Daily Archives: October 30, 2022
exodus — Nguyễn Thị Phương Trâm

#boatpeople #bikepeople, the pain trivialized by a generation of hashtags, the contradictions of festering news brought to you by social media. Romancing a history of painful memories, the images, the useless tears. The post-traumatic trauma brought to you by Mr. Zuckerberg. More useless tears. The exodus of people poured out of Saigon on lockdown. The […]
exodus — Nguyễn Thị Phương Trâm
Ask — normabobb
We must seek within ourselves the answers to the questions that perplexes us most. As carriers of the light it’s only us who are ordained to ask questions and receive answers with respect to the challenges in our lives. A single answer cannot suffice for us all. We have to dwell in our sacrosanct space […]
Ask — normabobb
November
Perhaps busiest month of the year
Wrapping up stuff before end of the year
Sliding into Winter & the dark days
It’s also comforting in many ways
@douryeh
Autumn Rain — yaskhan
pearl-like rainglosses the vista slip-sliding gleaming plops borne by handmaidens of wind gushing into brooksspilling theleas, meads, and meadows bubbling bright crystal finetinkling, cruising the zephyrspate of rhythmic rush a pouring from a sky so vast flimsy clouds come down fast dribbling, drenching, drip dropping gossamer droplets tap. # shadorma
Autumn Rain — yaskhan
Many Jamaicans are nervous. Guess why?
This is not a comfortable thing to write about, but I must. Because it is about our everyday life, our way of life. How Jamaicans manage, daily, on this beautiful island.
It was Twitter that got me thinking. One tweet recently observed that there is a dark and heavy atmosphere. This, despite the COVID era being firmly behind us (we have not had a COVID19 update from the Ministry of Health and Wellness since September 30, 2022); despite the improvement in the unemployment figures, especially for women; and despite the uptick in business activity and confidence. Shouldn’t we all be feeling positive and happy? Yes, but there’s a shadow.
It is the lingering atmosphere of crime and violence. Our fundamental sense of safety and security. No, we don’t feel safe when we are out in public, and sometimes not at home either.

Another simple question…
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Lula defeats Bolsonaro to become Brazil’s president — again – Los Angeles Times – (Me: Pray that Bolsonaro respects the vote..!)
Brazil’s electoral authority said Sunday that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva of the leftist Worker’s Party has defeated incumbent Jair Bolsonaro to become the country’s next president.
With 98.8% of the votes tallied, Da Silva, known universally as Lula, had 50.8%, and Bolsonaro had 49.2%. The election authority said Da Silva’s victory was a mathematical certainty.
Source: Lula defeats Bolsonaro to become Brazil’s president — again – Los Angeles Times
Community Led Change | Embassy of the Earth
WHITE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY
A Maasai led initiative to regenerate landscape and livelihood
in the White Mountain (Mt. Kilimanjaro) region.
(Kenya, Tanzania, 2017 – present)
URGENT REQUEST FROM THE WHITE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY >>
Our White Mountain Maasai community in Kenya is working hard on our long-term future in a healthy environment. We made a lot of progress, but historic droughts are causing urgent needs. Our cattle are dying and our people are on the brink of starvation. Immediate support can help us survive to achieve our long-term vision to restore landscape and livelihood in the Mount Kilimanjaro (White Mountain) region. Our White Mountain Maasai Community in Kenya currently consists of the villages Namelok, Olasiti, Ichurra, Oltiyani, Imarba, Embaringoi, Oltome, Kangere, Esiteti, Olpirikata and Tikoishi in Kajiado and the Mara Isinya community in Narok. Together we are about 1,000 households (5,000 people). (Select link immediately below to read the urgent request to help this community to survive.)
Street art
Reprise
Makeeach day your masterpiece.
John Wooden

If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.
Frances Hodgson Burnett

There are always flowers for those who want to see them.
Henri Matisse
Marii Freire
” A nossa felicidade não reside no outro, mas as em nós. Quem chega em nossa vida, vem para completar
– o que de bom já tem.
Marii Freire. Abuso
Marii Freire. MULHER Do ostracismo à luta pelos direitos nos dias atuais. 1ª ed. Maringá: Viseu, 2022
https://Pensamentos.me/VEM comigo!
Imagem ( crédito: Marii Freire)
Santarém, Pá 30 de outubro de 2022

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