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All in a week!! #bythewindow
I’m that girl who kinda googles everything. So when I wanted to learn more about Locks my first point was online. According to Wiki A Lock is a device used for raising and lowering boats, ships and other watercraft between stretches of water of different levels on river and canal waterways. The distinguishing feature of a lock is a fixed chamber in which the water level can be varied. Locks are used to make a river more easily navigable, or to allow a canal to cross land that is not level. Later canals used more and larger locks to allow a more direct route to be taken. Since 2016, the largest lock worldwide is the Kieldrecht Lock in the Port of Antwerp, Belgium. The first time I Stumbled on a Locks of this type was in London. I went to Camden Town out of complete curiosity and guidance from one of my cousins who lives there and was at work at the time. In Camden town I walked. I popped into coffee shop after coffee shop. I stopped for both the experience of coffee and the wifi. I stumbled on the most expansive farmers market I ever seen and walked the entire thing. I stopped for the very best street food ever making sure to have tacos and I also bravely tried some sushi. Seeing the Locks in operation was captivating. I lingered for much longer watching the exchanges of water, the passing boats the people. This is the Ballard Locks, in Seattle. My brother brought me here. Ever after stumbling on the Camden Locks the furthest thing on my mind at the moment was being able to enjoy any more Locks. Ever. And at least not in Seattle. According to wiki The Ballard Locks, is a complex of locks at the west end of Salmon Bay, in Seattle, Washington's Lake Washington Ship Canal, between the neighborhoods of Ballard to the north & Magnolia to the south. These Locks carry more boat traffic than any other lock in the US, and the Locks, along with the fish ladder and the surrounding Botanical Gardens attract more than one million visitors annually, making it one of Seattle’s top tourist attractions #fbf #traveldeeper #seattle
#tbt to supporting each other. 📷 by my extremely supportive friend @living_life1.0 Update: for those curious and too shy to message, Who am I? I’m there to the left and that’s Tish on the right. We’re looking at my camera live screen at a play back and photos I took just seconds ago. Everyone that worked on that particular project, January gone, is tagged. 😘
May name means Flower in Bloom, it’s of African origin... I suspect that’s, among other things, the reason why I love playing with and receiving them so much!! Love them till they 🥀 What’s your excuse... #flowerchild
To garden is to have more faith, more hope, than expectation. At least that's the way it feels to me! #bythemoodygreenwall
SPOILER ALERT: Theres a question all the way to the end, I'd love if you'd answer it. When I was an early student and didn't know better I studied most times on my bed. Got buffed countless times and fell asleep more times than not in a bed of books with just enough space carved out for my body. This was before I realized the benefits of studying sitting at a desk in a clean, clear space. Today, ironically I do most of my creative post processing (editing) work in bed. In January I collaborated with local creative Tishanna W. she's pictured on my screen pictured here (swipe for a close up) and we created visual stories that told about the day in the life of a creative. I love making visual stories that require no words to communicate what's going on. Rather I find so much pleasure in the use of mood, feelings and sense of place. Would you like to see a story about life in a day of the super talented creative, Tishanna W.?
If you knew how relaxing, serene and calming it is to sit on a pirogue with about 50 other nature seekers, during the trailing end of the afternoon up until the sun set and the Scarlett Ibis come home you'd already have had a seat or two or three on a pirogue like this in the Caroni Bird Sanctuary. A photo story from our last trip to the Caroni Bird Sanctuary would be on this journal just in time for this weekend. Would you be checking it out? #justgo #fbf #tgif #weekend #travel #trinidad #trinidadandtobago
Craving 🌮!!! Wish I had these for lunch today... #tbt #bakeandshark #tacos #licksscreen #cheatnight
It is said that the best time to drink your daily coffee, or caffine in general (tea drinkers listen up), is between 10 a.m. and noon, and between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m when cortisol levels are low. Have you had your cup already? I'm guessing we'd just have to have another cup, mid a.m. Not me though I've already had my a.m. cup. I'm under strict doctor's orders and trying to be good to myself. According to Kia Kokalitcheva, a tech reporter for Fortune consuming caffeine when cortisol levels are high creates two problems. One is that caffeine interferes with the body’s production of cortisol, a hormone that’s released in response to stress and low blood glucose. The body ends up producing less cortisol, and relying more on caffeine to compensate. With some more research on this I'll be deciding if I'll be having my cup at 10am instead of a 6.30am... #coffee #coffeelovers #coffeetime #coffeememe #coffeequotes #mint #healthylifestyle #mintandcoffee #barista
Blessed are the people who see beautiful things in humble places where other people see nothing.... I read this recently and loved what it communicated. I'm holding in my hands a moment in Our Capital City in Freeport one evening! I saw beauty in this humble place, in POS, by the City Gate Lights, made a photograph of it and shared it on here with you guys. Right there and then. She saw beauty in this humble place, this IG grid that I've grown to love sharing simple, inspiring moments on and today this print is her's. Her's to hold. Her's for her space. For her walls. To share with her family. Friends. We're forever connected. Do you agree?... blessed are all those people who see the magic in your life where you're hard pressed to find any. ...#introvertlybubblyprints 📷: by Aaron.I absolutely love this capture. Edits by me. 🏡: Check out the original image that's right here on my IG grid, taken on the way home from POS. I've shared it in my stories. 📍: Shop my photo prints in the IntrovertlyBubbly Creative Print Shop. Pictured here is a (custom size) large format print, 18''x27''. Ready to hang art work. 🇹🇹: Our Capital City. The traffic lights just outside City Gate, Port-Of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Change your day being greatful for your coffee... with every sip. #mood #grateful #coffee #coffeelove #goodmorning #aeropress #invertedaeropress
Monday's at 4pm. Always. One of my favorite times of the week. #workinggirl #gardeninspo
This everyday of the week, life. #thissweetwindowlight
Herbs and a yellow watering can! If only you can smell this corner where all the herbs grow.
