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  1. I survived six unbroken years of relentless skin hunger and daily torment without an easy out. Through brutal days of waking agony and nights of heavy, forced sedation, ignored and dismissed by the world, I am still here standing my ground.

    #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #life #strength #journey #mindset #truth #reality #growth #focus #patience #hope #time #peace

  2. Postojnska Jama - a very touristic place in #slovenia but definitely worth a visit. It starts with a 15 min train ride into another world. Stunning! 😍

    #cave #PostojnaCave #adventureawaits #photography #explorer #rockformation #nature #dripstone #Kaarst #travel #journey #placestotravel

  3. Postojnska Jama - a very touristic place in #slovenia but definitely worth a visit. It starts with a 15 min train ride into another world. Stunning! 😍

    #cave #PostojnaCave #adventureawaits #photography #explorer #rockformation #nature #dripstone #Kaarst #travel #journey #placestotravel

  4. Postojnska Jama - a very touristic place in #slovenia but definitely worth a visit. It starts with a 15 min train ride into another world. Stunning! 😍

    #cave #PostojnaCave #adventureawaits #photography #explorer #rockformation #nature #dripstone #Kaarst #travel #journey #placestotravel

  5. Postojnska Jama - a very touristic place in #slovenia but definitely worth a visit. It starts with a 15 min train ride into another world. Stunning! 😍

    #cave #PostojnaCave #adventureawaits #photography #explorer #rockformation #nature #dripstone #Kaarst #travel #journey #placestotravel

  6. homecoming trip

    The longest trip I’ve taken was coming back from Vilnius. I was at the airport at 2 am. I had an early flight. I landed in Krakow and had a connecting flight to Zagreb. I got there around 2 pm and was in my city at around 9 pm.

    mylittlehawk.com/2026/09/13/ho

  7. homecoming trip

    The longest trip I’ve taken was coming back from Vilnius. I was at the airport at 2 am. I had an early flight. I landed in Krakow and had a connecting flight to Zagreb. I got there around 2 pm and was in my city at around 9 pm.

    mylittlehawk.com/2026/09/13/ho

  8. homecoming trip

    The longest trip I’ve taken was coming back from Vilnius. I was at the airport at 2 am. I had an early flight. I landed in Krakow and had a connecting flight to Zagreb. I got there around 2 pm and was in my city at around 9 pm.

    mylittlehawk.com/2026/09/13/ho

  9. homecoming trip

    The longest trip I’ve taken was coming back from Vilnius. I was at the airport at 2 am. I had an early flight. I landed in Krakow and had a connecting flight to Zagreb. I got there around 2 pm and was in my city at around 9 pm.

    mylittlehawk.com/2026/09/13/ho

  10. homecoming trip

    The longest trip I’ve taken was coming back from Vilnius. I was at the airport at 2 am. I had an early flight. I landed in Krakow and had a connecting flight to Zagreb. I got there around 2 pm and was in my city at around 9 pm.

    mylittlehawk.com/2026/09/13/ho

  11. Thanks to the treat app

    I enjoyed feeding the dogs using the Treats app; it was great to interact with them and give treats and food. It made the experience really special and fun! "So cool! I play & send goodies to shelter dogs for free https://treatapp.page.link/dar"

    faiththatflows.wordpress.com/2

  12. Early Morning Edition

    No not a newspaper, not a news channel, more like I just woke up too early.

    Mind Your Own SEC Business

    Last year I made the mistake of opening my mouth before a game I thought we could easily win, not again. The SEC opener is today. Alabama cruises up to Kentucky to play the wildcats. Ohio State is busy making excuses in case they take the loss in Texas that I predict happening. Michigan is still singing from the {rip-off}, I mean win with 0:00 on the clock. Gotta love me some college football. Good luck to the Ducks Willie.

