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For quite a long time I have had an intuitive feeling that there is no such thing as time. Yet I can’t even say that without recruiting the concept of time to help me in the denial of its own existence. My intuition tells me that what we call the past, the present and the future, all exist simultaneously and perpetually. Every object and every event that ever was, is or will be, just is, constantly. But how we experience that as the linear process we call time is a complete mystery to me.

Do we each have one consciousness that steadily progresses through this strange, static landscape, experiencing it as the passing of time, while in reality it is only our consciousness that is passing? Well not really, because that would mean our consciousness would be travelling in time. Do we then have infinite consciounesses, each experiencing one unit of existence? If so, how are all these separate perceptions joined together to form our overall perception of now? And could there even possibly be such a thing as a unit of existence?

As I am writing this blog, am I also only just being born, while simultaneously experiencing my terminal heart attack? Am I still a single cell organism? None of this stacks up, something is going on. Do the scientists know the truth, but are keeping it secret? Does the government know what is going on, but not telling us? Do I have to turn to Youtube for answers?

Nobody knows, of course, and perhaps nobody ever will. Maybe the limits of our perception lock us into a subjectivity that is simply impossible to escape. Still, such matters are useful for occupying our minds while we lay in bed waiting to drift off to sleep, which I am probably doing at this very moment in some unit of existence or other.

Today we are going to be looking at growing old, and how to avoid doing it with dignity.

People often ask me how I get away with behaving so immaturely at my age. Well the answer is simple; I refuse to compromise. Sometimes the temptation to conform to accepted standards can be very hard to resist, but we have to overcome our reluctance to cross that threshold. As with most skills, practice is the key.

The next time you are walking through a park and get an urge to climb a tree, don’t let your inhibitions win. First, make sure there are people around to witness it. If not, wait until there are, and then just do it; climb the tree. Try to choose a tree that offers some possibility of being climbed, as falling to the ground in front of an audience without suffering sever embarrassment is beyond the scope of the beginner.

There it is; as simple as that. Just practice climbing trees in public places until it becomes second nature not to give a thought to what onlookers might be thinking of you. And remember; your objective is not to become good at climbing trees, but simply not to mind being seen doing it.

Next week we will be discussing ways to assess how likely someone you might want to insult is able to run faster than you can, and the strategies that can be employed to slow them down. Don’t miss it, this is something you will need to know.

I have spent the last 15 minutes dashing around causing harmless mischief on several threads, yet no one will take a blind bit of notice.

Do I have to get nasty?

Add your own caption(s) for the following photo, if you like.

My first one is; 'She's got a LOT to smile about.'

Here's the photo;

Don't make a move !

What is that you have in the baggie ?

Don't lie to me !

That's a turkey on whole wheat, isn't it ?!?!?
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... I have decided to treat myself to a new camera, a new DSLR camera to be more specific. My last DSLR camera bought around 18 years ago, a Fuji Finefix has outlived its usefulness and its time for an upgrade.

My sad little Fuji finepix is going to be retired:



After a great deal of research I have decided on a Nikon D500 (see image below)



I've read several reviews and it seems to be a perfect unit with many of the features of the Nikon D5 included without all the extra weight and expense.

Of course I will also equip myself with a set of AF-S DX Nikkor lenses up to 300mm zoom and a SB-5000 Speedlight flash as the D500 does not have a built-in flash unit.

Do we have any shutterbugs on the blogs that would like to comment or advise about my choice, for or against?


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Opposites attract
Attraction is fantasized
Contrast is a bliss
Conflict is a blast
Opening doors to a deeper infliction
Pain, Blame, Illusions, Delusions,
Deception, Self-worth, Self-concerned,
Omitting reality but slowly revealing little truths
Dancing shadows turn and swirl
A fanciful whirlpool in the making
Light and shade clapping in the absence of sound
Silence is a deafening boom
.... round and round .... here we go again....


Dancing shadows on the walls by Soul goddezz, on Flickr

Light and shade by Soul goddezz, on Flickr

Strange creature within by Soul goddezz, on Flickr

Just for fun (you do remember having fun don't you ?),
add your own appropriate caption(s) for the following photo;



My first entry is; 'Shake, shake, shake. Shake your plastron.'

hi all. since i have been rather bored for the last couple of days, i decided to play around a bit with my camera on my phone, however, since i'm blind, it might be a bit strange as far as the results goes, so i want some help.
I want to know what can be seen on the photos below, and try to describe as much as you can, that would help me to find out what i can correct next time i play around:)
please, send messages instead of comment here.



oh, and by the way, try to remember and tell me which photo you're commented.
thanks in advanced