Easy.

In passing, you think:


"Life is easy for her"; or
"Wow life was good for him, he has such an easy life"; or
"Those kids had it easy growing up"

and then you walk a mile in their shoes and find out
...things really weren't just that easy!

[There's more to a book (person) than it's cover]

I Know A Secret - 42 Books 

16" x 26" x 8 1/2" Wall Sculpture

Richard Smith, Finders & Keepers

This post is a part of the Six Word's Friday weekly with Melissa Camara Wilkins. #sixwordsfriday. The

topic this week "EASY"

The Secret Life of Toys.

Proof that toys do have a secret life:

Titled: "Imperial Training"

Measurements: 5"X7" (image), with 8"X10" (mat)

Titled: "Recession Army Cantina"

Measurements: 8"X10" (image), with 11"X14" (mat)

Titled: "Recession Time"

Measurements: 5"X7" (image), with 11"X14" (mat)

Titled: "What a Trooper"

Measurements: 5"X7" (image), with 8"X10" (mat)

Seriously, How clever is this guy? I can totally relate to these images...in a human kind of way (smile)!

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The Artist: Marcos or Mark
The 411: Self-taught photographer. "Official family photographer for every family vaction until a few years back when his kids invited him into a wonderful world." (everyone sigh and say "awwwwwe").

Visit more of his work >here<
*All of the artists photographs are printed professionally in a lab on Kodak Supra Endura paper and are individually signed.*

From Despair To Hope

"From a geometrical standpoint it's on a direct line between the Lincoln Memorial and Jefferson Memorial,"
"The brains and essence of our country (Thomas Jefferson), and Abe Lincoln, the greater uniter."
~Bill Line, spokesman for the National Park Service

MLK Memorial.Org

...Visitors will walk through two massive white granite halves of the "Mountain of Despair" to reach the "Stone of Hope," from which the sculpture of King emerges.

Visit the interactive map here 

Learn about the memorial here

Public gets first glimpse of MLK Memorial, CBS Report here

HELP DEDICATE THE DREAM:

Sunday, August 28, 2011