    Date: Today September 12th
    Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
    Location: Kroger Field, Lexington Kentucky
    TV- ABC

    My Breakfast Combo of Course

    https://weeklyprompts.com/2026/09/12/weekly-prompts-weekend-challenge-fruitful/ https://estherchilton.co.uk/2026/09/10/can-you-tell-a-story-in-352/
    SGWP
    This weekend’s challenge word is Fruitful.

    ECWWP
    Can you tell a story in 32 words using the following words in it somewhere:
    JUNGLE
    RISSOTTO
    WALRUS

    The jolly walrus was quickly becoming the new hot spot for all the animals of the Shari jungle.

    https://youtu.be/GnOM5EZBipo

    Maurice the penguin survived in the jungle. His best friend George, a walrus who was know for his risotto dishes accompanied him on a quest that turned out to be quite fruitful. [32 words]

    No Place Like Home

    Daily writing prompt What’s your best tip for budget travel? ✅ View all responses
    I don't want to talk about the news
    No sense in me giving you the blues
    So let's dive into the prompt of the day
    And my advice to make a safe play
    Here's a tip to help you save the green
    Stay at home if ya know what I mean

    https://youtu.be/W6DmeR9a6ig?si=I5yX6L1zikFy2Uxj

    S1226 ©peaceful-threads.com

    #Alabama #Challenges #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2882 #football #journey #life #love #music #Poetry #SEC
  13. Day 2: Mapping Your Vision & Defining Objectives

    Welcome back to Day 2 of our goal-setting challenge! Yesterday, we focused on laying the foundation. Today, it's time to get specific about what you want to achieve and how you’re going to get there. Vague goals often lead to a lack of progress. To build on yesterday’s momentum, we're going to transition your aspirations into concrete, actionable steps. Get Your Day 2 Worksheet Ready to visualize your success and map out your path? […]

    notestonowhere6.wordpress.com/

  14. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    Indian Towns with a European Vibe: Explore Charm, Luxury, and Culture of India 2026–27

    Discover a different side of India where royal heritage, charming streets, colonial architecture, and modern luxury come together. Our latest blog, “Indian Towns with a European Vibe: Explore Charm, Luxury, and Culture in 2026–2027,” takes you through beautiful destinations that offer a unique blend of Indian traditions and European-inspired elegance. From peaceful hill towns to historic cities, explore places where every corner tells a story and every experience feels timeless. Read […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  15. I do wish I could spend more time writing blog posts instead of constantly battling my own doubts about whether I can truly live the lives that those little numbers seem to define for us.

    #writing #creativity #mindset #selfdoubt #reflections #blogging #expression #life #mentalclarity #dignity #humanity #journey #balance #innerpeace #growth #thoughts

  16. Oh joy, yet another riveting #tale of a GPU's #epic #journey through the treacherous landscape of #memory #layers. 🤓🚀 Spoiler alert: it goes from L1 to DRAM and back again, to the delight of absolutely no one. 🙄 If you were hoping for excitement, perhaps stick to watching paint dry instead. 🎨😴
    blog.doubleword.ai/what-happen #GPU #Boredom #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated

  17. A quiet exploration of bodily signals, delicate balances, and the tension between institutional systems and personal realities. What lies beneath the surface remains an open question.

    the.kalvin.click/thresholds-of

    #health #mind #life #thoughts #balance #perspective #reflection #wellness #daily #care #journey #questions #reality #society #healing #clarity #calm

  18. Glitch

    aeropuerta by kmls
    flights are grounded
    my wings are clipped
    i need to wait a little
    longer to start this trip

    my future connection
    could be in jeopardy
    it might be a while
    before we're set free

    the whims of the divine
    are all part of the plan
    my life's trajectory is
    not in my hands

    so i will wait patiently
    for the Control Tower's nod
    and match my flight to the wind of an all-knowing God

