Drinking water
Monday, 25. August 2008, 09:53:52
My holyday has started. I´ve been extremely busy at work and 90% of my focus has been there last week.
Now I got time to relax completely and think about simple and yet important things
The water of Elsinore tastes really good. There´s a lot of taste in it. The content of calcium is quite high, but the c. carries the taste. The taste is best if you drink it, not too cold mmmhh















lokutus_prime # 25. August 2008, 09:58
I like the simplicity of the images you capture. They are often minimalist.
ricewood # 25. August 2008, 14:11
gdare # 25. August 2008, 14:31
My friends told me that in one moment their water became so popular that it was normal to see queue in front of restaurants with tourists just waiting to drink a glass of water from Vienna (or Alps)
After that, a lot of restaurants started to remunerate it
I think I will have a glass of water now.
sanshan # 25. August 2008, 14:52
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 15:05
I drink from the faucet as well but sometimes I can smell chlorine which makes me taste it too. I try to keep several gallons of bottled water for drinking, filling up ice cube trays and cooking. I have read where there are harmful pharmaceuticals in our water from too much dumping but then there are fanatics who write stuff just to get a rise out of people so I don't know if that is true. The city says it tests the water all the time and it is safe. But still....90% of the time I drink bottled water.
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 15:32
Thanks Loku. Oh yes beer colours I find extremely beautiful both the amber-, mahogany- and ivory ones
Most often I like to make any kind of art I deal with, as simple as possible. It´s due to the fact that there´s a lot of noise and fliccer in my daily life. Both inside and outside so I really worship:
The silence between important words
The pauses between wonderful tones
The absense of items between powerful images
A good way to make myself at ease. I´ve suffered from extreme noises and inner picture storms. Over the years yoga, meditation, healty eating and physical training have kept me on track. But I have to think of it often in order not to flip out. If I don´t get a grip I get worked up and explode in activity and then afterwords sleeps for days
@ Allan
Thanks Allan you know how I apreciate your constructive comments
Talking about water: A few years ago I had some contacts in India. I was communicating with a woman on messenger. All of a sudden she stopped the communication with the words. Se ya in half an hour. Have to get water from well.
From many of my journeys I remember one crucial thing. THIRST
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 15:40
Wow....I can relate. Perfect description.
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 15:55
I´m glad you can Pam. Feel like a freak sometimes
The picturestorm is like turbo zapping between canals on the TV
The word flow is sometimes the same. Like the noise between channels on the AM band on an old radio
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 15:57
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 16:07
@ Darko
Wow
@ San
Yes, San we must be thankful and support the enviromentalists that keeps working on proper water politics
@ Pamela
Hi again Pam
It´s strange Pam. In Denmark bottled water has become a fashion
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 16:07
My dreams at night are often like that and I often wake up exhausted or worried about who knows what. During the day, I take one or two short naps.......meditation like. They last from twenty minutes to an hour. I start by telling myself when to wake up, then begin telling my body (starting w/ the toes) to relax, totally relax. Sort of like self-hypnosis. I don't think I ever get past the ankles when I am in a semi-deep sleep. I always wake up exactly the time I said and my whole body and mind feels rejuvinated.
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 16:12
It´s nice to have found a way to deal with isn´t it?!
PainterWoman # 25. August 2008, 16:17
Yep, that'd be me. When my kids were young, they'd often find me looking at something intently. It could be ants carrying things down into the ground or just a reflection on the outdoor patio ceiling from a bucket of water. They would always roll their eyes and say "that's ok mom".
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 16:22
Cynthia23 # 25. August 2008, 16:23
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 16:39
Stardancer # 25. August 2008, 17:40
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 18:09
gdare # 25. August 2008, 18:12
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 18:27
BlackNightBirdie # 25. August 2008, 19:09
gdare # 25. August 2008, 19:12
And you don`t get thirsty?
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 19:16
A wonderful way to spend ones time
cakkleberrylane # 25. August 2008, 19:41
nopanic # 25. August 2008, 20:01
I love travelling in mountains where you can drink from the springs directly
1bluebox # 26. August 2008, 01:17
we have to chlorinate our water and yes, they test for some stuff -- not all stuff, but it is a general test for the entire nation. therefore, some items in the water might not be tested for by the authorities. an individual can perform their own (at their own expense) tests through a private business. i wouldn't recommend anyone test their tap water unless they are ready to be surprised at the findings . . . . if you are healthy, you can usually drink the water in your region without consequence. if you are in a different region, i would suggest you purchase bottled water and ease into the tap water available.
i favor the second pic because i can see through the window and also see the reflection in the glass of the glass of water. that's just me seeing beyond -- in my own little world i am!
studio41 # 26. August 2008, 02:44
nopanic # 26. August 2008, 07:07
parastar # 26. August 2008, 08:29
studio41 # 26. August 2008, 08:33
nopanic # 26. August 2008, 09:51
I agree with you. Everybody should have access to clean and pure drinking water
@ S41
I´ve tried cool fresh mountain stream water as well. It´s something special, that´s for sure. Melted water from top snow and ice from the mountain snow tips mmmhh
Mickeyjoe_irl # 26. August 2008, 09:54
Ireland is having trouble with water lately, too much. There's been flooding, the farmers can't harvest, and drinking supplies have been contaminated by run off.
nopanic # 26. August 2008, 10:05
My greatest kick in the butt, in order to get my creativity working is boredom and restlessness.
I can empty myself completely and do absolutely nothing for a day and then the ideas come running like a Tsunami
Wow..sounds bad about Ireland
In my hometown The municipal authorities has taken advantage of the increasing amount of rain. Great bassins to collect the water has been built. SO. we have a lot of water for a lot of purposes
BlackNightBirdie # 26. August 2008, 13:23
wickedlizard # 26. August 2008, 13:59
studio41 # 26. August 2008, 18:58
gdare # 26. August 2008, 20:40
Mickeyjoe_irl # 26. August 2008, 21:59
nopanic # 26. August 2008, 22:04
wickedlizard # 26. August 2008, 22:06
Henar # 27. August 2008, 12:47
Water in Madrid is also good, but it´s still better in the mountains, where I live (San Lorenzo de El Escorial), especially when you drink it cold... It may sound crazy, but it tastes a little bit like pine trees on a rainy day...
nopanic # 27. August 2008, 14:06
ellinidata # 27. August 2008, 21:54
simple, clear, lovely!!!!
water,
a necessity that we take some times for granted,
still our body couldn't live long without it,
water is as important as air, food, sleep, love....
thanks for sharing!
XX A
nopanic # 27. August 2008, 22:05
Again, welcome home Angeliki
glad you like the picture
SqueakeyCat # 8. December 2008, 01:11
nopanic # 8. December 2008, 12:05
SqueakeyCat # 9. December 2008, 03:14
had it tested and thats how i found out what it does to the test strips.
and believe it or not im talking about CITY WATER.
nopanic # 9. December 2008, 10:43
SqueakeyCat # 9. December 2008, 22:12
nopanic # 10. December 2008, 14:48