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That which does not kill us makes us weirder.
- Leah J. Utas
- I'm a writer. I like mountains. I like to take pictures. My life is simple. I like it that way.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
-Hamlet, Act One, Scene Five
-Hamlet, Act One, Scene Five
This above all: to thine ownself be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.” -
(again with the Hamlet)
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man.” -
(again with the Hamlet)
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17 comments:
Livin' on the edge.
"World's Most Dangerous Jobs", right there as you watch.
Sweetie was once an employee of a construction company, and the super asked him to hang by a belt and paint smokestacks. He is terrified of heights and flat out refused. He went and found another job the next day.
Just looking at the picture is enough to make me dizzy. (And why, precisely, is there a hole in the deck with a chandelier hanging through it? What a strange design decision.)
(And why does blogger keep thinking I have cookies disabled?)
Mary Anne in Kentucky
I feel the same way about heights.. particularly when what's holding you seems so precarious. I'll bet you're also grateful not to have seen actually get out on that board...
LOL, David.
Messymimi, good for your sweetie for finding different work. I think his super should have done the painting.
Me, too, Mary Anne. The chandelier lit the lobby. This was the second or third floor.
Oh yeah. I would have gotten a little weak in the knees too!
I'm grateful that I don't have his job too. Give me a nice tame computer chair to balance on any day!
Great photo! At least you can figure that if they risk a man's life to clean the lights, they must do a fairly good job with the rest of the cleaning ;)
Bossy Betty, it was quite startling to come upon.
Me, too, Dawn.
Reb, I suppose so. Never thought of it like that.
What ranks up there at the top for me are those 1930s pics of workmen sitting on steel girders eating lunch, with nothing but air and a bird's eye view of Manhattan under them.
Ron, I can't look at those.
EEEEEEKKKKKKK!!!!!
Sheesh, you coulda warned me!
*full-body shiver*
I don't like heights, does it show?
WHAT THE...!!!!? Is he mad?
I wonder how much he gets paid....
WHAT AM I THINKING!? you could never pay me enough.
ever.
Sorry, dfBag Lady.
Dawn, whatever he's paid it is not enough.
Heights aren't so bad if there's a railing...though I tend to get a little queasy looking down from a great height without one.
Do you ever get the urge to jump, though? One of my cousins does.
Whoa! I would have fainted, for sure! But that's a perfect photo op, Leah. Nice.
Barbara, it is better with a railing. I used to jump out of the hayloft and off the house roof, so yeah, the urge to jump is still there.
Cheryl, it was unsettling. Thanks.
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