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    Mundane May: NZST, all week

    May 17th–23rd: Familiar territory—living on the land of the long white cloud.

    To see earlier pictures: May 1st–2nd, May 3rd–9th, May 10–16th.

    May 17: Left, only.

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    May 18: Announcing one’s arrival.

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    May 19: Afternoon [de]light

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    May 20: An early-morning chauffeur-ride to client engagements, for the third day in a row.

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    May 21: Autumnal hues

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    May 22: Ah, those long white clouds…

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    May 23: What picture are you in: Life? Work? Play?

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    Mundane May: half-time

    May 10–16th: Life on the road, in a proud republic.

    To see earlier pictures: May 1st–2nd, May 3rd–9th.

    May 10: Rush hour… late morning in autumnal Melrose Estate

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    May 11: Watching or hiding—or both?

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    May 12: Growing ambitions.

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    May 13: Up or down?

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    May 14: Uber travel, for point-to-point movements.

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    May 15: Move—yes, but what, where, and when?

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    May 16: A colourful interlude, en route home.

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    Mundane May: one week in

    May 3rd–9th: A week characterised by movement and thought. What drives you?

    To see earlier pictures: May 1st–2nd.

    May 3: On the move, under a watchful eye

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    May 4: No, just no.

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    May 5: My name is …?

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    May 6: For what purpose, and when?

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    May 7: Cables and converters … “life support” while travelling

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    May 8: Taxi!

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    May 9: Even disguised, the answer is apparent, n’est-ce pas?

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    Mundane May: underway

    Mundane May, a project I decided upon a few weeks ago, is underway. The idea is simple: Take a photograph of an object or scene every day in May—nothing special or flashy—post them with an open mind and see what happens.

    • Will I become more observant?
    • Will I become more patient?
    • Will it help me become a better advisor, husband, or member of society?
    • And, will anyone even notice?

    I do not know, but let's see what captures my attention over the month, and go from there.

    Each Saturday after today, I'll drop seven pictures.

    May 1: onset of Autumn

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    May 2: life in <64 litres

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