    August 15, 2015

    #clippedWings #ContemplativePoetry #controlTower #delayedJourney #discernment #divineTiming #Faith #flightMetaphor #Flying #futureUncertainty #God #GodSPlan #grounded #Hope #Journey #lifeTrajectory #Obedience #Patience #pilgrimage #POETICAORAREContemplativePoetryPrayers #Prayer #Providence #SpiritualJourney #SpiritualReflection #surrender #Travel #Trust #TrustGod #trustingTheProcess #Waiting #windOfGod #Writing
  19. Check this out! (12. Avg. 2026)

    A random dump of links I found interesting So I can close tabs, might check later. Who said #radio will die out? There are plenty of radio stations out there and Vivaldi has a nice browser (streamer?) for them: https://radio.vivaldi.net/app A minimalist #blog generator, no database, no dependencies, ActivityPub comments, just script: blog.sh: https://blogsh.app/posts/2026/blog-sh/ #LittleFedi1, a (personal?) #fediverse server that runs even on a CPU-and-RAM-limited Raspberry Pi Zero W and […]

    blog.rozman.info/check-this-ou

  20. Taters & Gravy or Tossed Salad

    It’s a toss up depending on the day and what I’m doing

    Daily writing prompt What app eats up most of your screen time — and do you even feel bad about it? View all responses

    Gravy first. HELL TO THE NO! I don’t feel bad about sitting in front of this screen and writing daily about whatever crosses the brainwaves. Being retired has brought new direction to my journey and if it is about using a computer so be it.

    Now for the lumpy potatoes. It might be a salad instead of taters, a toss up between my email, WordPress, or Suno. These three are all in the forefront of apps I use the most and if you consider Mixcraft and image generators in to the bunch I now have a seven layer salad.

    Kites – I get around 400 -600 emails on a daily basis so I find myself spending hours going through them, reading, deleting, starring and then cleaning out the trash and spam files. I do this on a average of three to four times a day.

    WordPress – probably the heavy hitter in the line up. This is where I spend countless hours writing both humorous and informative articles. I spend time in here writing and arranging my songs, poetry, and all of the fun challenges presented by the great minds that offer us the chance to power up the thought process. It is the place where connections are made on a daily basis and let’s face it, where I engage in reader learning other points of views and a little bit about you.

    Suno Pro has made the list as come on now, I’d be lying if I said I didn’t kill the clock easily in that app. The generating of a song is not a one button push here folks. It is a constant learning of changing instruments, changing BPMs or even the key the song is played in. Then comes the point of “Damn, don’t think it sounds good in that genre so what if I ???, shit now I got to change up the lyrics”.

    After making 20-100 versions of a song I have to eliminate the ones that don’t cut it. again, hours upon hours to produce something that might sound good or be slop. And I have some I’ve put out in one genre but sound better in another so files need to be made.

    Hell, I didn’t even start in on the image makers. Gemini, again WordPress, OpenArt, and the all important Canva. I can get lost inside all these image makers letting my imagination go wild and hoping the machine can keep up to speed.

    BUT WAIT…

    What about the apps on my boob tube, they count too right?

    https://youtu.be/YAlDbP4tdqc?si=jYDKJ5xT_q3p5gVU

    Until next time…peace & love my friends.

    Jl 2126 ©peaceful-threads.com

    #AIImages #AIMusic #AIPictures #AISlop #AISongs #blogging #Challenges #dailyPrompt #dailyprompt #dailyprompt2829 #journey #life #music #poems #writing
  21. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    India Safari Tours: The Ultimate Guide to Wildlife Adventures in India for 2026-27

    India is one of the world's most exciting wildlife destinations. From tracking majestic Bengal tigers through ancient forests to spotting one-horned rhinos in grasslands and Asiatic lions in their last natural habitat, India offers safari experiences unlike anywhere else on Earth. If you're planning a safari trip to India in 2026-27, this guide covers the best parks, safari experiences, travel tips, and how to choose the right itinerary for an unforgettable wildlife journey. Why Choose […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  22. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    How Do I Choose the Best Wildlife Tours in India? Ultimate Guide for Safari 2026

