
Within deep ocean
Hidden storms of destruction
Delicate fish too
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Experience sharing, good tips
It’s fair to think, what if you never monetize your website? What if no one reads your blog? What is it all for?
We spoke with Khoi Vinh, Principal Designer at Adobe, author of How They Got Here: Interviews With Digital Designers About Their Careers, and a writer who’s been publishing on his blog, Subtraction, for nearly 20 years.
In his first blog post published on July 30, 2000, he meditates on the idea of having a journal, an online place where he can publish his ideas. He writes:
“I’ve been reckoning with an immense docket of changes and challenges. All of which seem like ideal fodder for posterity; an amateur writer in me feels compelled to record what I can.”
The initial inspiration has empowered Khoi to tell stories, share ideas, and offer wisdom on design for nearly two decades. The key is to look at…
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We , humans, are creatures of convenience and in that process often get ourselves into unmanageable situations .
How slowly the menace of plastic came into our lives and is now a threat to our very existance. A small example :
I remember as a child we use to take our own bowls to buy milk or yogurt/curd
Then
Came the bowls made of leaves for yogurt
Then
The white plastic bags
Now
The packed containers with plastic lids and plastic bottles
Everyone welcomed the replacements and happy to be saving time (by not waiting in queues)
Relevant to mention here that those milk shops used to be the first meeting point most morning, from exchanging the plesantries to politics to cricket to sharing few laughs and jokes. Fresh morning Air and a morning in the bargin
Today the question is :” Is the damage repairable?
A few suggestions
– we can try to go back making curd at home like our mothers/grandmothers
– using of clay bowls by the mass manufacturer. ( experimental and possible if will is there?
– avoid small packs
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For me inspiration is not found in the books or idealism of known names. It is in the extra ordinary people whose daily routine is an example for others. Exploring, experimenting and innovating not only creates Artist , also the world of harmony.
Would like to share with you life of someone, who in his view is very ordinary, but for the people who are associated with him in any way (friends, relatives, neighbors) his simplicity and disciplined way of life is worth to follow.

At age of 78, when most people feel that they have nothing to learn or share, here is a man who is multi talented and still learning. He is into wood sculptures , mostly miniatures, a self-taught attempt. Bonsai is one of his interest and he has good collection of these.
Dr S. P Padha ,a medical professional ,an eye specialist ,retired as professor from Medical College Jammu. He lives in Jammu , INDIA. His childhood was spent in a small town of rural background, nothing like extra curricular activities or hobbies during those days.
When I asked him what lead him to learn pottery?
In his own words “ I was often fascinated by artisans like blacksmith and Potters giving shape to objects. I came in contact with Sh.Suman ji a couple of years back and became morning walk buddies. I learned about pottery workshop being run by Ms.Jyoti ji (Suman’s wife) at Blue River Cermics pottery centre With my interests in different art forms, I attended one of her workshop as an observer. Fascinated by the running hands on that wheel my creative instincts and their encouragement lead me to try my hand on Potter’s wheel. Jyoti ji is a very patient teacher which made me to learn about basics of pottery.”
Wood sculptureIt is not just the art but he keeps himself update with the fast moving world of wi-fi and technology. His views are that Internet is a great help in dissemination of information and knowledge.
His simplicity, humble and disciplined life is a message of encouragement for anyone looking for a mentor.




All images are copyright of Dr. Padha
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Sunrise and sunsets
Humbled by the sheer beauty
Excitement remains

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The desert with it’s ever changing colors of sand, the mountains of so many shades and colors defines the nature in one word ‘panoramic ‘.
The magic of nature can be seen in all creations,









U.A.E.

Wick & wax – A candle
Reflection of Shades shadows
Depends on the mold
My take away……
Change opens new views and new horizons.
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This is so well expressed For all the people who read, eat and breathe the words in any form print or web. There are more related posts do check out

Now, this kind of a baby, I can think about 😀

Just as your stupid phone seems to be saying the same.

EEEGGGGJJJAAAACCCCTTTTTLLLYYYY.

Oh, this happens everyday.

Oh, never have I known that feeling of sleeping alone 😉

Nope, not needed!

Didn’t I just say, I don’t need that kind of negativity!!

The first thing I’ll find, probably in every new place!

Yep!!!

Hahaha, this one got me!

And this is just sooo cute! I wish I’d have done this!!

A 100%

Oh, every time!!

Oh, believe me this is all I do!

Oh, I do wonder this time and again!
More nerdy stuff here:
Words of love are whispered
Why ?
Words of hate are shouted
Why ?
Anger is expressed without reason
Why ?
Need reasons to express love
Why ?
Blaming others comes easily
Why ?
Saying sorry seems so very difficult
Why
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I am nothing
And accept it humbly
What i achieved ?
Nothing
What i want ?
Nothing
limitless of nothing
That is me
GOD filled me with himself
That is me
Recently i was told that i don’t have conscious. I agree 100%, because it is a have burden to carry and i travel light.
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