bad is called good when worse happens ~ Norwegian proverb
picture of the week
redbellied woodpecker taken January 24, 2021 f-stop: f/9; exposure time: 1/500sec; ISO 320 focal length 300 CANON EOS Rebel xt edited in PhotoShop available at Picfair
ADVICE FROM A WOODPECKER
~ find your own rhythm ~ peck away at obstacles ~ carve out a place for yourself ~ make your voice heard ~ it’s ok to be a little flashy ~ be colorful ~ use your head (web/unkown)
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be passionate and be involved in what you believe in, and do it as thoroughly and honestly and effortlessly as you can.
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“To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize. ~ Voltaire
“what is right is not always popular, and what is popular is not always right.”
That one by Voltaire… let’s see. For me, it’s everyone. Does this imply Democracy is corrupt?
But I guess there’s a thin line between criticism and abuse.
ugh I don’t know.
I left it as a quote without adding an opinion on purpose. I may use it in a post in the future…who knows.
For me, it applies to what is going on in the U.S. right now, but it could apply to personal situations as well. When you criticize someone – anyone – and they react a certain way, you know you’ve hit a nerve… “Don’t you dare criticize me! …”
– Walls don’t work, except to protect us. Then they work.
– Guns (police, military) are bad, except to protect us. Then they work.
– I can burn, loot, destroy but as soon as you do it, it’s bad and you must be destroyed.
– I can call names and demean you up one side and down the other, but how dare you do the same to me.
(When I say you, I don’t mean you personally, but generally)
I could go on and on, but I think you get my point. As for criticism and abuse? Well, that could be addressed in a post. I guess. What’s the difference between criticism and abuse? Criticism is when someone is judged for their actions, work, etc. Abuse is when someone gets aggressive in their behavior, usually trying to show dominance over someone or something. Criticism can be abusive…but at this point, I will digress.
“What’s good for the goose is good for the gander, until I say it’s not.”
Loved all the quotes ❣️
Thank you!
That one by Voltaire… let’s see. For me, it’s everyone. Does this imply Democracy is corrupt?
But I guess there’s a thin line between criticism and abuse.
ugh I don’t know.
I left it as a quote without adding an opinion on purpose. I may use it in a post in the future…who knows.
For me, it applies to what is going on in the U.S. right now, but it could apply to personal situations as well. When you criticize someone – anyone – and they react a certain way, you know you’ve hit a nerve… “Don’t you dare criticize me! …”
– Walls don’t work, except to protect us. Then they work.
– Guns (police, military) are bad, except to protect us. Then they work.
– I can burn, loot, destroy but as soon as you do it, it’s bad and you must be destroyed.
– I can call names and demean you up one side and down the other, but how dare you do the same to me.
(When I say you, I don’t mean you personally, but generally)
I could go on and on, but I think you get my point. As for criticism and abuse? Well, that could be addressed in a post. I guess. What’s the difference between criticism and abuse? Criticism is when someone is judged for their actions, work, etc. Abuse is when someone gets aggressive in their behavior, usually trying to show dominance over someone or something. Criticism can be abusive…but at this point, I will digress.
“What’s good for the goose is good for the gander, until I say it’s not.”
Good quotes Holly!
Thanks!