Monday, June 28, 2010

Drenched

Aloha Welcome
FRIEND!


Click on the cloud pics
I wandered lonely as a Cloudia...






Flotsam Gems






Um, OK...







Saturday on Waikiki Beach:
Jennifer Bright, left, Lyndsay Haywood, center, and Lisa Chin are drenched in chocolate syrup to symbolize the oil-drenched wildlife in the Gulf of Mexico.
Courtesy of DENNIS ODA at Honolulu's STARADVERTISER.COM
(related naughtiness HERE)

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"When our intentions toward others are good,
we find that any feelings of anxiety or insecurity we may have
are greatly reduced.
We experience a liberation from our habitual preoccupation
with self and paradoxically, this gives rise
to strong feelings of confidence."

Dalai Lama
&
cloudia


ALOHA!




16 comments:

Akelamalu said...

I bet those three girls were inundated with offers from guys wanting to lick of that chocolate!

Couture Carrie said...

Gorgeous pics and quotes, as usual, darling! Love that HI sunshine!

xoxox,
CC

Maude Lynn said...

I love that quote from the Dalai Lama!

Bonnie Zieman, M.Ed. said...

Good intentions do impart a peace to the mind and soul. Thank you for sharing that quote.

Teresa said...

I'd much rather be drenched in chocolate than in oil!

BLOGitse said...

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Aloha from Casa!

BLOGitse

Daryl said...

A good point is made

Cloudia said...

Aloha!

Noe Noe Girl...A Queen of all Trades. said...

It's sad!
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irinapictures said...

Deep and thoughtful as always.

Anonymous said...

May your paradise island be able to hold its magic beyond the time of mankind.

A great Tuesday for you all.

Brian Miller said...

your pictures make uite the statement about how we treat the nest in which we live...

Cloudia said...

thank you

Full-On-Forward said...

GREAT per USUAL--Cloud- ia!

John

Fireblossom said...

Not just guys, Akelamalu!

I can't even watch stuff about the oil spill, it breaks my heart and makes me crazy.

Dr. Russell Norman Murray said...

'"The trouble with life isn't that there is no answer,
it's that there are so many answers."

Ruth Benedict'

First rate photo. It would be nice to have a meal with such a view.

That oil spill is a disaster on so many levels.

I am glad that the ocean around Hawaii is still reasonably clean. I assume.