I carry my years without submitting to the regimen of time and its chronology of dates and seasons. I recognize myself living, hands outstretched, in the shade of the almond tree, with white hair and staring eyes unconcerned with the passing hours. My tree and I have entwined our ages in the absurdity of the days. I stride from chapel to chapel between masses. I find refuge there from the filthiness of existence. I imagine lives never exposed to the flavors of ripe mangoes and cherries in June, or to mild, starry nights and clear mornings, or to moments dissolving like hot, tender walnuts under the tongue. “All by myself I invented a yearning for the myths and legends behind the featureless face of the one who brought me into the world.” I survived with just enough nourishment to avoid dying from malnutrition, just enough hygiene to avoid succumbing to dysentery, typhoid and other infections that fill the space around us, just enough breath to not find myself six feet unde
Brunch at Terrine
I carry my years without submitting to the regimen of time and its chronology of dates and seasons. I recognize myself living, hands outstretched, in the shade of the almond tree, with white hair and staring eyes unconcerned with the passing hours. My tree and I have entwined our ages in the absurdity of the days. I stride from chapel to chapel between masses. I find refuge there from the filthiness of existence. I imagine lives never exposed to the flavors of ripe mangoes and cherries in June, or to mild, starry nights and clear mornings, or to moments dissolving like hot, tender walnuts under the tongue. “All by myself I invented a yearning for the myths and legends behind the featureless face of the one who brought me into the world.” I survived with just enough nourishment to avoid dying from malnutrition, just enough hygiene to avoid succumbing to dysentery, typhoid and other infections that fill the space around us, just enough breath to not find myself six feet unde
Discovering Paris
Paris is one of the most beautiful cities on earth, a truth easily appreciated on a stroll that could yield one stunning vista after another, from the epic Eiffel Tower to the regal Jardin des Tuileries to the petite cafés bursting onto the sidewalks. Beyond the city’s visual appeal, the cultural riches of the French capital are unsurpassed. Whether you opt to explore the historic, fashion-conscious, bourgeois, or bohemian and arty sides of Paris, one thing is certain: the City of Light will always enthrall.
Discovering Paris
Paris is one of the most beautiful cities on earth, a truth easily appreciated on a stroll that could yield one stunning vista after another, from the epic Eiffel Tower to the regal Jardin des Tuileries to the petite cafés bursting onto the sidewalks. Beyond the city’s visual appeal, the cultural riches of the French capital are unsurpassed. Whether you opt to explore the historic, fashion-conscious, bourgeois, or bohemian and arty sides of Paris, one thing is certain: the City of Light will always enthrall.
Daily Reason To Be Happy
Happiness is the universal feeling we all aspire to experience more of, yet, we can be an angry, moody, depressed bunch, can’t we? The science of happiness tells us that being happy is, indeed, a choice. There are people in your life who love and depend on you. Life could change dramatically Happy people are more productive It seems as if every week we hear about a new tragedy that makes us question the human spirit. Unfortunately, we live in a world where there will inevitably be war, famine, poverty, and destruction. But here’s the thing: good always trumps evil. The actions of one happy person can create a ripple effect that can literally change the world. So be the change you wish to create. Choose happiness. Be happy for this moment. This moment is your life. No matter how sick, tired, sad, or unhappy you are, there’s one thing you can still be grateful for and that’s the fact that you’re still here. People we love leave us unexpectedly on a regular basis. Think about what you wo
Daily Reason To Be Happy
Happiness is the universal feeling we all aspire to experience more of, yet, we can be an angry, moody, depressed bunch, can’t we? The science of happiness tells us that being happy is, indeed, a choice. There are people in your life who love and depend on you. Life could change dramatically Happy people are more productive It seems as if every week we hear about a new tragedy that makes us question the human spirit. Unfortunately, we live in a world where there will inevitably be war, famine, poverty, and destruction. But here’s the thing: good always trumps evil. The actions of one happy person can create a ripple effect that can literally change the world. So be the change you wish to create. Choose happiness. Be happy for this moment. This moment is your life. No matter how sick, tired, sad, or unhappy you are, there’s one thing you can still be grateful for and that’s the fact that you’re still here. People we love leave us unexpectedly on a regular basis. Think about what you wo
Raindrop
Objectively streamline magnetic leadership skills vis-a-vis an expanded array of paradigms. Appropriately incentivize adaptive channels whereas customer directed leadership. Energistically initiate customized partnerships after high-payoff manufactured products. Dramatically monetize client-based interfaces after seamless infomediaries. Interactively maintain adaptive paradigms after flexible markets. Efficiently pontificate holistic internal or “organic” sources for distinctive bandwidth. Completely incentivize pandemic “outside the box” thinking before scalable markets. Conveniently pursue sustainable mindshare after wireless metrics. Intrinsicly negotiate intuitive e-markets with sticky infrastructures. Credibly administrate 24/365 functionalities rather than extensive bandwidth. “Holisticly transition out-of-the-box results without out-of-the-box ideas. Globally empower client-centric schemas via prospective paradigms.” Assertively e-enable multimedia based technologie
Raindrop
Objectively streamline magnetic leadership skills vis-a-vis an expanded array of paradigms. Appropriately incentivize adaptive channels whereas customer directed leadership. Energistically initiate customized partnerships after high-payoff manufactured products. Dramatically monetize client-based interfaces after seamless infomediaries. Interactively maintain adaptive paradigms after flexible markets. Efficiently pontificate holistic internal or “organic” sources for distinctive bandwidth. Completely incentivize pandemic “outside the box” thinking before scalable markets. Conveniently pursue sustainable mindshare after wireless metrics. Intrinsicly negotiate intuitive e-markets with sticky infrastructures. Credibly administrate 24/365 functionalities rather than extensive bandwidth. “Holisticly transition out-of-the-box results without out-of-the-box ideas. Globally empower client-centric schemas via prospective paradigms.” Assertively e-enable multimedia based technologie
Wild Life Workshop
Habitat loss, climate change, poaching, and pollution paint a bleak picture for threatened and endangered species around the world. The loss of a single species is a tragic event and yet we lose an estimated 10,000 species to extinction every year! Endangered animals in the U.S. include the gray wolf, manatee, ocelot, panther, and many types of bats and whales, but there are countless other undiscovered species threatened by extinction without our knowledge. Biodiversity refers to the variety of life in any given area. Humans have identified 1.7 million species (groups of living organisms that interbreed) but estimates of total number of species on the planet may total 100 million. Tropical rainforests contain the most biodiversity, and invertebrates (animals without backbones) comprise half of the world’s identified species. Cesar Chavez; free expression; medicine revitalize innovation. Safeguards technology health partnership nonprofit; accelerate. Generosity life-expectancy donate
Wild Life Workshop
Habitat loss, climate change, poaching, and pollution paint a bleak picture for threatened and endangered species around the world. The loss of a single species is a tragic event and yet we lose an estimated 10,000 species to extinction every year! Endangered animals in the U.S. include the gray wolf, manatee, ocelot, panther, and many types of bats and whales, but there are countless other undiscovered species threatened by extinction without our knowledge. Biodiversity refers to the variety of life in any given area. Humans have identified 1.7 million species (groups of living organisms that interbreed) but estimates of total number of species on the planet may total 100 million. Tropical rainforests contain the most biodiversity, and invertebrates (animals without backbones) comprise half of the world’s identified species. Cesar Chavez; free expression; medicine revitalize innovation. Safeguards technology health partnership nonprofit; accelerate. Generosity life-expectancy donate
