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when i am really sick, i try to see if i'll be able to shower before i disrobe so to speak. this day-day 18/365, absolutely no way. after just sliding down the wall and at times trying to pull myself up and failing, miserably, i called for my mom and had her bring my laptop. i wanted to show this (thanks to macbook's photobooth!) process with all the humiliation it entails. it is very difficult to show these--so please be kind. xxx
Heeks. He was deeply humiliated. "Young man, if you call that good
sense," rumbled the deep voice of John Carmody, "then I don't agree
with you. You condemn Darrin-----" "Who is speaking?" roared Lieutenant
Cantor. "My name is John Carmody," returned
the planter,
coolly. "Then be good
enough to remain silent,"
commanded Cantor. "Since I'm on
a government boat," retorted the planter, "I suppose I may as
well do as I'm ordered. But at some other time I shall air my opinion
of you, young man, as freely as I please." Lieutenant Cantor bit his
lips, then gave the order
to proceed to the appointed rendezvous. As Cantor's launch neared
Dalzell's steamer, the lieutenant ordered a rocket sent up. From away
over on the horizon an answering rocket was seen. Forty minutes later
the "_Long
Island_" lay to close by. Cantor's launch was the first to
go in alongside. "Were you successful?" hailed the voice of the
executive officer from the bridge. "Ensign Darrin was, sir," Cantor
replied, through the megaphone. "Are all the missing Americans safe?"
"Yes, sir," Cantor
continued. "And all our own men?" "Two killed, sir, and four
wounded, through what I believe to be disobedience of orders."
Instructions came for Lieutenant Cantor's launch to lay alongside. Soon
after the men were on deck and the launch hoisted into place. Then,
under orders, Darrin ran alongside.
First of all his wounded men
were passed on hoard, being there received by hospital stewards from
the sick bay.
Then, amid impressive silence, the two dead men were taken on board.
"Ensign Darrin," directed the officer of the deck, from the bridge,
"you are directed to report to Captain Gales, at once." Saluting, and
holding himself very erect, Dave Darrin stepped proudly aboard. His
face was white and angry as he neared the captain's quarters, but the
young ensign strove
to command himself, and tried to keep his sorely tried temper
within bounds. "You will pass inside, sir, at once," directed the
marine orderly, as
the young officer halted
near the door. Acknowledging the marine's salute, Dave Darrin passed
him and entered the office. Lieutenant
Cantor, erect
and stern, faced Captain Gales,
A church and monastery were founded here around 1350 by the Umiliati (Humiliated) order and initially dedicated to Saint Christopher, the patron saint of the gondoliers. Tiberio da Parma, the leader of the Order, and said to have been responsible for the original design of the church, is buried here. During the building of this church an unfinished statue of the Madonna, made by Giovanni de Santis (but also said to have fallen from heaven) and kept in an orchard (orto) nearby following its rejection by the Prior of Santa Maria Formosa, for which church it had been carved, started getting a reputation for glowing and working miracles. The church bought the statue, with the intention of thereby increasing offerings towards the cost of the building work, and on 18th June 1377 it was placed on the high altar. Since then the church has been known as Madonna dell'Orto. More www.churchesofvenice.co.uk/cannaregio.htm#madellort
As a good portion of my contacts were not even born when this was taken - this was my junior prom, May 1977. My date was a friend. This was in So Cal, prior to my east coast college years. PS - this is also for the Xmas project I'm working on for my folks!
FOAM Museum, Amsterdam.
Seen at 11 June at the exhibition 'Ernest Cole. House of Bondage' at the FOAM Museum of photography Amsterdam, held from the 27th of January 2023 until the 14th of June 2023. Story from museum website:
'Foam proudly presents an overview of the work of South African photographer Ernest Cole. The photographer is celebrated for his tireless documentation of Black lives in South Africa under apartheid: a regime of institutionalised racial segregation that was in effect from 1948 to the early 1990s. The exhibition includes parts of his archive, which had long been considered lost.
As one of the first Black freelance photographers, Cole offered with his work an unprecedented view from the inside. Born in a township, Cole experienced the strains of apartheid first-hand. By having himself reclassified from ‘black’ to ‘coloured’, he managed to access places where most South Africans were banned. He risked his life exposing the grim reality of racial segregation, by documenting miners inside the mines, police controls and the demolition of townships, among others.
This exhibition shows the rediscovery of 60.000 negatives and contact sheets in the safety deposit boxes of a Swedish bank in 2017. Besides (colour) images from his time in America, the archive contains unpublished photographs and contact sheets from House of Bondage. The exhibition in Foam is the first large scale overview of Cole’s work to include parts of his retrieved archive.'
Nobody has to know. (Imogen Heap: Tidal) Today is a really good day.
Yesterday I feel like I humiliated myself, and when I humiliate myself, I get a bit aggressive and angry. So after I spat out my dummy for a while, I decided what's done is done and I can't change what's in the past, so there you go. Then I went to do KenKen Puzzles and listened to Imogen Heap. The one Imogen Heap song that I'm listening to a lot right now is called "Between Sheets". All the way through the making of "Ellipse" album, she Vlogged to update fans on it's status. Here's the Vlog (which was when the album was complete) where she talks about why "Between Sheets" ended up smack bang in the middle.
The reason why today is a good day is because my friend got notification from the Home Office that she is now a Permanent British Resident. Which is pretty much the awesomest news I've heard in a while. I told her if she was denied residency that I'd marry her so she could stay. (JK.) I'm really hoping to get to London in a few weeks so I can see her and Jasmin and maybe Scarleth too! I wrote her a card (I really like handwritten cards and notes, and I think it's a bit more personal than a Tweet or a FB Post) and didn't die in the queue at the Post Office..
I hope everyone has a good Bank Holiday Weekend. The weather isn't supposed to be great, but it wasn't supposed to be great all week and it's been alright.
She was in love ...
but the person whom she cared
ignored her...
the agony of humiliation....
A scene from Kathakali..
Kathakali is a classical Indian dance drama noted for its attractive makeup and costumes...detailed gestures...well defined body movements with attractive music and orchestra of percussion and bell. It originated in Kerala southern part of India during 16th centuray AD.
But the Lord stands beside me like a great warrior.
Before him my persecutors will stumble.
They cannot defeat me.
They will fail and be thoroughly humiliated.
Their dishonor will never be forgotten.
-Jeremiah 20:11
Postcard available at www.zazzle.com/jeremiah_20_11_a_mighty_warrior_postcard-2...
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2016/03/05(sat)
MALAYSIAS MILITARY DEATH METAL
HUMILIATION JAPAN INVASION 2016 OSAKA
at SOCORE FACTORY
HUMILIATION
DISTURD
SEX MESSIAH
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ift.tt/1RJJsd8 Viennese Jews are made to scrub the streets in humiliation after the German annexation of Austria, 1938 [804x555] #HistoryPorn #history #retro ift.tt/1Upd3ZX via Histolines