For pleasure, I will do another grackle this weekend. Maybe by tomorrow night.
Visit later if you are interested. I had more pretty pics.
Before I get there, here are my thoughts.
The second I was spelling out from my spirit was yahah.
And I say this a bit.
I use it.
My Yahah is a Whoa. I like singing Whoa. I like singing Yaha.
And I will get to the art.
One of the miracles in the Tabernacle:
1. God brought the fire from heaven to consume the sacrifice.
2. God was responsible for keeping the lamps burning all the time. Yaha. Whoa.
The word I selected for whoa is also the word for tree.
The tree is a symbol of the cross. Jesus was hung on a tree. I could go further into it, but it would take a person who wanted to delve in. I did explain this before.
I am telling you this is relevant.
I might keep searching for whoa words. I've been.
For the time being, see a little snippet of my work, which I have yet to finish.
Look at my little bird, seen from far away, traversing from spiritual darkness to spiritual life.
She sees.
And because she sees, she lives free.
I plan to build a little relief around the bird's beak, to delineate the bird's beak from the black fence.
Is the bird cute or what. I've been working with new camera settings. I am getting used to what it feels like, and what the tools and settings do.
So, this is proof that your arm can become accustomed to a heavy lens.
I am a little shocked with my improvement.
If you are a photographer, God equips you with the arm. This arm is the one which had been harmed before, so this steady feel is kind of amazing. God equips you in the motion of what you are called to do. So, good shot. Who knew. The outcome of this shot is a surprise to me. There is a stabilizer tool. I did not use it. I did free arm shots.
This bird saw me. They have good vision. This bird was a distance away. I have a shot where the bird is looking at me. They have acute vision. It's not just good. It is acute.
Visit later if you are interested. I had more pretty pics.
Before I get there, here are my thoughts.
The second I was spelling out from my spirit was yahah.
And I say this a bit.
I use it.
My Yahah is a Whoa. I like singing Whoa. I like singing Yaha.
And I will get to the art.
One of the miracles in the Tabernacle:
1. God brought the fire from heaven to consume the sacrifice.
2. God was responsible for keeping the lamps burning all the time. Yaha. Whoa.
I am so glad my utterances mean things in these other languages.
When I speak, someone somewhere would understand.
Yaha.
I feel another push.
Sew.
The word I selected for whoa is also the word for tree.
The tree is a symbol of the cross. Jesus was hung on a tree. I could go further into it, but it would take a person who wanted to delve in. I did explain this before.
I am telling you this is relevant.
I might keep searching for whoa words. I've been.
For the time being, see a little snippet of my work, which I have yet to finish.
Look at my little bird, seen from far away, traversing from spiritual darkness to spiritual life.
She sees.
And because she sees, she lives free.
I plan to build a little relief around the bird's beak, to delineate the bird's beak from the black fence.
Is the bird cute or what. I've been working with new camera settings. I am getting used to what it feels like, and what the tools and settings do.
So, this is proof that your arm can become accustomed to a heavy lens.
I am a little shocked with my improvement.
If you are a photographer, God equips you with the arm. This arm is the one which had been harmed before, so this steady feel is kind of amazing. God equips you in the motion of what you are called to do. So, good shot. Who knew. The outcome of this shot is a surprise to me. There is a stabilizer tool. I did not use it. I did free arm shots.
This bird saw me. They have good vision. This bird was a distance away. I have a shot where the bird is looking at me. They have acute vision. It's not just good. It is acute.
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