Monday, December 1, 2014

Every Small Sparks can Create a Big Fire, so Never Treat Things Lightly

Every Small Sparks can Create a Big Fire, so Never Treat Things Lightly



Every Small Sparks can Create a Big Fire, so Never Treat Things Lightly




Sometimes it is incredible how much
damage the little things can cause to us, even we thought we’ve done it
so easily throughout our careers.

It’s something we thought of nothing but things can run wild and only
getting bigger, so it will be more difficult for us to extinguish the
surrounding fire.

It is getting harder too because things get circulated publicly, so it
will be more difficult to defend for ourselves or we have to wait for a
long time to solve things out because it has somewhat getting out of
hand.

Direct action is so important to resolve things, but if we start it by
having said something wrong, it will be misunderstood by others.

If we keep on forgetting the words which has been saying out by
ourselves, then it may accumulate the wrong things and expand this in a
negative sense for us.

As we simply think too easy about something, it may surprise us by
suddenly turning into major problems where we never had expected or
actually already forgotten about it.

Until it is happen at once in front of our face then we must accept it,
because we have created this by ourselves and not handle it in the right
way as before.

As a result, we have to bear the responsibility for it, and hopefully it’s not too late to find a solution.

Therefore, having many friendly relationships in the global is very
important for us, so if things are getting out of hand, there is always a
possible joint solution.

So never treat small problems lightly, because every little spark can fuel a massive fire and create a major conflagration.



I wish you a healthy life.

Kindly Regards,

Author Jan Jansen


Macro Photography : sempervivum II by maperick


houseleeks in delicate colours

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Macro Photography : sempervivum II by maperick


houseleeks in delicate colours

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Macro Photography : Ruddy Darter (Sympetrum sanguineum) by mark-johnson

Macro Photography : Lycaenidae by FilizBarkan1


Lycaenidae/Antalya

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Macro Photography : *** by allawowk

Macro Photography : Bee by acad

Macro Photography : Blue Dart Frog by lindadlester1


Shot on a beautiful Birds of Pardise

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Macro Photography : Lycaenidae by FilizBarkan1


Lycaenidae/Antalya

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Macro Photography : *** by allawowk

Macro Photography : Bee by acad

Macro Photography : Blue Dart Frog by lindadlester1


Shot on a beautiful Birds of Pardise

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Macro Photography : Lycaena phlaeas by Fioregiallo

Macro Photography : Mr Colorful by bluebeast88


Portrait of a baby Siler semiglaucus (assumption), this is probably the most colorful spider that can be found in Assam, or atleast in the series of my finds till date.

But being just a baby it’s hairs were not fully grown and I had to exaggerate it a little bit. The picture provided slightly misinterprets its real appearance. Nevertheless it’s colors are true interpretation though. This was one hell of a colorful guy.

Spider – Siler semiglaucus ( Assumption )


EXIF – Canon 600D , Konica 28mm wide angle lens (reversed + extension tubes), ISO – 200, f/11


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Macro Photography : Delicate by fotografka


365 project – week 22 – day 147 – year 2013

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Macro Photography : First snowflake by VladimirFilipchuk


KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA

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Macro Photography : Lycaena phlaeas by Fioregiallo