By Samuel Maudet
Month: June 2009
Swing (142/365)
Summer Dinner Dance 2009 (141/365)
Roman Glassware (140/365)
Duo (139/365)
A quiet moment during the liveliest school concert I have ever seen; great fun!
Curious (138/365)
I think they will be gone quite soon; English lamb
Aqua Sphere Seal XP (137/365)
These goggles are great! Wide range of vision and a very good seal, spread out over the face rather than sucking around the eyes.
The morning after the night before (136/365)
Devonshire Icecreams! (135/365)
At the end of the longest day of the year (134/365)
Living outdoors, the wholeness of a day becomes apparent.
At sunset (133/365)
This is my favourite part of the camp, after supper, everything done, time to build a fire and relax.
Campfire (132/365)
On the first night of the Warburton camp ’09
The Blackbird is Dead (131/365)
Milk Monster! (130/365)
Another of the Rose Garden, afternooon (129/365)
The Rose Garden at Brockwood is looking gorgeous right now.
Late Evening, Rose Garden (128/365)
June Night, Calendar (127/365)
Guildford Skate Park Graffiti (126/365)
Gardener's Cottage (125/365)
To sit quietly (124/365)
Once a day. Twice a day is harder. And yet it’s becoming the most treasured part of the day. To do nothing. To sit. To see what’s happening. To see what you are up to now. To see what’s what. Things happen in that quiet. The brain can relax a little. The body too. Moment after a moment, nothing much. A mild surprise: what, I don’t have to do anything? What, nothing to plan for, go over, worry about? And then next moment there is planning, then there is worrying. And yet then there is just you again. Still sitting there.
Falling Awake 