Recovering
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After being taken into the emergency ward, of the hospital, R. Duck, was soon attended to and all is well.
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outside the hospital, praising the attention received by staff and by the ambulance service. / / + /
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A rock outcrop at Mt Bell, Australia
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patron saint of things lost From the series & limited edition book: ‘Evidence’ / Details: / http://lauren-rabbit.deviantart.com/journal/18842732/
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Recovering from a late night out, a broken heart, an argument with family or your best friend? Feeling rather fragile as a result? Want to thank someone for a wonderful night out? Say thank you or sorry or anything else you wish to express, with this hand drawn text design.
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Recovering from a late night out, a broken heart, an argument with family or your best friend? Feeling rather fragile as a result? Want to thank someone for a wonderful night out? Say thank you or sorry or anything else you wish to express, with this hand drawn text design.
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Recovering from a late night out, a broken heart, an argument with family or your best friend? Feeling rather fragile as a result? Want to thank someone for a wonderful night out? Say thank you or sorry or anything else you wish to express, with this hand drawn text design.
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Recovering from a late night out, a broken heart, an argument with family or your best friend? Feeling rather fragile as a result? Want to thank someone for a wonderful night out? Say thank you or sorry or anything else you wish to express, with this hand drawn text design.
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This image is a high quality print of an original painting by Tasmanian artist Deborah Conroy.
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Another Shade of Grey
by Paul Louis VillaniI’m thinking of her. / I’d break the rules and then recover. / She likes to paint the world grey. / I’ll save her from herself today.
For a girl.
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This is another shot of the Sierra Mountains near Bloomfield CA. If you look in the center of the photo, you can see what remains of the devastation of Hydraulic mining. The land is healing here, but it is taking the better part of over 100 years to do. Malakoff Diggins is now a State Historical Park, and is preserved for everyone to see, and to learn from our past mistakes.
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John Eldredge. The Journey Of Desire. I continue to be stunned by the level of deadness that most people consider normal and seem to be contented to live with. It had been more than a year since Diane and Ted first came to see me for counseling. As with most marriages, the real issues lay buried under years of just getting by, hidden beneath the way we’ve learned to live with each other so as not to rock the boat. Sadly, this way involves killing large regions of our hearts. And so their struggle toward intimacy required a lot of pain and hard work. But they stuck with it until they began to taste the true life of a real marriage. At this point Diane asked Ted about his deepest desires: “If I could be more of what you wanted in a woman, what do you secretly wish I would offer you?” It a question that most men are dying to be asked. His response? Clean socks. That’s all he could come up with. Life would be better, his marriage would be richer, if Diane would keep his drawer filled with clean socks. I wanted to throw him out the window. I wasn’t angry with Ted because his answer was unbelievably shallow or because it mocked all that his wife was seeking to offer him. I was angry because it’s just not true. We are made in the image of God, we carry within us the desire for our true life of intimacy and adventure. To say we want less than that is to lie. Ted may believe that clean socks would satisfy him, but he is deceived. His satisfaction comes at the price of his soul. When I brought up this very issue with a colleague, he sort of dismissed it all with the comment, “Not everyone longs like you do.” I had to admit that much. But we were meant to. I thought of The Weight of Glory, where Lewis says that “when we consider the unblushing promises of reward and the staggering nature of the rewards promised in the Gospels, it would seem that our Lord finds our desires not too strong, but too weak.”
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Looks like the land decided to take back what may have been taken from her. Gotta love when Nature conquers over man’s presence.
