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Summer to Fall Transition Lookbook!
Here it is! The back to school fall lookbook everyone has been waiting for. I spent forever filming this in the heat so I hope it was worth it. Let me know what you think in the comments below. Check back in a few hours and I should have all the outfit links in the description box. Please give it a thumbs up! Subscribe if you haven’t!
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Dragon King
Time to introduce another grandchild’s talent.
Dylan is 11 years old and has always liked drawing dragons.
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Monday Minstrel: Looking through….
Today I am responding to the Lens-Artists weekly photo challenge. This weeks challenge (Window) comes from Leya.
This photo above is a detail from a window in Wilton House in England. Here is another from Wilton House.
And this is a favorite of mine. The view from the Tate Modern Gallery on London’s South Bank looking north, across the Thames, to St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Finally, for the horse the half door is their “window” on the world. Here is Freestyle the mare who helped Team GB win the Team Bronze medal and an individual Bronze medal for her rider, Charlotte Dujardin,at the Tryon 2018 World Equestrian Games last month. Here she is relaxing at home and taking a look out her “window”. 
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I Want Everything In Life
I can never read all the books I want; I can never be all the people I want and live all the lives I want. I can never train myself in all the skills I want. And why do I want? I want to live and feel all the shades, tones and variations of mental and physical experience possible in my life. And I am horribly limited.
~Sylvia Plath
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Last of the sunshine days
I’m sitting here hoping that I will be wrong
that this day in September will be
The last of the sunshine, the last of the warmth
in this place that I love by the sea
It’s October next week, the Autumn is here
but the warmth I am feeling today
is more like the summer I love and adore
and I’d rather have that I would say
The beach is a diamond, the sun on the sea
shining like never before
And me in my element sitting down here
so close to the Sussex sea shore
So I’m hoping the words of the old Mountain song
“Last of the sunshine days”
will be something I say several more times this year
in more of this late summer haze
©Jemverse
Photo – South Lancing Beach, Sussex, UK – end of September 2018 – Jempics
‘Last of the sunshine days’ is the final track…
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here’s to the beans.
celebrate national coffee day with a big cup of joe.
i celebrate each and every day
at least once.
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‘coffee is a language in itself.’
-jackie chan
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image credit: glam o rama
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Travel 101: Romania Is Country #34 for Me
Stephen F. Dennstedt
The Muppet Brothers arrived in Oradea, Romania Thursday evening. Romania is country #34 for me (a few less for brother Joel). I’ve visited more countries than some but less than others—but it’s not about the number.
For us it’s not about checking boxes it’s about harvesting experiences. We travel like nomadic Gypsies (Roma) always on the move. We are location-independent (technically homeless) and slō-travellers (seeing less but experiencing more).
Slō-travel means visiting fewer places but staying longer, seeing less but experiencing more. It’s budget travel on steroids—no five-star hotels or fancy all-inclusive resorts for us. We shoulder our rucksacks (and my photo gear) and travel cheap. This morning’s breakfast in Oradea cost us 11.50 RON or $2.87 USD pp: one large freshly ground & brewed coffee and two fresh-baked croissants for each of us. Dinner last night (excluding beer) cost us 19.90 RON or $4.96 USD pp
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