Elysse Poetis's Blog - Posts Tagged "nature"
Finally ... Spring in Canada
Winters are long here in Canada. During the months of March and April we can only wait and pray that the cold will go away. Since yesterday, March 24, 2013, my husband and I are having our coffee and cake outside.
Oh ... What a pleasure! The birds are singing, more small planes are flying, young mothers take walks with their new-born babies ... Not to mention everyone else running for health - from humans to dogs, all happy.
In the small wild life world it is courting time. Soon tiny babies will appear in trees all around. The one thing we do not wait to hear is the crying when predators attack.
We all ask often, "Why isn't there just love and peace?" Personally, I do not think that we need so much drama in order to love better or more. Yet ...
Oh ... What a pleasure! The birds are singing, more small planes are flying, young mothers take walks with their new-born babies ... Not to mention everyone else running for health - from humans to dogs, all happy.
In the small wild life world it is courting time. Soon tiny babies will appear in trees all around. The one thing we do not wait to hear is the crying when predators attack.
We all ask often, "Why isn't there just love and peace?" Personally, I do not think that we need so much drama in order to love better or more. Yet ...
I love TWITTER!
Twitter is simple and efficient. Most curious people, like me, love sharing what they believe to be important and/or entertaining. Two years ago I started on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ElyssePoetis and ... in the beginning I needed a bit of time to explore my options. Today, I am happy to admit that Twitter is absolutely fun. You can visit the site and view the few photos and videos I posted in the last few days.
Since I believe in a brilliant future, scientist Neil Turok become one of my favourites. I started listening to his lectures on TVO. Then I moved to YouTube for more. Mr. Turok has the ability to simplify the complexity attached to the overall mountain of discovery. With a permanent smile on his face, he makes it entertaining.
Speaking of the future - I am convinced that if we move so fast towards a quantum environment, as an author/poet/photographer I should be prepared for the transition. Who knows how these art-forms would/should manifest in a quantum world.
Regardless of tomorrow, today Twitter is my friend. It permits me to share my discoveries and my enthusiasm with the entire world. In the process, I continuously promote scientific and technological news. That's why, I love TWITTER!
Since I believe in a brilliant future, scientist Neil Turok become one of my favourites. I started listening to his lectures on TVO. Then I moved to YouTube for more. Mr. Turok has the ability to simplify the complexity attached to the overall mountain of discovery. With a permanent smile on his face, he makes it entertaining.
Speaking of the future - I am convinced that if we move so fast towards a quantum environment, as an author/poet/photographer I should be prepared for the transition. Who knows how these art-forms would/should manifest in a quantum world.
Regardless of tomorrow, today Twitter is my friend. It permits me to share my discoveries and my enthusiasm with the entire world. In the process, I continuously promote scientific and technological news. That's why, I love TWITTER!
Ice-Storm over - The Spring is here
Damage to the infrastructure, to people's properties ... and a dent in our Social Media activity - that's what the Ice-Storm did to us now in mid April here in The Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada. Yet, we love it here! This part of Ontario is incredibly beautiful, and the weather is balanced most of the time. This Ice-Storm must have been an exception to the rule of balance.
Looking at the sunny day this afternoon I cannot imagine doing anything else more important than take a trip in the fields and photograph the nature. The small planes that fly over the cities of Kitchener-Waterloo between the cotton like little clouds, with their sound create a sense of romanticism. After all, the Spring is here. The blue sky is our great witness.
Looking at the sunny day this afternoon I cannot imagine doing anything else more important than take a trip in the fields and photograph the nature. The small planes that fly over the cities of Kitchener-Waterloo between the cotton like little clouds, with their sound create a sense of romanticism. After all, the Spring is here. The blue sky is our great witness.
