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Vacations & weddings: Surprising ways people are using personal loans
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Summertime is finally here — and all those bright, blue days can leave us hankering to spend money in a variety of ways. But which of …
Easing Along by Keith R Wahl, Made From RI Gallery
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Easing Along
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Easing AlongEasing in along the docks and throttling back preparing to dock in the Port of Galilee on a cloudy, rainy morning
When coming into port, especially on a cloudy day, one must throttle down and ease along. In Galilee (Narragansett, Rhode Island), this is sometimes easier said than done.
When one arrives in a port such as Galilee on a stormy day, there are often a few steps. First, when the swells are sweeping in from the south (as they were on this day), there are adjustments. The following seas mean that one is "playing" the wheel and throttles. Once in the breakwater, the seas can often peak a bit as the bottom shoals up a bit. Then once in port, the skipper is breaking down that little bit of adr
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Easing AlongEasing in along the docks and throttling back preparing to dock in the Port of Galilee on a cloudy, rainy morning
When coming into port, especially on a cloudy day, one must throttle down and ease along. In Galilee (Narragansett, Rhode Island), this is sometimes easier said than done.
When one arrives in a port such as Galilee on a stormy day, there are often a few steps. First, when the swells are sweeping in from the south (as they were on this day), there are adjustments. The following seas mean that one is "playing" the wheel and throttles. Once in the breakwater, the seas can often peak a bit as the bottom shoals up a bit. Then once in port, the skipper is breaking down that little bit of adr
The Escrow Process Simplified – And How Long It Takes
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Understanding the entire escrow process is not as difficult as it may seem. While you probably don’t use the word … The Escrow Process Simplified – And How Long It Takes Read More »
12 Easy Ways for Teens to Make Money
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With the high cost of keeping up with all the latest gadgets and trends we love, it’s nice to have a little income to supplement the cash flow that allows us to have the must-have extras we want. If you are a teenager (or are a parent or guardian of a teenager), this probably means …
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17 ways to get emergency cash, fast
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Sometimes you need emergency cash, and you need it now! Try some of these ideas to get some quick cash when you need money desperately. Ideally, every person …
A Country Drive by Keith R Wahl, Made From RI Gallery
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A Country Drive
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A Country DriveBright late afternoon spring sunlight filters through the trees highlighting a country drive in Rhode Island's South County
As a youngster, Sunday afternoons outside of boating season were for taking a drive. Though I am not that old, the drive was more rural. Driving down what is now a retail district was a drive in the country (what is now Route 2 in Warwick, Rhode Island).
On those Sunday Drives, we would pass various properties and farms. Looking out the backseat window, I was often enamored with the property's driveways. Some were straight. Some curved. Some fence lined. The term is, "character". These places had character.
So today, as I move about, I make note of rural settings.
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A Country DriveBright late afternoon spring sunlight filters through the trees highlighting a country drive in Rhode Island's South County
As a youngster, Sunday afternoons outside of boating season were for taking a drive. Though I am not that old, the drive was more rural. Driving down what is now a retail district was a drive in the country (what is now Route 2 in Warwick, Rhode Island).
On those Sunday Drives, we would pass various properties and farms. Looking out the backseat window, I was often enamored with the property's driveways. Some were straight. Some curved. Some fence lined. The term is, "character". These places had character.
So today, as I move about, I make note of rural settings.
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Here’s where US homeowners are slammed with the highest property taxes
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Though it was pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the May 17 tax filing deadline has finally passed. If you’re a homeowner, that means you’re …
Spring Budding Overhead by Keith R Wahl, Made From RI Gallery
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"The wonder is that we can see these trees and not wonder more."
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Spring Budding Overhead
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Spring Budding OverheadA wide view of the trees in the wood surrounding Indian Lake in South Kingstown, RI
We live in an area where walks are frequent respites. As spring progresses, walking among the trees, we often look up in wonder as their buds appear and leaf out.
These trees in the wood offer gentle filtering of light about in the sky. Puffy clouds above drift by. A special moment, indeed.
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"The wonder is that we can see these trees and not wonder more."
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Spring Budding Overhead
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Spring Budding OverheadA wide view of the trees in the wood surrounding Indian Lake in South Kingstown, RI
We live in an area where walks are frequent respites. As spring progresses, walking among the trees, we often look up in wonder as their buds appear and leaf out.
