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Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

Hello, everyone. I didn't feel ok enough to post today. I will try and post in the morning.

A beautiful, clever, funny, intelligent, amazing young woman lost her fight with leukemia around the end of March and I only found out this week. She was an amazing person, only fourteen and someone very special. Right now it feels like the world is hollow.

Please, hold onto the people and animals around you and tell them how much you love them.

Spare a thought, even for just a second for her family and the awful reality they face without her.

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This is just for her. xxxxxxx
 
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Edit: A little back story here. There are actually 2 or 3 lionesses in this photo. See the white rock above the girl in the middle? It's another lioness, just lying on her back at the lazy hour of 8:15 AM. If you imagine a photo the same size to the the left and to the right there were a total of 13 lions in the grass but it took 1/2 an hour for my brain to see what I was looking at. Most were lionesses lying on their backs with a bent paw up in the air looking like a bent tree stump, the white belly of the lioness at the top or just a puff of hair from a lion's mane. They blended in so well that I knew I had to keep looking, that something was there but it took that much time for me to see what was right in front of me. Scary and wondrous at the same time.
 
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Mountain biking between farms/lodges. To the left is a major rainstorm. To the right is 80 degrees with a breeze. At that moment you could see 5 thunderstorms on the farm at the same time in between perfect weather. The amazing part about it was that you could time it so that not a drop would hit you. (And no lightning either.)
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BergDry said:
The things You have to put up with, just to keep Your neighbors Happy & Friendly.😅
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Hah. It's actually (slightly) worse than you think. The windows have an internal reflective coating on them. And they are floor to ceiling. So every day, this hornbill couple stops by so that they can teach those other terrible hornbills just who's boss around here! How? By pecking at their own reflections in the windows. Thunk, thunk, thunk, thunk, etc… But then again, it's not a bad excuse to take a break for some coffee. You'd think they'd learn after 2 years, but no. Judging by their age, we should probably have only 20 years of that left!
 
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