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Kona Shores evening
Ordovician Fossil Algae
Open for Exploration
Built around the tree
A traffic cop and his mask
Winter night
Free samples for Li'l Bub
Butterfly Iris
SHIP TO : TRADER JOE'S, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, US…
TRADER JOE'S - OLD SACRAMENTO
To These Amber skies
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Kona Ice
Outrigger
For livelihood
For livelihood
Quality time with a smart phone
Joy ride
Italian Dinner
No polution
Buca ~ To go
Mocking bird
Tickell's Blue Flycatcher
White on white
Memorabilia
When in Paris....
Lazise
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Into the sunset
Flowers ... they don't move
There was an old door....
Rainy day
Living dangerously
Fall morning
Lock
Pu'uhonua National Park ~ Reconstructed Hale o Kea…
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A shot in the dark.....
DUNGAREES / Jesns
Saguran / Brown Frond carpets $30 a piece
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Watching the boat....
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Soliloquy of a Stone
Soliloquy of Leonardo da Vinci
. . . . . Looking at the crowd of stones along the road below, it decided wanted to join them. “What am I doing here among these plants?” the stone asked. I want to live in the company of my fellow stones.” So it rolled down to the others. “After a while,” Leonardo recounted, “it found itself in continual distress from the wheels of the carts, the iron hoofs of horses, and the feet of the passers-by. One rolled it over, another trod upon it. Sometimes the stone raised itself up a little as it lay covered with mud or the dung of some animal, but it was in vain that it looked up at the spot whence it has come as a place of solitude and tranquil peace.” Leonardo drew a moral: “This is what happens to those who leave a life of solitary contemplation and choose to come to dwell in cities among people full of infinite evil” ~ Page 24
. . . . . Looking at the crowd of stones along the road below, it decided wanted to join them. “What am I doing here among these plants?” the stone asked. I want to live in the company of my fellow stones.” So it rolled down to the others. “After a while,” Leonardo recounted, “it found itself in continual distress from the wheels of the carts, the iron hoofs of horses, and the feet of the passers-by. One rolled it over, another trod upon it. Sometimes the stone raised itself up a little as it lay covered with mud or the dung of some animal, but it was in vain that it looked up at the spot whence it has come as a place of solitude and tranquil peace.” Leonardo drew a moral: “This is what happens to those who leave a life of solitary contemplation and choose to come to dwell in cities among people full of infinite evil” ~ Page 24
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