I'm dabbling with the idea of ​​finding a starting point when chasing three hares.

I'm dabbling with the idea of ​​finding a starting point when chasing three hares.

As a child, I was told, don't chase three hares, you won't catch any of them. So I did, trying to weed out the unwanted hares and choose the one, the fattest one. But what's on the outside, above the skin, and what's on the inside, under the skin, can be very different and tempting if the hare is too fluffy.

But we're not weather forecasters and can't predict what we haven't held in our hands, and rain only becomes rain when I forget my umbrella at home.

But, in reality, sometimes, whether you like it or not, you have to chase three birds with one stone. For example, if you want to build your own hives from scratch using the materials you have, you need to somehow mechanize it, and that's where the triple challenge begins, especially on a limited budget, when you can build a sliding circular saw on rods, or a sheet metal bending machine, since hives are best made from tin, but either way.

So, in the end, there's a risk of ending up with a hive without a roof, or a ruff without a hive. This is something to think about, and it's worth keeping an eye on, just in case you manage to have it all! :)

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Category:	Art, Photography, digital art.
Tools:	Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300
Location:	Ukraine
Author:	Author @barski. In my publications you will see only my author's works.