Comments for Lost Somewhere http://www.lostsomewhere.com Mon, 26 Dec 2011 17:20:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on The Icons of Chora Monastery by VIktor http://www.lostsomewhere.com/2010/11/the-icons-of-chora-monastery/#comment-11147 VIktor Mon, 26 Dec 2011 17:20:01 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?p=620#comment-11147 Can anyone replay to my mail, viktor.micevski@rocketmail.com , and tell me, how much saints are draw in Chora Monastery, i mean of numbers, because i have read that the monastery is more holly if it have a much number of saints drawn on their walls. Can anyone replay to my mail, viktor.micevski@rocketmail.com , and tell me, how much saints are draw in Chora Monastery, i mean of numbers, because i have read that the monastery is more holly if it have a much number of saints drawn on their walls.

]]> Comment on I’m a Sucker for Cuteness by Peter http://www.lostsomewhere.com/2011/05/im-a-sucker-for-cuteness/#comment-9207 Peter Sat, 24 Sep 2011 00:50:29 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?p=1026#comment-9207 its like a park bench... for cats =). That is mad chill... its like a park bench… for cats =). That is mad chill…

]]> Comment on San Francisco Street Art by Mieun http://www.lostsomewhere.com/2011/06/san-francisco-murals/#comment-6604 Mieun Sun, 05 Jun 2011 17:37:25 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?p=1034#comment-6604 It was one of my most unforgettable moments with you. miss you :) It was one of my most unforgettable moments with you. miss you :)

]]> Comment on Thessaloniki — Part 4 by Anatolian Meat | Lost Somewhere http://www.lostsomewhere.com/2010/12/thessaloniki-part-4/#comment-2228 Anatolian Meat | Lost Somewhere Fri, 21 Jan 2011 11:39:48 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?p=698#comment-2228 [...] course, heavy meat diets are unhealthy. And, as a former vegan, the sheer level of meat can be overwhelming, at times. But it is very tasty and, though it goes [...] [...] course, heavy meat diets are unhealthy. And, as a former vegan, the sheer level of meat can be overwhelming, at times. But it is very tasty and, though it goes [...]

]]> Comment on Turkish Breakfast by Anatolian Meat | Lost Somewhere http://www.lostsomewhere.com/2011/01/turkish-breakfast/#comment-2227 Anatolian Meat | Lost Somewhere Fri, 21 Jan 2011 11:38:12 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?p=852#comment-2227 [...] also ate sucuk, which I mentioned in my previous Turkish Breakfast entry. But this sucuk was different — basically, bigger and better. All in all, it was a very [...] [...] also ate sucuk, which I mentioned in my previous Turkish Breakfast entry. But this sucuk was different — basically, bigger and better. All in all, it was a very [...]

]]> Comment on About Me by azam http://www.lostsomewhere.com/about/#comment-1597 azam Sat, 18 Dec 2010 16:17:35 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?page_id=2#comment-1597 Since power is something perceived, whom better than the individual to know one's own power the best. We can only know power by knowing how much power we have. Any act of observing power automatically makes one reflect on how much power one has. As an eternal optimist, you either believe everything will turn out alrite or that by overcoming an inherent barrier (a combination of both physical and mental barriers) you could overcome most problems and struggles. But is a struggle one all encompassing struggle that defines our lives? or is struggle broken down into small struggles. Maybe that's why life is a journey and not a race.. The individual can only empower themselves and those around them. Despite the popularity of social networks to amplify the number of people you can know, most people are not in the position to influence too many people. For that reason, if we are to give advice to others, we should tell them to empower themselves and be the best human they can be. By focusing on the microcosm, or the part, we can optimize the whole. Instead of the individual struggling to end poverty, they should end poverty in the locale around them. But the question then becomes.. do we empower ourselves first (by acquiring money, influence, etc.) first or do we jump right into empowering others? Since power is something perceived, whom better than the individual to know one’s own power the best. We can only know power by knowing how much power we have. Any act of observing power automatically makes one reflect on how much power one has. As an eternal optimist, you either believe everything will turn out alrite or that by overcoming an inherent barrier (a combination of both physical and mental barriers) you could overcome most problems and struggles.

But is a struggle one all encompassing struggle that defines our lives? or is struggle broken down into small struggles. Maybe that’s why life is a journey and not a race..

The individual can only empower themselves and those around them. Despite the popularity of social networks to amplify the number of people you can know, most people are not in the position to influence too many people. For that reason, if we are to give advice to others, we should tell them to empower themselves and be the best human they can be. By focusing on the microcosm, or the part, we can optimize the whole. Instead of the individual struggling to end poverty, they should end poverty in the locale around them.

But the question then becomes.. do we empower ourselves first (by acquiring money, influence, etc.) first or do we jump right into empowering others?

]]> Comment on About Me by admin http://www.lostsomewhere.com/about/#comment-317 admin Sun, 10 Oct 2010 19:55:46 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?page_id=2#comment-317 Hi Elena, I visited Greece last summer and loved it. I definitely plan to go back soon, hopefully to Crete. Thanks for checking out my blog. Hi Elena,

I visited Greece last summer and loved it. I definitely plan to go back soon, hopefully to Crete. Thanks for checking out my blog.

]]> Comment on Goodbye Sofia & Plovdiv — Part Six by admin http://www.lostsomewhere.com/2010/09/goodbye-sofia-plovdiv-part-six/#comment-170 admin Thu, 30 Sep 2010 13:38:34 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?p=505#comment-170 Comments are now hopefully working! This is a test. Comments are now hopefully working! This is a test.

]]> Comment on About Me by Elena http://www.lostsomewhere.com/about/#comment-144 Elena Sun, 26 Sep 2010 16:09:38 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?page_id=2#comment-144 Hello, you've been to BG. Great Sofia, etc. photos. Keep globe-trotting. You interested in history. Go to Greece. You will love it. Elena from BG Hello, you’ve been to BG. Great Sofia, etc. photos. Keep globe-trotting. You interested in history. Go to Greece. You will love it.

Elena from BG

]]> Comment on Contact by Peter http://www.lostsomewhere.com/contact-me/#comment-25 Peter Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:01:05 +0000 http://www.lostsomewhere.com/?page_id=82#comment-25 Have fun in Bulgaria. Stay safe =) Have fun in Bulgaria.

Stay safe =)

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