I dream that I am teaching again, and having assigned the class independent work, I am spending time connecting with each student to see if they are grasping the material. It’s my favourite part of teaching, and I wake up wondering if I’ll ever have that feeling again. So rewarding. It is bittersweet, growing old. […]
Really wasn’t your faultthis fury that overcame –Words evoked onslaught,a raging river of pain. Didn’t mean to push you,miscalculated my aim,swimming in swamp watersnot a recommended game. You floundered, gurgled,cursed me by name –our love story, now viralbrought an alligator fame. (Image my own. Tale is totally fictional, I promise.)
One Woman's Quest II 
The car looks precarious. And what a lot of seagulls. An equal amount of fish under the water? What a cool shot!
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I don’t know about the fish – but there must be. Thanks
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Love your examples.
The car position looks a bit scary.
Love these birds.
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Thank you!
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You are welcome, V J
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I wouldn’t park my truck or car there. The second photo is interesting because of the textures.
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Thanks Eugi
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You’re welcome, VJ.
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I’m quite used to seeing gulls everwhere, even in the middle of the city so, that one is fine and I like the movement, all seems very dynamic. The truck… I wouldn’t park there 😀
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Lol. I think we’re all in agreement about the truck.
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Photos often reveal things we didn’t notice at the time. That truck definitely looks like it’s on the way down. (K)
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Right?! Exactly.
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Great selections. Love the gulls and car.
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Thanks John
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Yes, that truck offers a bit of nail biting. I wonder if the property knows? Better to have a sign up than a law suit. The gulls are a lovely capture, and I love that you kept the bridge on the left to bring out clarity, and frame of the area you see. Clearly something yummy around there. The pelicans in the back are an indicator too. They wait and watch.
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They only have to come to the other side of the river to see, so, I would assume they know. The gulls sure challenged me. Thanks
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Whoa! Yes….maybe the gulls knew something was structurally amiss and they were sending a message? Thanks, VJ! 😉
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Maybe…I’m wondering if I should share the photo.
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You’re right about the precarious truck. The gulls in front of the waterfall, don’t bother me as much.
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That parking spot definitely looks dicey! Lol As for the gulls by the waterfall, they feel a little incongruous there. Normally we think of them by “shore”, not “fall”. I really like the juxtaposition of patterns in that photo. 🙂
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Yes, it is odd to see gulls here. Obviously there is something in the water that attracts them. Thanks.
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