Category: Blur


Brain Box

Well,only know outcomes…

We guess at causes, or science digs them out…

The Day of settling old promises.

Happy national when pigs fly day, today is the day that if anybody’s ever made you a promise + prepositioned it with this admonition that it will be impossible or unintended that it will be fulfilled. This is the day you should check to see if there’s still of the same mindset.

1844 Lewis Carol’s Alice in wonderland.

This imagery was invoked in many different formats over time. But the best use is to do something thought impossible on this day. Or, you could book ahead for the next year and plan to do something with somebody ‘s somebody that could have a happening ending once thought impossible. How about that??

Pig in poke, pig in a basket…

Sir Anthony Hopkins advice.

The virtue of intelligent people is often characterized by critical thinking, open-mindedness, intellectual humility, and a continuous thirst for knowledge. These individuals may demonstrate adept problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and a capacity for deep understanding and insight. Additionally, they often showcase an ability to communicate complex ideas effectively and adapt to new information and perspectives.

Some, Smart Guy will …

Gentle Tuesday…quick jazz grab…

Enjoy

Stats Can data

There may be a test by Tuesday…

Rain and tunes

Have a safe Sunday

The rain is a message from an angel that the world goes on. The world goes on and you my dear friend go on.

Shetland Creek fire

We feel for you..

Spence’s Bridge BC, two young ladies learn about nature’s destruction and resilience.

Weather alert

Repeat thundering event.

Tonight it is expected to be a Sunday 🌃 night rerun of thunder storm activity. Severe levels are not ruled out.

Conditions right for excited skies…

Photo KDG
Friends in  the Near East, send them an e card ..

When consoling people living under the threat of catastrophic danger, it’s important to offer support and empathy. Here are some suggestions on how to console them:

  1. Express empathy: Acknowledge their feelings and show that you understand the difficult situation they are in.
  2. Offer practical help: If possible, assist with tangible support such as offering a place to stay, food, or helping with evacuation plans.
  3. Listen actively: Encourage them to express their concerns and fears, and actively listen without judgment.
  4. Share positive messages: Provide words of hope and encouragement, reminding them of their strength and resilience.
  5. Stay connected: Offer to keep in regular contact to provide ongoing support and reassurance.

Remember to tailor your approach to the individual’s specific needs and be sensitive to their emotional state. It’s also important to encourage them to seek professional help if they are struggling to cope.

If you’d like to send an e-card with a positive message to friends in the Near East, consider using a platform like Hallmark or Blue Mountain for a thoughtful and personalized touch.

Photo KDG

Would you rock with me…

Stay alive and stay well keep your inner knower sharp.

No

Assertive Ways to Say No

  1. Firmly Decline:
    • “I’m sorry, but I have to decline.”
    • “Unfortunately, I can’t agree to that.”
  2. Set Boundaries:
    • “I have to say no to that request.”
    • “I need to prioritize other commitments.”
  3. Be Direct:
    • “I appreciate the offer, but I have to say no.”
    • “I’m unable to accommodate that.”

Remember, it’s important to be respectful but firm in your communication.

Gentle Tuesday jazz.

Have you ever had surgery?
What for?
The fall of the knife came taught,,
Classroom and practice bough relief.
So, cut on the line reverse the stain from,
WHEN PAIN HAD ITS GAIN.

KDG

personal stuff…

Gentleness refers to a kind, considerate, and calm approach in one’s behavior and actions. It involves treating others with a tender and compassionate attitude, avoiding harshness or aggression. This trait is often associated with being understanding and patient, seeking to resolve conflicts peacefully and making others feel at ease. Practicing gentleness can foster harmonious relationships and create a soothing environment.

Recreate safely

Opportunity meets moments

Relief in a week…

Safely Recreating in Hot Weather

When it comes to staying safe while enjoying outdoor activities in hot weather, it’s crucial to take certain precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. Here are some tips for safely recreating in hot weather:

  1. Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your outdoor activities. It’s essential to stay hydrated in hot weather to prevent dehydration.
  2. Dress Appropriately: Wear lightweight, light-colored, and loose-fitting clothing to help your body stay cool. Wearing a hat and sunglasses can also provide protection from the sun.
  3. Choose the Right Time: Schedule your outdoor activities during the cooler parts of the day, such as early morning or evening, to avoid the peak heat hours.
  4. Take Breaks in the Shade: If possible, take frequent breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas to give your body a chance to cool down.
  5. Use Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen with a high SPF to protect your skin from sunburn.
  6. Know the Signs of Heat-Related Illnesses: Educate yourself on the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke, and be prepared to take action if you or someone else exhibits these symptoms.

By following these guidelines, you can safely enjoy outdoor recreation in hot weather while minimizing the risk of heat-related health issues.