slow day
The regular Sunday activities are slowly returning as people (city dwellers, mostly) have more or less settled back into their old routines. While there are still many things to be done, houses to be relocated, jobs to be created, livelihood training to be taught, Sundays will always be days of rest and recreation.
Chess also happens to be a spectator sport, especially when there are bets on the table.
What’s better than switching channel between commercials? Having one television for each channel. Now if only the rest of the hundred and one television sets are fixed…
Teach a man to fish and he’ll go hungry if the fish aren’t biting.
A walk with my camera 
This is an amazing picture. Goes to show how at the heart of things we truly are the same. Something so simple, like a man fishing at his leisure speaks volume to me because it is such a minuet activity, yet halfway across the world here we are, sitting by a different body of water with our cast out and we are both thinking about everything, or nothing. Excellent piece.
That last picture of the man fishing, it made me dizzy. I completely absolutely love it ❤
Nothing quite like a slow day…great shots!
thanks
wonderful…….
Lovely composition of the fishing man.
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Ready or not, life goes on.
Love your photos. Inspiring.
thank you
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