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The photo is of a woman with white/grey hair and the black dye was done several months ago, brown eyes and appears to be in her mid 40's

Hmmm... let me think about this.

1 mouthful at a time

Overweight and obesity are the fifth leading risk for global deaths. At least 2.8 million adults die each year as a result of being overweight or obese. 44% of the diabetes burden, 23% of the ischaemic heart disease burden and between 7% and 41% of certain cancer burdens are attributable to overweight and obesity.


By one estimate, the U.S. spent $190 billion on obesity-related health care

More than 2 years ago I moved into a condo and I'm looking to make some aesthetic changes in the courtyard appearance. Again. When I first moved in, the 'garden' near the mailboxes had a flat area 6 feet by 10 feet filled with mulch. There were some shrubs along the back wall, but nothing along the walkway.

Asking first, the president of the association gave me to okay to plant some things as long as I maintained it. No problem. I selected some small shrubs that I've seen line the walkways to a few gated communities. It's year round, slow growing and survives direct sunlight to shaded areas. Placed about 18" apart, I allowed for a few years of growth before the will need to be thinned.

All my gardening tools remained with the house I sold a few years ago. All I had was a floor scraper and trowel. I'll make-do with that. After clearing back the mulch, I dug some holes about 6" by 6" and loosely placed the potted plants to confirm they were in the right spot. It was done on a Saturday morning and the project took a few hours. Lots of people came by checking mail and to make comments... I guess they never experienced someone taking an interest in their 'front yard' so most of the comments were in praise for adding some charm to the walkway. Two woman complained. One must have been denied her suggestion at an association meeting as she didn't believe I had approval from the condo president. The other bitched about the purple flowers I used to fill-in the perimeter. Something like they would outgrown the entire garden.

More than a year ago, one of the palm trees died and it appeared that nothing was going to be done. To my surprise the landscaping company removed it and filled the area with sod. The color of the new grass was 10 shades darker than the original lawn. I bought a bag of fertilizer and threw handfuls around the garden. It's been 2 weeks and with all the rain this month, the old lawn has started to darken and look more like the new stuff.

My other plan will require approval of the association as the end of the paved walkway that joins the asphalt parking lot has some bare areas and the rain washes the soil into the parking lot. I'll run some plastic retainer the keep the grass edge from running out.

10 minutes a week pulling weeds and the change is already noticeable. My neighbor saw me making adjustments this morning and ask why... it's my front yard and I want it to look nice, that's why.

“Do not let your beauty be that outward adorning....; but let it be the hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible ornament of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is very precious in the sight of God.” (1Peter 3: 3)

I marvel at how beautiful, and amazingly awesome, babies and toddlers are. I am always captured by their innocence, curiosity, joy and even distress that they can express, usually without much reservation. Their instinctual responses towards others around their age, natural and man-made objects and animals, and sounds, tastes, and textures, are so free of the artificial. With them, God’s awesome power of creation is truly a beautiful thing. They are beautiful on the inside, and the outside.

But I have discovered that babies and toddlers are not the only beautiful people that God has created. I have had cause to marvel at some who are beautiful in spirit, and that, to me, is just as awesome. Babies and toddlers have not had to face the troubles, disappointments and other unpleasant or traumatic experiences that Life generally ‘dishes’ out to older folks, so their innocence and beauty has not been tainted. However, I have been blessed to have met beautiful people whose spirit of joy, peace, compassion, goodness and love was unmistakably obvious, belying any scars that they had received from Life. They make me feel as though I was ‘absent’ when God gave such a gift. :(

I think that, that ability to smile from within, to endure challenges with grace and to put others at ease with the power of one's inner beauty, is really something to aspire to.



Happy Sunday!

Have you noticed this fashion that mainly young ladies have adopted. Skin tight leggings that look as though they have been sprayed on. How do they have the nerve to walk the streets looking as though they are naked from the waist down. It does not hide the cellulite on legs that have not seen any exercise for years. Are they asking for trouble from the opposite sex? I have to shield my eyes and look away. Have they no thought for other people? Should they be banned or an age limit be put on the purchase of these items. Why not just spray paint on your lower half and shave off any visible hair?

The bald pig is pulling the pin .


Good to see the rubbish is thinning out .

Two bottles of water, some nuts and an apple…and I’m good to go.

The skies are grey, the rocks are grey, the water is grey, the middle of November. No wind and mild.

Alone in the whole fjord… or so it felt until that loud splash behind my back. Turned around and indeed there were signs of disturbed water. Started slowly to circle the place and it surfaced in the beginning of the second loop. Paddled in wide circles for some time, enjoying the company, then continued with the usual rout. And it followed me for some while. Wasn’t the first time a seal followed me, but this one made a splash with its back flippers, when it felt like I haven’t turned for a while to look at it. Seals…

Otherwise, the usual for the season and the place: more swans than Canada geese. One or another V-shaped formation. A lot of young herons: some fishing, some flying both solo and in larger groups. And a bird of prey, that could be a sea eagle.

Returning in the dusk, that part of the day when the sun got down, but it isn’t dark yet; when the last ones are finishing their daily activity and hurrying back to the nest; when everyone is trying to keep quiet… and there’s me paddling carefully for the last kilometre, trying not to disturb this delicate silence…

I consider every occasion as it could be the last one. It feels more special in that way.

MEN ...

They are doing so much hard works all day long ..
So that they can Take Care of their Loved ones ...

Then why can't they Take Care of themselves too !!
They Deserve all of it ...

If you want to Share your Love and Care with your Loving ones , then the Best way to Start it is With Yourself First !!

After all , it's Not just about Looking Good from Outside , but , it's all about Feeling Good from Inside too ...

So GUYS !!!
Here You Go !!!
Enjoy Yourself !!!

WHY SHOULD ONLY GALS HAVE ALL THE FUN !!!

Today is chilly, overcast and essentially a bit dreary.
However, yesterday, ah yesterday, was mostly sunny
and the autumn foliage was near peak.
Indeed, at it's peak, depending upon where the camera was pointed & focused.

Thus, I capitalized on the nice weather yesterday and had fun snapping well over 120 photos
between about noon and 4:30 pm, as I hiked several miles through woods, fields, and along lakes.
Towards the end I noticed that my camera battery was getting low, but no big deal, I had 3 others
fully charged in my pocket.

Most of the photos were of the trees & their colorful leaves.
But, prior to that, I also got some terrific novel innovative Halloween decorations on one property,
and much later on shortly before leaving the woods, I encountered a large patient snake, who posed for the camera as well.

All the shots turned out terrific.
I cropped them all to an 8 by 10 (or 10 by 8) perspective last night.

You eventually may get to see a few of them. I haven't decided on that yet.
I may reserve that for elsewhere instead.

Either way, I hope you had as much fun as I did yesterday.
Happy autumn to you all.