Vertical

A few more shots caught during my work days..

More buildings and architectures made more vertical lines at the scene.

And I love catching those vertical lines,..look at that, more vertical lines in the glass windows too. 🙂

One Word Sunday ‘Vertical’ hosted by Debbie Smyth, TRAVEL BY INTENT.

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Murmuring on Saturday morning

So, as mentioned you on my previous post, my phone was upgraded to one of those cutting edge.

However, I did not realise initially that my mobile phone plan also have to ‘upgrade’ to something more high in availability along with the hardware.

When i was using iPhone 6, I was subscribing very basic BYO (SIM only) plan with a carrier, which 4GB Data / month, and it was enough. However, likely because my phone turned to be the one with high spec, more data seemed to have been processed upward / downward, and my limit was reached up to full for the month at its 4th days. 😀

I decided to change something a fair plan however provided by an another carrier, I heavily relied on wifi environment almost entire this week.

In addition, I have got office move past weekend. The new workplace is ok (or is better than previous office), but due to their strict security policy they lie in networks and internet (which is healthy for the business we do), they restrict accessing many sites including WordPress. 🙂

My last resort, home, kept me hectic all this week for various bits to do to clear off and did not make a time to post a blog at all.

Anyway, I will stop making my excuse, but just wanted to express my thanks to you all for your always support, liking my posts and leaving comments, with my sincere apologies for not responding to sooner or not check your posts.

Yesterday, I got my new SIM with new plan activated. Now time to start catching up.. 🙂

The below photo is the Sirius cannon leaving it exhibited in the heart of busy business and tourism district in Sydney.

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Snapshots of Sydney CBD

…with my new iPhoneXR.

I have upgraded my phone first time in four years. I quite enjoyed my iPhone 6 but it was getting harder and harder to keep up the software upgrades.

It’s time to farewell.

Thank you iPhone 6 for being my always buddy supporting my everyday life. You made me easy to connect to the world, and you made me addict sometime too.

Now, here are the random test shots I caught with XR…, I like the outcomes and I will look forward my life with this guy as long as it stands.

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A little gift from nature

Captured a magical sky show appeared in Sydney at the end of daylong stormy Saturday.

The show-time was very short, that the arch was in the sky less than five minutes, because another big clouds covered the sun quickly with another shower.

I was just lucky to be a witness of this sky art by nature.

This is my contribution to RDP Saturday: AIR

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More Arizona beauty

A few more aerial views of West land of US, which I’d repeat to say, kept my face literally glued on the aircraft window.

I was completely knocked down by the massive beauty and the art made by nature.

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At Houston Airport

I arrived at George Bush International Airport a little earlier than the scheduled in the morning. My next flight to Tucson was supposed to fly off in 2 hours and 45 minutes.

The reality was that my flight took off 6 hours delay.

The more waiting time gave me more opportunity to stroll the airport terminal to snap them.

I like airport generally. Airport is quite special place (to me) that produces dynamic movement of people who have various background in origins, crossing at the site for the destinations they head for their various travel purposes. I enjoyed myself at Houston Airport for the same reason. Announcements in the airport called in both English and Spanish was one of what I did not catch in Sydney Airport and it made me ensure about myself a traveler or a stranger there, which was good.

Anyway, here are some of photos I snapped at George Bush Intercontinental Airport (the hub domestic flights if I understood right).

I felt good vibe throughout the time I was there.

Oasis for the passengers awaiting for boarding

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2019 Tucson Gem Shows

Again, I was a little too excited at the fact that I was there and saw enormous gems, and I hence did not take a lot of photos at the show, but here we go!

A couple of notes, during the period of this show, it’s like entire Tucson became the show ground, many traders booked hotels to use the hotel rooms for exhibiting their rocks and stones.

Or exuberant dealers / sellers have sat their allocated booth in the huge panelized houses, which will take you hours and days to stroll through till the end.

I was very lucky to be there with the two ladies! The lady on the left on the first photo, named Naoko Fujinami, is my master of crystals and she is the first disciple of JaneAnn Dow, the crystal reader & healer. And since Naoko has friend networks with miners and dealers, I also have got a opportunity to meet / greet and talk with a few of them out of her friends.

I hope these photos share the joy how I was excited at being surrounded by rocks at the show. 🙂

Naoko, Gary, me. Gary mines, polishes, and trades the minerals called Euphoralite

Two Euphoralite mineral deposits. The left is complex of blue tourmaline and mica. The right contains high in lithium.

Saiko, aka ‘the wise-woman of aroma’ aroma specialist, on the left. Gary Fleck, and me. Gary is an old friend of Naoko and he has been doing one stop shop of rocks. He has love to the rocks and his polished crystals and minerals are spectacular.