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My three embellishments were two punches and the beautiful butterfly from BG.
Journaling reads: Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair. Khalil Gibran
I think this is a forget me not but I could be mistaken. If anyone can confirm I'd be much appreciative.
This is the 4th forget-me-not doll I've created, and the second one that was commissioned. Like the 3rd one I created, the friend who commissioned the doll requested blonde hair and blue eyes to match her daughter's features.
Since forgetting those words that were refreshing my dry one cause that it is my heart
Modelo: Samuel Caro
Foto & Edicion : Yo
A flower I started from seed two winters ago, the name of which I absolutely cannot recall. This is the first time it's bloomed. If anyone out there in cyberspace recognizes it, give me a hint! Raised bed.
My garden variety - Kaukasian Forget-me-not - if I remember correctly. :-) It has quite dark blue flowers and later in the summer its leaves grow to be enourmous. The leaves are very dark green, slightly hairy and the size of my hands
The Sandra Dunne Forget Me Not 5K fun run 2013 was held in Stapelstown Village, Donadea, Naas, Co. Kildare, Ireland at 15:00 on May 19th 2013. The race was an event organised to honor the memory of local lady Sandra Dunne and to raise awareness of Cystic Fibrosis in order to raise much needed funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Unit at St Vincent's University Hospital. Sandra's journey in this life was made so much more difficult and ended so much shorter than she deserved with her diagnosis with Cystic Fibrosis. The esteem in which she was held was more than evident today with the superb community spirit and large turn out at this event - with the local community providing volunteers for tasks from time keeping to parking to stewarding to refreshments. The warmth, generosity, and community atmosphere at the race today stands as a fitting tribute to her memory. Congratulations must also to Mick Kane, Rosarii Byrne, and many others for making this race an outstanding success.
This photograph is part of a collection of photographs from the event: the start, finish, and general photographs of the day.
Overall Race Summary
Participants: There were over 300 adult participants who ran, jogged, and walked the 5KM course. There were about another 100 children who took part in the event.
Weather: A beautiful summer's afternoon with warm sunshine, little breeze, and clear skies.
Course: A lovely rural route where the 1st KM and the final KM are effectively shared and the remainder of the course is a left-handed loop on rural roads near Donadea Forest.
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Some Useful Links
St. Vincent's Foundation www.stvincentsfoundation.ie/
Sandra Dunne Memorial Run Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/events/293740690760539/?ref=2
Donadea Running Club (the local running club in Stapelstown) helped with organisation www.facebook.com/donadea.rc?fref=ts
The finish area of the race and the race headquarters (school in the background) on Google Streetview: goo.gl/maps/7zksr
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'In memory, everything seems to happen to music.'
(Tennessee Williams, The Glass Menagerie)
Credits: © Selenelion Visual Art (MMXVI)
Note: 'Cathedral Grove is a rare and endangered remnant of an ancient Douglas fir ecosystem on Vancouver Island in British Columbia (BC), Canada. The biggest trees in the Grove are about 800 years old and measure 75 m (250 ft) in height and 9 m (29 ft) in circumference. They are the survivors of a forest fire that ravaged the area some 350 years ago and the even more devastating invasion by Europeans who colonized Vancouver Island from 1849 [...] Groves of ancient trees are today rare everywhere in the world. Visiting one is an inspiring experience. Cathedral Grove is a treasure of wild forest biodiversity that compares in value to European cathedrals.' (source: www.cathedralgrove.eu/text/01-Cathedral-Grove-1.htm )
Flag of Heroes on WTC.
On the flag in the red line you find all the names of the vics from 9/11.
Germany.