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Project 365 (50/365)- June 12, 2010
I guess I get carried away with photographing this bottle. I just love it! Consider it a mini-series of photos. :)
The Postcard
A postcard that was published by Moore & Wingham, Publishers of High-Class Postcards, 39 East Street, Chichester, Sussex. The artwork was by George Fossick.
The card was posted in Southsea using a 1d. stamp on the 6th. August 1931. It was sent to:
The Rev. Bruce Cornford, M.A.,
Queen's Road,
Waterlooville,
Hants.
The message on the divided back was as follows:
"When paying in some more
money this morning, I enquired
about that odd eight shillings &
sixpence, & was told that it was
interest allowed, so it is all right,
and not a printer's error.
B.L."
The Rev. Bruce Cornford
The Reverend Bruce Cornford was born in 1867.
His clerical career didn’t have the most auspicious of beginnings. Having just been made a Deacon, Cornford was sent to serve his curacy in Portsmouth.
The vicar who was meant to be training him was laid-back, when he wasn’t away on holiday.
After being left alone to run the parish for a prolonged period while the incumbent was on the continent, Cornford finally cracked and, in protest at these regular absences, put his superior’s house on the market.
When the Vicar was glancing over the English newspapers some time later, he happened to notice a sizeable Portsmouth residence up for sale. His interest piqued, he read on, only to realise to his horror that it was his own house that was being flogged to the highest bidder.
The ‘all enquiries to Rev. Bruce Cornford’ part of the advert rather gave the game away – the Vicar cut short his jaunt and Cornford got the sack.
In a 1923 issue of the parish magazine, Bruce made the following comment on the christening of Princess Mary’s baby:
"I should like to make my tiny protest at a solemn
piece of bunkum enacted at the christening of the
Lascelles baby by the Most Rev. the Lord Archbishop
of York.
General Higginson, of the Guards, aged 96, was one
of the sponsors for this child, and the Archbishop thus
solemnly addressed him:
“Ye are to take care that this child be
brought to the Bishop so soon as he
can say the Creed, the Lord s Prayer,
the Ten Commandments, and be further
instructed in the Church Catechism set
forth for that purpose.”
Surely this is simply farcical. When the baby is four, the
General will be 100, and should he live to that great age
I do not think there will be much possibility of effectual
communication between the two.
When the Archbishop was Vicar at Portsea I think he
used to tell his people that 15 or 16 was usually the best
age for a confirmation candidate.
The General, if he lives, will then be 111, and hardly in a
condition to approach the bishop with the child."
In 1928 the Reverend Bruce Cornford convened the inaugural meeting of the Waterlooville & District Motor Cycle and Light Car Club. The meeting took place at The Heroes Pub in Waterlooville.
Bruce died in 1940.
Taken at the Isamu Taniguchi Oriental Garden
Cosplayerer:Ashura's Castle! as Princess Tomoyo from TSUBASA RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE
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Can someone take me somewhere where I can dress up in a nice gown with a nice hairdo and these royal earrings, please!!!
Handmade earhooks and amethyst beads, both smooth and facetted. 14k gold filled wire and tiny vermeil beads. The two briolettes almost glow in the dark!!!
Two little girls, one likes princesses and flowers, the other horses and bugs.
The challenge was to create a neutral environment which would appeal to them both.
Watercolor paintings decoupaged with floral heart frames and heart shaped texts on vanilla walls gives a perfect compromise.
100/365 - April 10, 2010: Princess Bounce ...
On Saturday, my hubby and I were relaxing, watching a movie in the afternoon, when I looked out the window and ... "what the heck is THAT?" I exclaimed.
Apparently, our next door neighbors across the breezeway were having a birthday party for their daughter -- FYI, apparently her favorite Disney Princess is Belle, because her pinata was Belle).
They set this small bounce house up near the sand volleyball court. All in all, I thought it would be done in a few hours. But no ... the party started winding DOWN at 10 pm, and I could hear people talking, laughing and putting things up, past midnight).
Anyway, apparently they hadn't heard that other people live in this apartment complex. Hmph!
(Post processed in Lightroom using preset "Moments 2" with Saturation and Luminance shifts.)
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This was such a colorful photo: painted faces, princess dresses, adorned in colorful jewelry and smiles. It was just calling, "black and white" to me. I don't know why, but I love it this way.
This is from another birthday party, hosted by the same mother as the photo from my previous post. She throws the best parties and all in attendance get to let their princess selves shine.
I am way behind in my posts, but BIG changes going on over here so I am going with the flow the best I can. Who's counting anyway, right? ;-)
Day 8
model: princess garcia
location: ecopark
hair: chiara dorado
makeup: franchesca Socorro (http://anjafranchesca.multiply.com/)
lighting/equipment: innovatronix (http://innovatronix.multiply.com)
photographer: ava joyce tuazon (http://avajoycetuazon.multiply.com)