The "Anything Goes" thread

[scifan57]

Has everybody had enough coffee yet?

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[scifan57]

A mural on the side wall of a store in my neighborhood.

[scifan57]

The site,until earlier this week, of two houses built almost 100 years ago.

[GoPackGo]

I haven't been here in like... A million years.

So, what did I miss?

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[mollysmom]

Sorry, last erased by mistake! Second try...

The talk of EPs keeps putting one of the first I bought--the Everley Brothers "Cathy's Clown" into my ******y brain.

I'm supposed to be working, not enjoying this trip down memory lane :-)
The job is to illustrate coming through stressful periods and moving forward positively into calmer waters. Seems quite a good subject for just now but don't have any useful ideas yet at all. But want to get it done before the olympic closing ceremony tomorrow...

Suggestions? (freebies only please, no munny!!)

Something with urban, then trees, water

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[leelai]

I haven't been here in like... A million years.

So, what did I miss?

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It does seem like a million years Lindsey! Good to have you back!

So much has been happening! You've got a long read back now!

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[Richard Brown]

Kayak competitions go through rough waters and end up in a smoother area where they can reach the bank and get out. Your description makes me think only of being in/on water.

That's a nice analogy. The canoe slalom contests in the Olympics tell that story, although calm water was hard to find at the end of the course. I loved the bit where the coaches, family and co jumped into the pool with the winning team at the end of the course.

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[Hayles66]

Hello Lyndsey? Where have you been?

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[Richard Brown]

Hello Lindsey. We've missed you. Now, Lots and lots has happen during your absence.

Where can I begin? ... Oh there's too much, so enjoy reading the threads

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[stranding]

Kayak competitions go through rough waters and end up in a smoother area where they can reach the bank and get out. Your description makes me think only of being in/on water.

Thanks Czevski, I was starting to think along the same lines. It's for the latest issue of a newsletter so that idea could be interpreted as related to the Olympics, or not. Which is fine.

"Something with urban, then trees, water

Thanks too mollysmom! But I'm no good at urban so rural it will have to be. And wet rural seems to be the way to go:-)

That's a nice analogy. The canoe slalom contests in the Olympics tell that story, although calm water was hard to find at the end of the course. I loved the bit where the coaches, family and co jumped into the pool with the winning team at the end of the course.

So did I! But thanks too Richard. That canoe slalom seems to have it all--the white water raging, morphing into still, calm river--but of course, still working its way to the sea.

Hmmm. Now for the translating of those ideas into an image that sends the right message... And before the closing ceremony at 9pm. (Not because that's a deadline but because I want to watch it--like the athletes--having done the job:-))

Thank you folks:-)