Jump1ok
Misunderstood
Member Since: March 7, 2006
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The afternoon heat was once again unbearable. Temperatures reaching the triple digits. I stood in the afternoon sun watching the storm in the 
distance. "Come this way and relieve our suffering" I shouted. The cloud did not hear my pleadings. In fact it seemed to stop and watch me as the sun descended into night. 
Special thanks to our favorite Mistress for the last challenge.
We all have experienced Pain and Suffering. We are introduced to it at the moment of birth. We then spend the rest of our lives searching for it and avoiding it.
We avoid it because of its inherent unpleasant nature. We search it out because of our need to connect and identify with our fellow man. The very sight of another suffering ignites something in the very recesses of our soul that compels us into some form of action.
Pain and Suffering will undoubtedly bring up disturbing thoughts, do a little research and you find a certain necessity behind it. The stories of pain and suffering are contained in every religious text, every myth, and every great novel. Every great thing is born from pain and suffering.
Doctors profit from it
Sometimes it is hard to see the cause
Sometimes watching others experience it is funny
Sometimes we do it alone
So look to the bright side of this challenge. Have FUN with it.
Next up is Jam9663
Tonight it was actually cool enough to sit outside with my wife and gaze out at our yard. In the distance was a wonderful storm cloud. I snapped a couple pictures and quickly realized that I wish I had a zoom lens.cloud.
and a bonus just for Jam
One in the hand is worth 2 in the bush
Feeding the child is an experience to behold. In one sitting you will witness a whole variety of emotions. In that same sitting you will feel a whole variety ofErma Bombeck put it this way, "Kids are without a doubt the most suspicious diners in the world. They will eat mud (raw or baked) rocks, paste, crayons, ball-point pens, moving goldfish, cigarette butts, and cat food. Try to coax a little beef stew into their mouths and they look at you like a puppy when you stand over him with the Sunday paper rolled up."
So for your enjoyment we present Roslin and the Pears with Vegetable and Bacon dinner.
yum
yumm
yummm
and a bonus a yumming bird
Christopher Robin reads Pooh Sticks Helping Hand Happy in the new room
THIS
this picture at the proper time. Then looked up and snapped two pictures of my yard and stiched them together
result 1 (learned a little)result 2 (Useful indeed)result 4 (probably will not repeat this experiment)result 4 (anyway it was fun...)
Photographica Feeds
Whats that sound?