    India is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts, offering everything from majestic tigers prowling in dense forests to rare Asiatic lions, one-horned rhinos, and exotic bird species. But with so many options available, planning the perfect safari trip to India can feel overwhelming. Choosing the right wildlife tours in India is essential to ensure a safe, luxurious, and unforgettable experience. Why India is a Top Wildlife Destination? India is home to over 100 national parks and wildlife […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  23. India Safaris @indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com@indiasafaristrends.wordpress.com ·

    Is It Ethical to Go on a Safari in India? A Responsible Traveler’s Guide to Wildlife Tourism in 2026

    India is one of the world’s most iconic wildlife destinations, home to Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, leopards, rhinos, and over 1,300 bird species. Naturally, a safari in India is high on many travelers’ bucket lists. But as awareness around sustainable travel grows, a critical question arises: Is it ethical to go on a safari in India? Yes, if done responsibly.This guide breaks down the ethics of India safari tours, what to look for, what to avoid, and how to ensure your trip supports […]

    indiasafaristrends.wordpress.c

  24. Irland Roadtrip 2017: Nordirland, Giant’s Causeway & Küste

    Nach unserer Ankunft in Dublin und der Übernahme des Mietwagens ging es für uns direkt los. Viel Zeit zum Ankommen blieb nicht, denn wir wollten die ersten Kilometer möglichst hinter uns bringen. Dublin war für uns Startpunkt und organisatorische Notwendigkeit, nicht der eigentliche Fokus dieser Reise. Der Roadtrip sollte draußen stattfinden. Auf schmalen Straßen, an der Küste und dort, wo Irland sich von seiner eindrucksvollsten Seite zeigt. Schon die ersten Stunden im Auto fühlten […]

    weltenwanderer.blog/irland-roa

  25. Irland Roadtrip 2017: Mit dem Auto über die grüne Insel

    2016 waren Aya und ich bereits mit dem Auto in Schottland unterwegs. Nach dieser Reise war ziemlich schnell klar, dass wir 2017 wieder verreisen wollten. Am liebsten erneut als Roadtrip. Zuerst stand Norwegen auf unserer Wunschliste, doch ein realistischer Blick auf die Kosten hat diesen Plan recht schnell beendet. Also haben wir umgedacht und Irland rückte in den Fokus. Eine Entscheidung, die sich im Nachhinein als genau richtig herausgestellt hat. Irland war für uns kein Ziel für einen […]

    weltenwanderer.blog/irland-roa

  26. The Journey Is the Cure — Silvio José Báez, ocd

    “Now as they were going away they were cleansed.”
    — Luke 17:14

    In this Sunday’s Gospel (Lk 17:11-19), we heard that as Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem, entering a village, “ten men suffering from a virulent skin-disease came to meet him. They stood some way off and called to him, ‘Jesus! Master! Take pity on us!’” (Lk 17:12-13).

    As we know, lepers were people whom the Law of Moses prohibited from coming into contact with others. They lived excluded from social life and from worship. They had to dwell on the outskirts of the city, hopeless and alone. They were like the living dead. Today the physical disease of leprosy has been almost totally eliminated, but unfortunately our world suffers from other forms of leprosy. Authoritarian systems and the powerful create new lepers. Today’s social leprosies divide humanity by excluding or subjugating the weakest, exploiting the poor, mistreating and expelling migrants, or silencing those who think differently or speak truths that challenge such systems.

    The Cry of the Excluded

    The lepers in the Gospel see Jesus from afar and cry out to him: “Jesus! Master! Take pity on us!” (Lk 17:13). It is a brief, heart-wrenching cry that springs from the depths of human suffering. Those poor men, disfigured in their bodies, still have eyes to see and a voice to cry out. They are an icon of authentic faith. Although they do not physically approach Jesus, with their eyes and their voices they enter into relationship with him, the only one who can free them from isolation and pain—from the humiliation of being excluded. We are believers when we have eyes to see Jesus as a gateway to hope, and when we have a voice to cry out to him from our suffering.