I love gardens, not for the obvious reasons, but for the possibility of a connection with the people behind them. #fromwhereistand
It rained all the way down from Santa Cruz to South this afternoon. It eased up just enough for us to drive up the drive, greet a usually overly excited spotty and get inside. There was practically no sunset to be seen this evening, I barely could inhale as the cooler it gets these days the more difficult it is to breathe through my nostrils. My mouth took over somewhere during the drive down. Side effects or a great two day celebration called Carnival. I'm still battling it. I flick on the kettle, slip out of my jeans enjoying that smooth feeling on the skin. Love it. Slip into a shorts and strike a match, doing a quick clean of the wick before lighting our candle. I'm not sure what I'm more currently more excited for returning to Netflix, I started watching Seven Seconds last night, or the hot cup I'm waiting to sip on. 📷 of the garden/ home owned by Phil and Rebecca, we visited today in the Santa Cruz Valley. Their home seems seamless with the landscape, almost part and parcel of the mountain just behind it, with a long dramatic drive and this beautiful combination of wood, moody light, large windows, and container plants ALL over. I'm loving these house visits and capturing the essence of ones homes, seeing different styles, the reality of home making and passion of other garden enthusiasts. At garden club we usually get a tour of the garden we visit, the host/ garden owner usually gives a brief talk, we eat, have a drink or two and then play a few games where plants are given as prizes and we talk about the featured plant for the meeting and so on and so forth.
I finally had a gardening evening, my first for all of this year. Not due to lack of time or interest, just simply timing. I've only managed to repot a few of the plants that need reporting and I've brought about 5 plants back inside. They've all been outside since my trip to Seattle last year. I've managed to learn more about, after following other plant lover accounts here on the gram, the needs of one of my favourite plants, the pothos and here is one of them near the living room window. Just below is a wall of books! I've always said in my home I'd love to have a room, one room, dedicated to moody light, books and comfy nooks. I've never specified in that dream how I'd love to have the books displayed and I'm here trying all kinda magic (stacking upright, putting them sideways, and staggering some) with that. I know we all got that dream home wish list.
Being outside in nature makes people feel more alive, finds a series of studies published in the June 2010 issue of the Journal of Environmental Psychology. And that sense of increased vitality exists above and beyond the energizing effects of physical activity and social interaction that are often associated with our forays into the natural world, the studies show. Richard Ryan Richard Ryan, professor of psychology, psychiatry, and education "Nature is fuel for the soul, " says Richard Ryan, lead author and a professor of psychology at the University of Rochester. "Often when we feel depleted we reach for a cup of coffee, but research suggests a better way to get energized is to connect with nature," he says. The findings, adds Ryan, are important for both mental and physical health. "Research has shown that people with a greater sense of vitality don't just have more energy for things they want to do, they are also more resilient to physical illnesses. One of the pathways to health may be to spend more time in natural settings," says Ryan. 📷The Caroni Bird Sanctuary, we visited this weekend with our visitors post Carnival just before they headed off to their respective countries.
If you ever played mas you'd understand this post Carnival feeling #capout... and you'd also swear she'd played Carnival also! #stushbush #dogsofinstagram We've been sharing this sleep position since Tuesday night! So so glad it's the weekend! #tgif #iphonephotography #livethelitttlethings #lightandshadow
We started with just these three colours swatches, our vision and full of inspiration. Now we have a beautiful wall. I'm sharing that story of the Deep green, moody, wall inspired by nature on my journal today. Wish you all a great weekend!