These trees in the wood offer gentle filtering of light about in the sky. Puffy clouds above drift by. A special moment, indeed.
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© Keith R Wahl, Made From RI/Made From RI Gallery, 2021. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written perm
How to Buy a Home with Bad Credit
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Is it easy to buy a home with bad credit? No, but it’s not impossible to do so. Before engaging in a search for a home, you should find and review your latest credit report and credit score. There is quite a financial difference in the thousands between paying a monthly loan based on a …
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14 ways to save at CVS
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CVS is a one-stop shop for prescriptions and over-the-counter (OTC) medications, but it also carries a wide variety of personal and home products. If you frequent …
Late Afternoon On The Saugatucket by Keith R Wahl, Made From RI Gallery
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Late Afternoon On The Saugatucket
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Late Afternoon On The SaugatucketLate afternoon on the Saugatucket River from Silver Lake Avenue. The sun filters through the clouds and trees casting the first of the reds and oranges of sunset.
"The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it!"
~Ansel Adams
An enjoyable aspect of photography is that it sometimes captures surreal reality. These moments of seeming surrealism only last for a moment. How does one capture that moment? You have to be lucky enough to be there and aware of your surroundings.
This was my situation this afternoon looking north along the Saugatucket. I can explain the effects in view through optics, physics and, meteorolog
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Late Afternoon On The SaugatucketLate afternoon on the Saugatucket River from Silver Lake Avenue. The sun filters through the clouds and trees casting the first of the reds and oranges of sunset.
"The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it!"
~Ansel Adams
An enjoyable aspect of photography is that it sometimes captures surreal reality. These moments of seeming surrealism only last for a moment. How does one capture that moment? You have to be lucky enough to be there and aware of your surroundings.
This was my situation this afternoon looking north along the Saugatucket. I can explain the effects in view through optics, physics and, meteorolog
Serendipitous Moments by Keith R Wahl, Made From RI Gallery
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"You don't reach Serendib by plotting a course for it. You have to set out in good faith for elsewhere and lose your bearings serendipitously." ~ John Barth
Morning Breaks Over R/V Endeavor
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Morning Breaks Over R/V EndeavorMorning breaks over the R/V Endeavor in its home port of Narragansett, Rhode Island as the vessel awaits the last research voyages of its long career and decommissioning.
Serendipity. It's a term that I like to embrace more often in the day and age we live in. It's the pleasant, fortuitous surprises that make life more pleasant. A strict definition includes an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident.
This is why I like the shoreline and the beach. I enjoy being the "
Morning Breaks Over R/V Endeavor
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Morning Breaks Over R/V EndeavorMorning breaks over the R/V Endeavor in its home port of Narragansett, Rhode Island as the vessel awaits the last research voyages of its long career and decommissioning.
Serendipity. It's a term that I like to embrace more often in the day and age we live in. It's the pleasant, fortuitous surprises that make life more pleasant. A strict definition includes an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident.
This is why I like the shoreline and the beach. I enjoy being the "
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Yes, you have enough money to start investing. Here’s how
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Some people think you need a lot of money to invest. You need a good salary, a financial advisor, and hundreds or even thousands of dollars …
Orange Shadows Cast by Keith R Wahl, Made From RI Gallery
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Orange Shadows Cast
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Orange Shadows CastIn the late-day sun, highlights of light and shadows cast
Orange is a color that is often called "happy". So coming across a natural display of the color orange that is mysterious and moody is a find.
These orange flowers know that this is later spring and that summer is coming. They know that the rain is coming tonight. They know that brightness is around the corner. But the current climate leaves them unsure, shy, and introverted. They hide in the shadows and look forward to the bright light. Orange flowers are happiness cloaked in mystery and wisdom.
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Orange Shadows CastIn the late-day sun, highlights of light and shadows cast
Orange is a color that is often called "happy". So coming across a natural display of the color orange that is mysterious and moody is a find.
These orange flowers know that this is later spring and that summer is coming. They know that the rain is coming tonight. They know that brightness is around the corner. But the current climate leaves them unsure, shy, and introverted. They hide in the shadows and look forward to the bright light. Orange flowers are happiness cloaked in mystery and wisdom.
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