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"It's the dark of night and I'm at the end of the line
Alone in my head and waiting for something divine
to answer me
Drowning to silence the internal violence, I pray
to make it through
The stormwinds are growing as my dreams are blowing away"
Recollections on death
The word 'death' is associated with fear, obscurity and deep sadness. The theme of death is taboo. I remember some episodes in my life when I used in conversation such words as death, die, tombstone with which I easily put my interlocutors into confusion. One day I was even given a reproach, telling that these words are kind of forbidden and shouldn't be said aloud. I remember I was deeply confused by this reproach as when you look at the history of mankind it becomes obvious that birth and death are natural and essential parts of any life.
Fear of death is evident. Here I am and here I stop existing. What has changed? Was there a slightest sense in everything I've done? Is there a meaning of life?
I have heard about death in my childhood. I realized that for every beginning there is an end, I have seen the reports about famous people' death, at last I have seen cats shook down on the roads. But still death was away from me. The first time I faced it was at the age of 10 when my father passed away unexpectedly. Just before it happened he said goodbye to me for a longer time than usual as he went for a walk. He has never came back.
The comprehension of what had happened came later. The death acquaintances astonished me. I still remember the fear gripping me. The fact that we are mortal and so weak shocked me. Then came sadness and sorrow from the fact that we can lose our beloved and one day pass away as well. Fourteen years has passed but there is no day I haven't thought about death. And I know that many people are afraid of it the same as me, because it is something unexplored and unpredictable. It is something that can not be planned. Moreover, it is impossible to know what will be further if ever there will be something.
It can be seen from the side as if I am disenchanted by life, but is untrue. I admire life and am happy for the ability to feel and live. One can suppose that I am dreaming of immortality, but that is untrue again. Immortality would be punishment for me.
The fact that each of us has certain years given makes our life and its meaning the highest value. There is life given. Sooner of later it will come to an end. It is inevitable. There is only one question left, concerning the meaning of life. How to spend the years given? One decides on his own. There is no universal meaning, but one can fulfill has life with sense. Devote oneself to something, experience something, share something. Only when you realize that everything comes to an end, your beginning and the path called life gains the deepest meaning. It can be seen that each of us is living in a personally created myth. A life-long myth.
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My recollection of seaside holidays in England as a young child is that whatever town we stayed in invariably had pretty gardens or flower-beds along the seafront. This is Morecambe in north Lancashire, which was once one of England's most important seaside towns. Morecambe once had two piers, but both have gone. The railway station on the promenade has also gone, to be replaced by one in the town.With Blackpool less than an hour away to the south the town certainly has lots of competition. I guess it still attracts the older visitor (like my wife and myself!).
Old Port of Montreal
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I won't be uploading tomorrow because I'm going to an Oscar movie showcase, but I hope you all have a fabulous day. <3<3
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* Late 16th cent. (denoting gathering things together again): from French or medieval Latin 'recollectio' (n-), from the verb 'recolligere', which means to ‘gather again’.
Roma, Italia
EXPLORE-D (8 December 2011)
2020 Recollections
Lego Solo Exhibition-Lego Let's Go
Put my Mocs (Leopard Cat, Urban Panda) into LEGO House again.
2020年，完成了樂高個展 - Lego Let's Go
再次將作品(石虎.城市熊貓)放進LEGO House
電視錄影(創藝多腦河).廣播錄音(下午楓一點)
參加KAVALAN 噶瑪蘭酒瓶裝置藝術計劃
#LEGO #樂高 #レゴ #DOGOD #Taiwan #狗神磚創
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My recollection of the last time I visited here in Carnon is a little spotty. I seem to remember something about fresh croissants every day.
That, and the scenery and the excellent food and, let's not forget the wine. My memory of the trip is a string of highlights all tied together. I've been thinking about it lately because I'll be heading back in a few months.
I have no agenda other than to get reacquainted with the customs of that region which, as I recall, are quite reasonable. I'll be taking a lot of pictures, of course.
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in Humanity's search for peace...is to remember...that we are all a people of love, joys, and happiness...
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It's unfortunate that flickr doesn't support much horizontality. Anyway, hello! I haven't seen you for a bit. How are you? I'm still in Canada… currently at the hotel, hours from witnessing our good friends wed, so not much time to catch up. Especially since I have a second interview coming up on Monday. Please cross your fingers for me!