I am in the process of taking stock, auditing the unnecessary aspects and accoutrements. Where do I go from here? Eliminate all the negative corners? Take account of all the clutter and the unusual facets? Delete all the photographs that are purely for unusual or odd aspects of the subject? Re-jig the whole life-picture and start all over again. Curate the public reflection.
First 50 Words~~ Curate Life I am in the process of taking stock, auditing the unnecessary aspects and accoutrements. Where do I go from here? Eliminate all the negative corners? Take account of all the clutter and the unusual facets? Delete all the photographs that are purely for unusual or odd aspects of the subject? Re-jig the whole life-picture and start all over again. Curate the public reflection. Written by John Yeo ©
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MONTHLY DEPOSIT
The crops had failed and many people were very hungry. The drought had been with us for months. No water to drink or to grow the crops. The waterholes had dried up and the cattle were dying of thirst. The food-rich countries rallied aound and delivered thousands of tons of food and water to the receiving stations in the area and it was agreed that a monthly deposit of provisions and water should be delivered to food banks until the rains arrived once again. Written by John Yeo © HUMAN COMMUNICATION Non-verbal communication is a very important understated aspect of human communication. Not just sign language, but getting your message across in many other different ways, such as facial expression, smiles and frowns, nods and winks. Then there is the very little understood method of mind-to-mind thought transference that is not recognised officially by the scientific community. Mind-reading I believe is real and not a branch of science fiction. Written by John Yeo ©
RED GERANIUM There were 50 wide steps up to our front door. Many a treacherous Winter’s day I have nearly slipped and had a fall. Autumn was just as bad with the occasional fallen leaf to trip on. Spring was my favourite time of the year, we put a pot with a red geranium on each side of every step. 100 beautiful pots of red geraniums that flowered all through Summer. Written by John Yeo ©
MOSTLY SUNNY Holidays! What to pack? We are going South. I hear the place we heading for has Tropical rainstorms, Hurricanes, Floods, Even Tsunamis have been known to occur. Also the odd Earthquake to break the monotony. Shorts are a must, sunglasses, sandals, short-sleeved shirts. Better include an umbrella, a pac-a-mac a couple of sweaters and boots Just in case, although I understand from checking the internet and doing some research The place we are going to is MOSTLY SUNNY. Written by John Yeo ©
Earth Day
My earth-day was a day on the allotment. Shrugging off the city suit and tie, the uniform of the office, I would change into my gardening clothes and spend a day with the thick fertile soil. Feeling the earth trickling through my fingers I would place tiny seeds in the soil to produce beautiful large plants bearing the fruit of the fertility of the earth. Written by John Yeo © DOWNLOAD A LIFE I have a mobile life that is composed of APP'S. Download me and I will set you free. A free APP. that will shed the mental chains of life that securely tie me down. Live your life with ease Download me please Update your life or your life will surely freeze. Written by John Yeo ©
This is my response to the latest picture it and write prompt from Ermilia's blog.
Written by John Yeo © THE FUTURE OF SEX Madame Rose studied her crystal ball intently. "The future of sex is a conundrum, procreation, recreation or abstinence? The singularity of sex, masturbation? Reproduction by in-vitro fertilisation?" After much careful consideration the wise lady said, "The future of sex is in the past, without the past there would be no future. Love is the answer, old fashioned pure love is the future of sex." Written by John Yeo ©
Micro-man Thomas was a private investigator, hired by wealthy folk to keep them informed of many things.Thomas was a fount of information garnered during his professional career. He was a man who believed in what he did. His favourite expression was, "It's the little things that matter", as he planted another miniature microphone under the desk of an unsuspecting client or the subject of his attentions. Written by John Yeo ©
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