𝐏𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐝𝐚𝐲
Lucky
Have any of you ever been grateful that you unfollowed someone’s blog? I am.
Sometimes I see some people that I used to follow, and think, how happy I am that they showed who they are. Especially, when they take a post of mine, don’t tag me in it and use my post to be a bigot.
Never Ever do that, by the way.
If you want to use my post to expose your bigotry’s, at LEAST have the decency to tag me in it. I am still shocked by the blogger who did that by the way. At first I thought they were supporting trans people … Nope … By the way, if you want to use my post to support trans people, go for it. You don’t have to tag me, IF you support trans people. You do, if you want to be a bigot towards anyone.
Honestly…
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Thursday Theories – Dinosaurs vs Humans
Climate Change is a … HOT … topic! See what I did there.
Anyways, I saw something recently from a “I.T. Specialist” who said that it was
“it is absurd and arrogant to think that we, humans, are a threat to the planet AND that we can modify the weather. If we try to accomplish this we will only ensure our extinction.”
Well…I gave him a few actual facts, and I quote myself here…
“It’s absurd and arrogant to think that human beings play no part in changing the climate. While our ancestors have been around for about six million years, the modern form of humans only evolved about 200,000 years ago. Civilization as we know it is only about 6,000 years old, and industrialization started in the earnest only in the 1800s. Dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago (at the end of the Cretaceous Period), after…
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Takikomi Rice Balls
Thoughtful Thursdays, Stayed on Freedom’s Call page 37, and Tours as Bridges in DC
Context, Thought, and Learning: ShiraDest Offers Project Do Better
It is crucial that the tours we take, and the bridges we build, like the Duke Ellington Bridge, in DC, help our society to become more fully inclusive for all of us today, and to come and work together, for all of us.
I still believe that attention to shared histories through walking (and singing!) tours may provide part of an answer. I started a note about that based on my own walking singing tour company, a few years ago, in my book Stayed on Freedom’s Call:
” … an academic author and lover of history, it was clear that this forgotten cooperation was a story that needed to be told in as many ways as possible, for the sake of both communities, and for the city at large. Many tours exist which view the history of one community or another in isolation from other communities…
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Growth
Many think that growth happens with no effort. Growth is the result of our commitment. We strive for it, work on it, look for it.

Alberto Caeiro
” Nem sempre sou igual no que digo e escrevo.
Mudo, mas não mudo muito.
A cor das flores não é a mesma ao sol
De quando uma nuvem passa
Ou quando entra a noite
E as flores são cor da sombra
E as flores são cor da sombra.
Mas quem olhar bem vê que são as mesmas flores.
Por isso quando pareço não concordar comigo,
Reparem bem pra mim:
Se estavam virando para a direita,
Voltei-me agora para a direita,
Voltei-me agora para a esquerda,
Mas sou sempre eu, assente sobre os mesmos pés-
O mesmo sempre, graças ao céu e a terra
E aos meus olhos e ouvidos atentos
E à minha clara simplicidade de alma…
Alberto Caeiro
Marii Freire Pereira
https://pensamentos.me/ VEM comigo!
Imagem://Visiting Lisbon/ Belém, Lisboa, Portugal
Santarém, Pa 11 de novembro de 2021

Refuge In Graffiti
Banksy-ed—
A red balloon
Catches the sky;
A little girl
And what she makes of hope
Garlic Roasted Thyme Tomatoes
What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? The Food Whisperer: Garlic Roasted Thyme Tomatoes! Turn ordinary tomatoes into a savory side dish with earthy vigor. Have you experienced roasted garlic lately? Don’t hate me if I describe it as smooth and sweet as a dab of butter. Having said that, I can tell by the look in your eye, you’re gonna roast more garlic cloves than I pictured here. Go for it. By quick-roasting vegetables on high heat in the oven, you’ll notice a natural hint of smokiness that satisfies the palate. Although they turn from shiny smooth to a dull luster when finished, the taste is what will win you over. I promise you this, here’s a down-home recipe that will not disappoint.
GARLIC ROASTED THYME TOMATOES
Ingredients:
6 medium tomatoes
6 cloves garlic, peeled
5 sprigs fresh thyme
1/2 cup olive oil
Kosher salt
Cracked black pepper
Instructions:
Preheat oven…
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