose graphic design, which, for a low cost of $15, allowed those classes to count as college credits.
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