    Cultivate Resistance

    The ten lepers in the Gospel not only trust Jesus; they also resist a system that excludes them and a religion that ignores them. They refuse to resign themselves to living as outcasts, dwelling on their own pain and watching their lives fade away in suffering and solitude. Today such resistance is necessary.

    In the face of oppressive systems and criminal regimes that subjugate peoples, we must cultivate:

    • Spiritual resistance to free ourselves from pessimism
    • Intellectual resistance to continue thinking freely
    • Moral resistance to continue denouncing injustice
    • Faithful resistance to keep trusting in the God of life and liberation

    There are historical stages when the future of peoples is uncertain, when social weariness sets in, when attempts fail and disappointments mount. These are not failures—they are the birth pangs of a new society. In those moments we must not fall into discouragement. Following the example of today’s lepers, we must preserve our spirit of resistance so as not to become accustomed to the forced normality that the oppressor wants to impose, and so as not to lose the capacity to dream of a just and free society.

    Healing on the Way

    Jesus does not approach the lepers, but he knows that God wants them whole and does not want them to suffer even one more second. Therefore, he immediately asks them to go present themselves to the priests of the temple, so the priests can verify their healing and the lepers can reintegrate into their homes and their people (cf. Lk 17:14). Still sick, still covered with leprosy, those men set out on the road, fulfilling Jesus’ command without delay and with complete trust. Surprisingly, the Gospel says that “as they were going away they were cleansed” (Lk 17:14).

    The lepers were not cured while standing in front of Jesus, but afterward, when trusting in his word they set out on the road. In reality they were already healed the moment they encountered Jesus, though they could not yet see it or know it. They simply trusted and did not hesitate to walk as Jesus asked them. We must place our trust in God, even in the darkest moments, and believe in his word before we see it fulfilled.

    Walking Together

    Each person’s life is a journey—sometimes rough, full of obstacles, exhausting, uphill. Yet Jesus invites us to always keep walking. He assures us that God acts in our lives when we accept the risk of moving forward, of dreaming, of taking risks, of building. Resignation and mediocrity make us spiritually sick and diminish our dignity. We must walk forward, supported by trust in God, continually invoking Jesus, never stopping.

    Society’s life is also a journey we make together, but too often it is full of potholes that obstruct fraternity and assault human dignity. The ambition for power, the idolatry of money, authoritarianism, the oppression of the poor, and the selfish indifference of those who prefer to remain silent—these are some of the great potholes on the path toward a free, just, and equal society. Yet nothing should stop us from dreaming and fighting for a better, more humane world. The best way to predict the future is to create it.

    The path itself is healing because it is the leaven of hope. Sick people and sick societies are healed by walking, not by remaining paralyzed and defeated by pessimism or fear. The healing of persons and societies happens not when we reach the goal, but when we have the courage to walk, even slowly. In each step of hope, a drop of healing is deposited; in each step fighting for freedom and justice, a new future emerges.

    The lepers in the Gospel walked together, sharing the same faith and the same hope. In life we must learn to walk together, never alone. We need one another. In life, on the path of faith, and in our life together in society, we are not rivals but brothers and sisters, responsible for one another. Coherent living means taking responsibility for the one who has stopped walking and for the one who has lost the way. We must not walk in order to arrive first and monopolize privileges and applause, but rather to build together a new way of living in which we share our goods and interests in peace and justice, and where dissenting from power is not a crime.

    The One Who Returned

    All the lepers were cured, but the Gospel tells us that one of them, “finding himself cured, turned back praising God at the top of his voice and threw himself prostrate at the feet of Jesus and thanked him” (Lk 17:15-16). This man, instead of going to present himself to the priests, returned to Jesus to give thanks. He never reached the temple. He understood that salvation comes not from a religion indifferent to human suffering, but from a personal relationship with Jesus. He realized that more important than his healing was encountering once again the one who had healed him.

