Antimuseum photo blog by Yann Gourvennec. This entry was posted in fixed focal. A storm forming over Lower Geyser Basin in Yellowstone.

Digging deep into the history of dress. Wishing you all a good 2017! January 18, 2017. Keeping smart in polar temperatures is a must. Anglomania, hats and english women.

Posted on December 3, 2017. The new entrance to the Mithraeum at 12 Walbrook. Posted on October 15, 2017. Posted on August 27, 2017. Mausoleum of Alexander Berens, a wealthy linen draper and seller of luxury goods. Posted on July 30, 2017.

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By helenofmarlowe on August 4, 2017. If I could go back in time. And speak to my teenage self,. I thought last night,. I would say to her. When you are 70,. You will define happiness as. Listening to soft, gentle. Snoring on your left,. Listening to a woodthrush in the distant woods. And hearing the early songs of wrens. And cardinals and towhees through four open windows.

Your guide to practically true history. Dark Nights, Bad Decisions, and a Litterbug Comet. Just a little while ago I dropped off my two boys for their first day of school. And a few hours before that I made a questionable parental decision. You may have heard that this is the week of the Perseid meteor shower. We saw a few like this. 5D, via Wikimedia Commons.

Musings, Philosophy, and Books. 4 Stress Triggers for the Introvert. Losing sight of an exit. Introverts often find themselves settled near an opening or on the perimeter of a room. Upon request, they could demonstrate escape routes faster than a seasoned flight attendant. They will never find you.

Lots of Habits, Why? August 15, 2015.

But right off the bat, I understood that this guy intended on ruffling our feathers. And he did, but maybe not in the way he intended to. First, let me explain the distinction between inorganic, organic, and natural farming as it was explained to me today. But it made me think. One thing that the farmer said .