#day45of100

Continued with the sixth section of the course. Really interesting the way modules are defined in #javascript. Interesting in the way that, the modules ( the module pattern) in javascript are not defined explicitly,  but they are simply created by combining some features that the language has. The language even lets you define #public and #private functions without using any specific keyword.

One thing I won't forget in being a PDO II is that I get to have a taste of comfort after a tedious workday through these refreshing sceneries around me. And I thank God for these rare chances. #100happydays #day45of100 #100happydaysv2 #coastalfairy #gypsydiaries #islandgirl🌴 #islandgirldiaries #palawanderer👣 #dswd #sibolnegosyo #lifeofaPDO (at Berong, Palawan, Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/Brv64_2gFlr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=19qo7wj6oqo7m

#Day45of100: Continuing my strength training with the bands on my bow bringing it up to 45# which equates to approx. 85% of my maximum. Weirdly shooting with the bands gave pretty solid results consistently getting golds for all 3 arrows on tri-spots! #thearcheryproject #100daysofprogresss • • • #archery #bow #arrows #X10 #handboog #recurve #recurvearchery #target #targetarchery #outdoors #hoyt #faktor #thewinningfaktor #silverice #easton #eastoncontour #axcelsights #archerygb #worldarchery #TASH https://www.instagram.com/p/BopNqtYgSVR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1n74s7wf93azi

Carl Czerny, a contemporary of Beethoven, described the Moonlight Sonata as “a nocturnal scene, in which a mournful ghostly voice sounds from the distance.” Yes. I get that. I am not educated in music. I played the saxophone in high school. I’ve always loved Beethoven, from my youth, but I did not pursue music beyond high school. This piece of music I have always found rather sad, and haunting, as if I’m walking through an old mansion, late at night, that hasn’t been lived in for a hundred years and there are cobwebs in my path and the furniture covers are layered in dust. There is a sadness here that is too strong for words.