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gwenness:
where are you?
thora:
I think they have made a comeback!
Have you explored any of the nlp concepts, such as active associating and dissociating to improve your experiences in life and with others?
Have you explored any of the nlp concepts, such as active associating and dissociating to improve your experiences in life and with others?
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gwenness:
professional photographer!
that's a lot of work. omigod. really. i think it also really depends on what kind of photography you want to do... do you want to just stick with digital? i know you have a lot of nice old film cameras, it would be great to see you do some stuff with those. have you ever taken any photography classes? i ask because you get to develop things yourself and you really get a feel for how the wheels turn etc. when you can manipulate things with your hands it gives you a real satisfaction that i've never gotten solely from digital.
i think you'd love it. ! You can also sell prints on deviantart. they take a lot, but they also give a lot ;p. once you get a base there, make yourself a webpage and sell prints from there as well. you can make more money doing it yourself, but DA is a great place to start because you can pay a minimal amount for a print account, AND, if you pay for an advertisement you get thousands of views right away, pretty much guaranteed. i think the advertisements are only a few bucks and i think you pay for clicks. so. i guess it actually is guaranteed. anyway! i have a friend who wants to go professional, he's very technical about it--he seems to look at things like a math problem. the perfect exposure length, the perfect depth, etc.... i think you will probably be much better off. so... a 24megapixel camera?
when i read that i thought i was about to cum, but i managed to control myself. wwwwooooowwwwww.
and,
you are a big blip! so come back!
<3
that's a lot of work. omigod. really. i think it also really depends on what kind of photography you want to do... do you want to just stick with digital? i know you have a lot of nice old film cameras, it would be great to see you do some stuff with those. have you ever taken any photography classes? i ask because you get to develop things yourself and you really get a feel for how the wheels turn etc. when you can manipulate things with your hands it gives you a real satisfaction that i've never gotten solely from digital.
i think you'd love it. ! You can also sell prints on deviantart. they take a lot, but they also give a lot ;p. once you get a base there, make yourself a webpage and sell prints from there as well. you can make more money doing it yourself, but DA is a great place to start because you can pay a minimal amount for a print account, AND, if you pay for an advertisement you get thousands of views right away, pretty much guaranteed. i think the advertisements are only a few bucks and i think you pay for clicks. so. i guess it actually is guaranteed. anyway! i have a friend who wants to go professional, he's very technical about it--he seems to look at things like a math problem. the perfect exposure length, the perfect depth, etc.... i think you will probably be much better off. so... a 24megapixel camera?when i read that i thought i was about to cum, but i managed to control myself. wwwwooooowwwwww.
and,
you are a big blip! so come back!
<3
salome:
salaam aleikum
No matter what, you're great for using the L word, even if it was by accident, even if she never says it back. Good for you.
No matter what, you're great for using the L word, even if it was by accident, even if she never says it back. Good for you.
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thora:
indeed it is, my friend!
Hey, did you know I had a driving phobia? I did a quick NLP session but I keep seeing such poor examples of driving that I still feel apprehensive...
Great entry, btw; I learned something!
Hey, did you know I had a driving phobia? I did a quick NLP session but I keep seeing such poor examples of driving that I still feel apprehensive...
Great entry, btw; I learned something!
_tersch_:
I saw your post on Tori's blog about how to use the lens on an SLR and it's helped me to understand what the numbers mean on mine so I thought I come by and say thanks for sharing. You've helped more than one.
While I'm here, love that pic. I think I have a thing for sky/cloud/ground shots but that shot reminds me of an old painting my folks brought from South Africa when we came here.
Also, I totally understand the feeling you're talking about re other people walking the same path long ago.
Kudos
While I'm here, love that pic. I think I have a thing for sky/cloud/ground shots but that shot reminds me of an old painting my folks brought from South Africa when we came here.
Also, I totally understand the feeling you're talking about re other people walking the same path long ago.
Kudos
Hello SGland
It's been a while I guess. Peak season at work, the hot weather increases fluid circulation and we coke drivers have to provide the fluids for the start of the cycle. Rain or sun and a shitload of both this week.
The past couple of weekends I went out camping with my old girlfriend J. who was up in ithaca doing some dissertation...
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It's been a while I guess. Peak season at work, the hot weather increases fluid circulation and we coke drivers have to provide the fluids for the start of the cycle. Rain or sun and a shitload of both this week.
