Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Wordless Wednesday ~ Weight of the World

 

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20 comments :

lisa said...

Hmmm, nice statue!

Louise said...

You're back!!! Louise does a happy dance. It ain't pretty, but it's heartfelt.

Jeni said...

He's gorgeous... and I feel like that today =(

Sherry Sikstrom said...

Great shots! I see you in the reflection of the first one.Nice to see you back .

cdncowgirl said...

So much for craving a milkshake... Maybe I should bookmark this page as diet inspiration. ooooh those abs! Lol

cdncowgirl said...

I just noticed, no Sunday Stills. You didn't play the green challenge?

Gail said...

Atlas, I presume!

Like the changes, glad you are back.

DesertHen said...

FANTASTIC post!
Love it!

(((BIG HUGS)))

Cheryl Ann said...

Lisa, I've missed you! Glad you are back!!! (((BIG HUG))) Beautiful shots, as usual!
~~Cheryl Ann~~

jane augenstein said...

Glad you are back, neat pictures, where is the statue?
hugs...
jane

Anonymous said...

Didn't realize Atlas was such a stud!
Glad to see your blog back:)

Fantastyk Voyager said...

Hubba, hubba!

Reddunappy said...

Atlas has a cute butt LOL LOL LOL
LOve the picS

Rising Rainbow said...

Nice shots!

AKPonyGirl said...

Louise said - You're back!!! Louise does a happy dance. It ain't pretty, but it's heartfelt.

I say ditto!!

Alison said...

Oh so glad you're back...I was worried about you, but didn't have a chance to email you a "whazzup?"

Now to find you've been wandering around without a coat, snapping close-up pictures of nearly naked men. Honestly!

(love the new header pics, especially the lovely llama)

small farm girl said...

Interesting. hehehehe

lytha said...

i couldn't help but realize that if this thing were standing in germany it would be an anatomy lesson in *all* of his parts.

i wanted to say thank you for pointing me to a good book today.

your film recommendation "das experiment" sounded interesting, and the lead actor is one of the few german actors i'm familiar with. i already knew about the standford experiment but i'm interested in this film, despite the horrible violence i'm in for. as i did some reading about it today, it referenced another human nature experiment called The Third Wave. i seemed to remember seeing this book on my husband's shelf so after doing lots of reading online, i read the book today too! it's fascinating! it's about how the german people let the nazi party commit atrocities, how they couldn't/didn't stand up against them (or when they did, you know what happened).

i hope that you are also familiar with this story - with this history teacher from 1967 who made history in his class by recreating the conditions that led people to follow and not think.

~lytha

Sandy ~~~ said...

Hiya...big fella!

(Smile on my face.)

Ed said...

A bit cheeky, looks like the cover of Ayan Rand's Atlas Shrugged..:-)