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Part Of My Forest Soul Series: / Such a debate, is fire good for a forest or is it bad? / I think that it is good if it is the nature of things, not that I want homes to be destroyed or anyone killed, animal or otherwise, but I also understand that fire revitalizes the forest, making room for new growth and homes for animals, natural thinning etc. The one time that I see it as bad is when it is deliberately set and both man and nature is harmed. This is the meaning of this image and the meaning of the title! Thanks for viewing and reading and commenting! /
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"Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or to lose."
by Chrysler Menchavez-Carlow- Lyndon B. Johnson-
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I thought of this pun earlier today and remembered that I had some close-ups of some old bricks that would show some definite texture. So here you are :) It actually uses two photos, originally shot to be posted with a text that would present an allegory for my struggle to recover my brain after a burnout-depression meltdown in 2006-07… I wasn’t holding together very well, kinda like having the mortar falling out and the bricks coming loose. This probably only makes sense to someone who has been there… not something I would wish on ANYone.
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IV
by Jonathan GorrA black and white digital photo of an IV in a hospital room.
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Eastern Water Dragon (Physignathus lesueurii) Photographed at Aspley, Queensland Australia ~ FEATURED ~ Australian Wildlife Group (8 May 2009) / ~ FEATURED ~ Animal Portraits Group (6 May 2009)
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OK - Sometimes Computers Are Smarter Than Humans...
by DragonFlyerHello all my friends here on Red Bubble I need to let you know that I will be away for a little while… Some of you will know tha…
Hello all my friends here on Red Bubble I need to let you know that I will be away for a little while… Some of you will know that both I and my family have been under a fair bit of stress lately with having to move house for renovations and so forth, also, that I have not been too well. Until now, I have been pushing myself to continue with my photography and time here on RB as much as I could – because I really WANTED to, because it made me feel better to still be able to ‘create’... Well – unfortunately it finally got to the point where I have had to admit that I need a total ‘break’ from everything (well – I’m not exactly talking about abandoning my kids here though…. reality still ‘rules’...lol) if I am not to literally ‘drive myself to the hospital’. Then – to just drive this point home to me a little more thoroughly, my beloved computer decided that it would make sure I stick to this by requiring a ‘hospital break’ itself – yes – it just ‘died’ – and I delivered it to the computer hospital this morning :((( So often that is the way of things – I have not believed in ‘coincidences’ any more for a long time. Better my computer in hospital than me. So – I will now be ‘resting and hopefully finally recovering’ from these past months of far too much stress. My daughter has been hassling me to read the ‘Twilight’ series for months… maybe I’ll finally get around to doing that now – until this moment my art always taken priority. Now – my computer has made sure it can’t. I will miss you – all my friends. Maybe I will be able to drop in occasionally on someone else’s computer to see how things are getting on in the land of RB. I will not be properly back myself though until my computer has ‘recovered’ – which I am told may be a week or more :((((( And – who knows? I may be inspired to arrive back on RB with some images of amazing, superhumanly beautiful vampires????? (anyone know of a model capable looking that ‘good’ lol?) Kallena
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This was done in retrospect to a difficult time I realized I had ‘gotten through’, while it can be ‘over’ it can leave its wearying marks.
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Saved from Death and worse than death; / Another soul to live! / Our Sister Susan, here, draws breath; / For you were kind to give. Poem® 19 Nov 2009, Dayonda Stribling / www.redbubble.com / __ When we first met Susan on a mission to a rural village in Central Desert Africa in April 2007, she was in the later stages of death. Her body was infested with intestinal worms. Medicines would not work. I prayed for her in the village, along with two other mission volunteers. We left to continue our journey. But God spoke to me, and we returned that evening and put her in our old battered vehicle and brought her to our mission centre. We continued to pray and command death to leave her alone. 5 days later and God had completely healed her. Now as you see, Susan is completely healed. / She shares her testimony with us on missions into other villages and many have also received healing and hope. Praise God! Please help us to continue to reach others in need and extreme poverty. ALL PROCEEDS FROM SALE OF MY ART, PLUS DONATIONS MADE TO PHILADELPHIA MISSION CHARITY, GOES TO HELP EXTREME POOR AND SICK IN REMOTE AND RURAL VILLAGES IN AFRICA. WE NEVER TAKE ANYTHING OUT OF YOUR GIVING. ALL CHARITY OVERHEADS ARE COVERED BY OUR MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS. www.Philadelphia33.org
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