The past couple of weekends I went out camping with my old girlfriend J. who was up in ithaca doing some dissertation...
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kurtk:
I like the buddhist saying. Do you know which Buddhist said it?
thora:
I have 1 more day of THIS round, then another intensive in Sept. I've already made biz cards for one niche, which is so niche-y I'm the only one in it - Tattoo Coach.
There is great similarity between life coaching clients and dom clients - and energy healing ones! But yes, a comedy of errors waits to unfold.
There is great similarity between life coaching clients and dom clients - and energy healing ones! But yes, a comedy of errors waits to unfold.
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silversurfer:
How's the new guitar working out?
jormagund:
At first I was thinking you had it pretty rough and my new gig was going to be the ticket.
Now I'm not so sure.
I mean... I'm sure you still have it pretty rough. But the more I see of Frito, the more fucked-up the whole thing appears to me.
Not sure if I'm going to stick it out. Currently leaning towards no.
But I wont go back over-the-road either. I've done my time.
Now I'm not so sure.
I mean... I'm sure you still have it pretty rough. But the more I see of Frito, the more fucked-up the whole thing appears to me.
Not sure if I'm going to stick it out. Currently leaning towards no.
But I wont go back over-the-road either. I've done my time.
An update
Mostly what's been on my mind lately is that I dropped my Sony A350 in a river last weekend and ruined it. I tried putting the battery back in this morning but it was unresponsive. I'll cover it in cloth and put it out in my shed for a month and maybe the heat will evaporate the moisture out of it, but I...
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Mostly what's been on my mind lately is that I dropped my Sony A350 in a river last weekend and ruined it. I tried putting the battery back in this morning but it was unresponsive. I'll cover it in cloth and put it out in my shed for a month and maybe the heat will evaporate the moisture out of it, but I...
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figmentation:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hi
(we havn't talked in a while. how goes? how are you? i wondered what happened to you and where you went. are things ok?)
hi
(we havn't talked in a while. how goes? how are you? i wondered what happened to you and where you went. are things ok?)
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silversurfer:
I think it's fine to want some nice possessions, and to have them, as long as we don't let our desire for them take over our lives. So, I'd say don't worry too much about wanting a hollow body electric. I'm assuming that, if you get one, you won't do anything immoral to get it, and I'm hoping that you won't rack up a lot of debt either. In general you seem to not be someone who is susceptible to unbridled consumerism. Having a few nice things that you really enjoy is compatible with spiritual growth, in my view.
thora:
Thanks!
And...what SilverSurfer said.
And...what SilverSurfer said.
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thora:
Haha! That's a great idea, and something I probably would have done when my hair was still on the lighter side. You gotta laugh at yo'self!
I like the Vermont pic.
Neat old camera, btw.
I like the Vermont pic.
Neat old camera, btw.
ash:
Oh u know me, I was just making a stupid drug reference to your coke job, hardy harr. Like you've never heard that one before, lol.
U do NOT strike me as the solitary type ... u seem very personable and easy to get along with, and u always have interesting/intelligent things to say ... so who *wouldnt* wanna hang out with you?
U do NOT strike me as the solitary type ... u seem very personable and easy to get along with, and u always have interesting/intelligent things to say ... so who *wouldnt* wanna hang out with you?
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lemonkid:
43 folders is a productivity blog which features "hacks" ie. - ways to improve your productivity, all kinds of tips and tricks.
Your Money or Your Life is an excellent primer (although to be fully primed you'd want to compliment it with some other works) on financial management - kind of a keystone of the voluntary simplicity movement - ie. doing more with less.
Basically I've come up with an efficient elegant way to do one of the things that Your Money or Your Life recommends (tracking every penny you spend / receive) that's worthy of said productivity blog.
Your Money or Your Life is an excellent primer (although to be fully primed you'd want to compliment it with some other works) on financial management - kind of a keystone of the voluntary simplicity movement - ie. doing more with less.
Basically I've come up with an efficient elegant way to do one of the things that Your Money or Your Life recommends (tracking every penny you spend / receive) that's worthy of said productivity blog.
gwenness:
i think you're cool, but i'm kinda lame. so. don't take my word for it. (BUT YOU ARE! awwww).
i generally stay away from neck-deep shit...just can't stand the smell of our nations water treatment facilities.
i generally stay away from neck-deep shit...just can't stand the smell of our nations water treatment facilities.
But yeah, in the grand scheme of things, same difference. So don't be fooled. He could nice you to death!