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This pretty little pug was at our grandson's soccer game. The ball was almost bigger than he was! He was having a great time, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Hello there! I hope all is well my friends! Happy Humpday! I am here featuring Ayla. with this new bedroom set called Loft Bedroom which is new to the Shiny Shabby Event! This set is really gorgeous. I love black/darker spaces so this set was right up my alley today. I also have some of my favorite fur friends from JIAN. The Forest Cat collection is one of my favorites from the store and they add personality to any space! Most of the items in here are from Ayla. I have all of the credits on the blog so feel free to have a look! Thank you dearly for the support my friends and I wish all of you a blessed day! xoxo <3333 Ebony
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Because there was a hunger in me to see everything and do everything. I wanted to be everyone I saw. I wasn't enough for me. Can you understand that?
[Sidney Sheldon]
Amargosa Valley, Nevada
A little to the right of this is a brothel. So, yes, you get your bang one way or the other.
A male Crimson Sunbird (Aethopyga siparaja) was scanning for the small insects in an early morning between bushes and network of branches. I was chasing this agile beauty for long and finally got it for a moment in a relatively open area. The beauty of the red colour and the two purple dazzling colour stripes in neck made that noticeable from a distance. Finally managed it in poor light. Pics was taken from Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary in West Bengal, India.
Cattle Egret / Kuhreiher (Bubulcus ibis)
I couldn't help but smile when I watched this ambitious Cattle Egret struggle to balance across my eye-line with an enormous stick!
The supporting struts of and stepped walkway across the O2 Arena / Millennium Dome, in North Greenwich, London.
Shot with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
This little guitar is dreaming of one day playing at The Ryman... I'd settle for just a chance to visit!
For Looking Close...on Friday!'s #keychain theme
(Honestly, until two months ago, I'd never heard of The Ryman, though apparently it's fairly well known in musical circles, mainly for being the home of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and hosting many country music legends. As a family, we're huge country music fans. My husband was lucky enough to visit Nashville for work earlier this year. This was present for our guitar-playing youngest son. )
Henry Standing Bear, Chief of the Lakota in 1939, commissioned Korczak Ziolkowski to design and build a monument to the legendary Ogalala Lakota war leader and chief, Crazy Horse.
Ziolkowski was an accomplished sculptor and artist who was hired by Gutzon Borglum to assist on the Mount Rushmore Memorial. Unfortunately, he and the primary assistant on that project - Lincoln Borglum (Gutzon's son), were unable to work together and ZIolkowski was eventually fired.
The Lakota were unhappy about the use of tribal lands to build a monument to the Great American Presidents - white men, and Henry Standing Bear wanted to ensure that white Americans would know that Native Americans had "great heroes, too." This sculpture is massive, and when completed will be the largest in the world - though when that will be is anyone's guess. Ziolkowski and his family were adamant in their refusal to accept government funding and rely strictly on donations to fund their work.
As it stands today, Crazy Horse's head is so large that all four heads on Mount Rushmore fit in it. A memorial this size is inevitably surrounded in controversy - the descendants of Crazy Horse think it's a desecration of tribal burial grounds and contrary to Native beliefs on their relationship with the land; the project is nowhere near finished and will most likely keep going beyond the next generation of the Ziolkowski family. In any case, the ambition and dedication shown by Korczak Ziolkowski and his family in sculpting this monument is as impressive to me as the product in the making.