In Polish slang there is an expression “być w czarnej dupie”, which in accurate translation means “to be in a black ass”. It doesn’t have any racist connotations. There are also different variants of it, with “dark” or “totally”. Moreover, this expression has different meanings, but one of it is that there is a lot of work to do, no time, and lots of backlogs. I am sorry for improper words, but the conclusion for such an introduction is that now I am in a… eh, whatever.
I have a long list of topics for notes and checking a schedule (yes, I am that crazy) during this week I was supposed to put a note about postcards. I wondered about Dubai cards or my new Sri Lanka postcards, which I received yesterday from my Lankan prince – they are so gorgeous that I can call him like that. Two of them are with elephants, lots of elephants, but I am tired of scanning anything. It is such a boring work… On the other hand, I am in a… eh, whatever, so it is time for fresh new photos with Polish nature. I took these photos last Saturday, again in that typical village, somewhere in the middle of Poland.
I have a long list of topics for notes and checking a schedule (yes, I am that crazy) during this week I was supposed to put a note about postcards. I wondered about Dubai cards or my new Sri Lanka postcards, which I received yesterday from my Lankan prince – they are so gorgeous that I can call him like that. Two of them are with elephants, lots of elephants, but I am tired of scanning anything. It is such a boring work… On the other hand, I am in a… eh, whatever, so it is time for fresh new photos with Polish nature. I took these photos last Saturday, again in that typical village, somewhere in the middle of Poland.
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| A spider's backside |
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| Eye of the tiger, ups... a frog |
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I took these photos not using a fancy, expensive, big and heavy camera. I only use Nikon Coolpix L120, but sometimes I would love to also have such a fancy, expensive, big, but not heavy camera!
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