Sounds familiar Wendy! I definitely have times when I have to 'feel my way' from where I am to where I am going. I think it's crucial that u identified the fact that u always reach this point in a ...
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I love your list and I love your still life. Long time no contact CA, hope a's good with u, certainly sounds like it!
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I totally identify with your theme Susan. I have a note on my noticeboard - which was a reminder for a collage topic - it says, "The Split Me: Light (white woman) / Dark (black woman). I didn't mea...
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Thanks for looking at and commenting on so many of my photos and projects. I really appreciate that! I hope you are doing well!
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Anne
Dan
Frosty days.
Heidi
Heidi
What you up to? How is the new blog coming along? Hope you are back in the flow.
Abrazos
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SOLAR ECLIPSE: On Monday, Jan. 26th, the Moon will pass in front of the sun producing an annular "ring of fire" eclipse. This is not a total eclipse; the Moon will cover only 93% of the sun's surface. Nevertheless, the Moon's dead-center transit across the solar disk will produce a sight of rare beauty for observers along the "path of annularity." Best views are to be had from islands in Indonesia where the ring of fire will appear to sink into the ocean at sunset. Meanwhile, in Australia, southeast Asia, southern parts of India and South Africa, observers will experience an off-center partial eclipse. Crescent-shaped sunbeams will dapple the ground while high overhead the Moon takes a curved bite out of the sun.
Please visit http://spaceweather.com for eclipse maps, timetables and photos.
BLUE-SKY FIREBALL: Last week a meteoroid of unknown size hit Earth's atmosphere over Denmark and exploded with a flash so bright it turned the nighttime sky daytime blue. A video of the remarkable fireball and eye-witness reports may be found at Spaceweather's fireball sighting page: http://spaceweather.com/glossary/fireballreports_17jan09.htm
Thanks for the friend invite! It has been fun getting to know you, and I appreciate all of your support and the information you have been sending on the Chemically Sensitive sight. What a creative spirit you have! You are an inspiration ... I look forward to walking this road with ya ...
Maureen
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