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is to late............................♥
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How many times i couln’t sleep
Cause i saw you dien’ in my dreams
How many times you lied to me
Raised my hopes and i belived
So many times you went away
Even thou you promest me to stay
You always said soon it'll be ok
But till today, nothing’s changed
And now i know, It’s too late
You lost your soul, You’ll never change
This strength of mine, Wasn’t strong enough
You choosed his life, Instead of love
And now i know, It’s too late
You lost your soul, You’ll never change
This streath of mine, Wasn’t strong enough
You choosed his life, Instead of us
How many times they said i’m a fool
But it’s your child i have faith in you
I always thought one day i would realize
Leaving him reatcin paradise
But now i know it was just a dream
Now i know it will never be
a beautiful completed family
you just exist in my dreams
And now i know, It’s too late
You lost your soul, You’ll never change
This strength of mine, Wasn’t strong enough
You choosed his life, Instead of love
And now i know, It’s too late
You lost your soul, You’ll never change
This streath of mine, Wasn’t strong enough
You choosed his life, Instead of us
Intead of us (Ayo)................................and please , you see this video have excellent photos
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How do you capture a SNOWFLAKE...
One that is big enough for you to see it’s magical detail?
You can memorize it as you admire the flakes floating down within nature’s snow globe,
You can try to catch it on your mitten,
You can catch it in your bare hand...before it melts,
Or you can capture it on your doggie who is out for a play,
You can catch it on your tongue before it falls to the ground,
Or make a snowball and take a bite of it's wonder,
You can build a snowman and watch the snowflakes twinkle in the moonlight,
You can capture it on your shovel, until you have about a thousand collected in a pile,
Or you can catch it on your camera lens to save forever,
You can make a snow fort and capture them in nice blocks of snow,
Or lie down next to your doggie and children and share the adventure of making snow angels,
When all the snowmen have melted and the buds are on the trees,
And my garden will begin to bloom,
You will probably hear me say,
“Oh, I miss the snow."
But I have a secret place to reflect on flickr
So when I am missing winter. I can visit my snowflakes...
Or on everybody's photostream collected in nice groups,
And on my flickr set named SNOW!
So when other seasons are being celebrated or if your weather doesn't permit,
Simply visit my photos and you will see New England's dream and the answer to...
How to capture a SNOWFLAKE.
My 1st time trying abstracts. My friends, can you tell me is these two pictures work or not? Thank you very much.
Trying something different. Haha :) Most didn't work! Worth trying again, though.
Daily Dog Challenge: Something New
How do you perceive the Sea?
Tell me how do you perceive the sea? What emotions do you feel when you see a seascape photograph or still better, you are at the seashore?
Do you fear it? Do you find it serene and tranquil or do you find it dangerous and scary? Do you find love and passion as the waves crash onto the shores or do you feel angst and sorrow at dreams those were broken? Does the shimmering sea at sunrise give you new hope for the day or does the setting sun remind you of opportunities missed?
Do share your views.
How It Works, artwork (1989) by German artist A.R. Penck.
On display in Kunstmuseum The Hague NL.
More work by A.R.Penck at:
And I thought these ran at night.
While waiting at Orange Junction for Union Pacific LOA32 making it's weekly run to Costa Mesa, the signals lit up for a Southbound off the Olive Subdivision, with the new gap in Metrolink's windows I lucked out for a late morning Barstow, California to San Diego, California manifest train. The train itself was almost all loaded Autorakcs (Didn't know loads went south) and a string of Gons for SONGS, the wall of autos passing by totally blocked out the 32 which ran parallel to it for a bit but oh well next time.
"How close can you get" serie
"Sigma 50-500mm f4.5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM",Bigma,Nikon,D7000,"Nikon D7000"
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Taken from Ponders End, a picture of a very small part of Chingford. The huge building under the trees is Enterprise House. Constructed mid-1960s, it is a community for the retired, with a few shops offering studio flats for single people and one bed flats for couples.
To the right you see houses, on roads which were built in the 1970s on the grounds of the former private school St Egberts College (closed I believe in 1970).
Given a colour burst treatment.
EXO-Suit 01.
I uploaded a video of how to build it to my YouTube channel!!
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How many times do you need to go to a certain location to get what you want? I've been to Talacre more than a dozen times in the last few years - but I'm rarely happy with the result...
The best Tacos El Pastor I've ever had. Nicely seasoned and seared meat with a good smokiness from the charcoal. And, to answer Preppiecurler, the pico de gallo was very well done. The beans were nice and smoky, although I probably don't want to know how much fat was in them...
Several people told me that this was the best Mexican place in Yuma. I believe them.
Probably the iconic view of the English lakes in Cumbria, UK. You'll see thousands similar!
It has an interesting history as not all of the tarn is "natural".
I've never managed to work out why there are so many pylons around this area. I'm not aware of a power station or similar in the vicinity. Standing on the top of a hill not far away and casting an eye over the landscape there are loads of them :-(
One day I might grab a pair of binoculars and count them out of some kind of morbid curiosity. Just to put my mind at rest n all that.
Anyone interested in this kind of thing can maybe take a look at my 'Seriously. What the **** were they thinking?" Flickr album which contains a few photos of houses that people have bought with a pylon close to the property. Bewildering. Behind the trees in the valley there looks to be a nice stone building. What a terrible outlook.
A day in the life of a tern fishing, remarkable problem solving technique, before you can swallow it you must break off its beak...
“How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard." ― A.A. Milne
Indy 19th March 1998 to 19th December 2011.
At 11 am 19th of December 2011, Indy was put to sleep, I was with him to the end keeping the promises I made to him on his first day with me. I told him he would never have a moment when he didn’t know he was loved, he would live a life as free as possible and I would be there at the end.
D-long-legs sticks his tongue out at Georgina, well you should have seen her reaction...she wacked him good :) For those of you that don't know we name the bears, it is easier to follow them from year to year.
How did it get so late so soon?
It’s night before it’s afternoon.
December is here before it’s June.
My goodness how the time has flewn.
How did it get so late so soon?
-Dr. Seuss
Traducción sin la rima:
¿Qué pasó que se hizo tan tarde?
Llega la noche antes de la tarde
Llega diciembre antes de junio.
Ay bendito cómo vuela el tiempo
¿qué pasó que se hizo tan tarde?
-Dr. Seuss
Bertille S., innkeeper - "There is no better way to someone's heart than through the stomach! Even the hardest of hearts melts like grilled cheese over a well-baked fougasse."
I did not count the teeth visible in the photo but they are really numerous. Dont put your finger in his mouth :)
ps : You can click on the photo to watch it with a better resolution (eye, beak, teeth and feathers details).
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