This morning at 4:10 am at my home in the Mountain Time Zone it was also 10:10 am at Greenwich Mean Time... 10/10/10 10:10 GMT.
It was the World Wide Moment.
More than 1700 people living in more than 80 countries took photos at this time in the name of peace.
Since it was dark, I decided to take a photo of something in my house that was peaceful.
For me, spinning is a peaceful experience and I am currently spinning some incredibly soft cashmere/tussah silk roving. So right now, spinning is both peaceful and luxurious. :-)
This is my World Wide Moment photo:
You will be able to see the photos that everyone else took on the World Wide Moment site.
I am having a couple of issues uploading my photo.
1. It's too big. Mine is 2.99 MB, allowed is 65.31 MB. I have (so far) been unable to figure out how to save as a smaller file.
2. The date and time on my camera are incorrect. While I was looking at the properties of my photo, I noticed my camera thought it was yesterday night. I vaguely remember not caring about the date and time too much when I got and set up this camera, but I guess I now know why it's relevant.
I'm going back to sleep and will try again a little later.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
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Well...I only work on Michigan time so...I took my picture when my clock was at 10:10am. You are better than me to get up in the middle of the night...or super early morning.
I was out scooping poo so my photo was of my Alpacas (who would have ever guessed that?)
Such perfectly spun yarn...I aspire to reach that level of excellence.
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