    That leper was not only healed of leprosy, but received the fullness of life and salvation that only Jesus can give. When we thank God, we recognize the source of life and immerse ourselves in it as in a river of living waters. When we joyfully celebrate our faith in Jesus and are able to praise and give thanks to God, life is illuminated and flourishes, the heavens draw near, and the new world begins to emerge.

    Bishop Silvio José Báez, o.c.d.

    Auxiliary Bishop of Managua
    Homily for the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
    12 October 2025

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0FyXetawls

    Translation from the Spanish text is the blogger’s own work product and may not be reproduced without permission.

    Featured image: Jesus places his hand on the head of a healed leper in a gesture of compassion and comfort. Image by James Middleton / Adobe Stock (Asset ID: 915162531) | Generated with AI

    #BishopSilvioJoséBáez #ChristianLife #healing #journey #socialJustice

  27. I finished #SwordOfTheSea last night.

    Nice little 'one of those' type games that fits in well alongside the studios other works in #ABZU and #ThePathless.

    It's a beautiful game to look at for sure, and the soundtrack is really something.

    At the same time, I found the comparisons to #Journey to be a little skin-deep.

    Yes it's got a desert. Yes it's got a little person that floats around said desert and yes, it's got a super chill vibe with beautiful scenery and a nice soundtrack....

    But it didn't land with nearly as much weight.

    That's not to say it's bad. It isn't. It's just lacking that social aspect that made Journey such a revelation a decade or so ago (fuck me, time eh?)

    #Videogames

  28. youtube.com/watch?v=i4It2znTQq

    Es la tabla de surf más fina del mundo? Es una espada usada de forma poco ortodoxa?

    Es Sword of the Sea, de los creadores de Abzu y de #Journey, que he jugado recientemente gracias al #ClubDeComentacionVideojueguil de @kis, y que si no lo habéis jugado os recomiendo que lo hagáis ya mismo...

    Y se nota, esos entornos TAN grandes y bonitos son marca de Thatgamecompany, y este tráiler me lo ha vendido del todo.

    Quiero cetáceos voladores, quiero trucos sobre espadas levitantes, quiero saber de que va todo este juego, dita sea...

    Para PC y PS5 el 19 de Agosto

    #SwordOfTheSea #TrailersNoE3 #Videojuegos #Trailers

  29. Quote of the day, 10 April: Jessica Powers

    I love Abraham, that old weather-beaten
    unwavering nomad; when God called to him,
    no tender hand wedged time into his stay.
    His faith erupted him into a way
    far-off and strange. How many miles are there
    from Ur to Haran? Where does Canaan lie,
    or slow mysterious Egypt sit and wait?
    How could he think his ancient thigh would bear
    nations, or how consent that Isaac die,
    with never an outcry nor an anguished prayer?
    I think, alas, how I manipulate
    dates and decisions, pull apart the dark,
    dally with doubts here and with counsel there,
    take out old maps and stare.
    Was there a call at all, my fears remark.
    I cry out: Abraham, old nomad you,
    are you my father? Come to me in pity.
    Mine is a far and lonely journey too.

    Sister Miriam of the Holy Spirit, O.C.D. (Jessica Powers)

    Abraham (1967; 1984)

    Powers, J 1999, The Selected Poetry of Jessica Powers, ICS Publications, Washington DC.

    Featured image: Abraham serving the angels is an oil on oak panel painted by Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, 1607–1669) in 1646. In this scene from Genesis 18, Abraham welcomes three mysterious visitors who renew God’s promise of a son. Sarah, standing in the doorway at right, overhears and laughs in disbelief. Image credit: Netherlands Institute for Art History / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

    Reflection Question
    Where is God calling you to walk by faith today—without a map, without delay?
    Join the conversation in the comments.

    #Abraham #faith #JessicaPowers #journey #OldTestament #poetry #readiness #SrMiriamOfTheHolySpirit #vocation