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The City of Red Rocks has an amazing interactive grocery store. If you come visit you can grab a basket and get your healthy fruits and vegetables. If you are into meats, there is also a produce section!
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I AM WEARING...PINK CHERRY
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.::PiNKCHERRY::. - Lace Belt Dress "Rhiannon"
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I remember it well
The first time that I saw
Your head around the door
'Cause mine stopped working
I remember it well
There was wet in your hair
I was stood in the stairs
And time stopped moving
I want you here tonight
I want you here
'Cause I can't believe what I found
I want you here tonight
I want you here
Nothing is taking me down, down, down...
I heard it was closing end of May, so you better hurry to see beautiful Black Atoll
Mist, sadly departed this summer gone, striking a pose ... she was good at that .. ontop of Whiteside
You are working so hard, trying to remember what the light looks like even when you can’t see it, even when you can’t look up, even when you can’t open your eyes. You capture the light for incredibly difficult moments like this when you’re not sure how you will be able to continue on, to help yourself remember what the light looks like, what the light feels like.
I remember
there was a time
When I used to sing for you.
Tracy Chapman
I would like to thank Unspashed for part of the background.
Do you remember me...
and how you used to look at me?
Things I didn't have to say...
to make you fall in love!
'Cause I remember you!
Αnd how I used to look at you!
Mood : ♬
Decades ago when I was a teenager, I went to a Remembrance Day ceremony honouring veterans and the dead from the World Wars. As people were bowing their heads at the playing of the last post this man was moved to tears.
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Attingham Park (NT) - Before lockdown it was all rain and wind - It seems a long time ago! Now re-opening, the National Trust property near Shrewsbury, UK
19 years ago today, the Twin Towers in New York City were brought down by terrorists who flew planes into the towers. Those of us who stopped their lives and their hearts that morning will never forget the sheer horror and disbelief we felt collectively as a nation..
I hope that remembering this dreadful moment in time will help to bring us all back together again in these troubling times we find ourselves in now.
Bless us all, Lord, bless us all.
The rocks at Peggy's Cove are as fun to explore as the lighthouse is...oops..meant to add this to the next photo in comment box...
Taken at the beautiful Grauland ♥
Remember the days when tomorrow was none
We lived in the moment, we lived with the sun
Spending our hours on castles of sand
Letting the waves bring us to land
Remember the evenings late by the sea
Orange horizons covered the trees
Let's wait to the moment when no one's around
These beautiful days we once came from
Remember the time when we flew to the calm
Surrounded by mountains, ideas from the ground
Spending our hours where no one could see
Growing our thoughts beneath a tree
Remember the lake side, time moving slow
Turquoise water reflected by snow
Minutes to hours, no movement to come
These beautiful days we once came from
Remember the days when tomorrow was none
We lived in the moment, we lived with the sun
Spending our hours on castles of sand
Letting the waves bring us to land
The post war American automobile buying public was ready for a fresh new look from Detroit. In many cases most cars looked only slightly different than their prewar forties models right up to 1949. Surprisingly, the least expected to do so first was Studebaker with their all new Starlight coupe, and Kaiser, both in 1946, and followed by Hudson in 1947. 1948 saw Cadillac jump on the bandwagon with their new tail-finned models. As far as Chrysler Corp cars, Ford, and the rest of the GM line it wouldn't happen until 1949. And the once great Packard lagged all by offering their new models in 1951, and it, and along with other things probably contributed to their ultimate demise in 1956.
Mechanical and drivability changes were also rapidly happening, and becoming the norm. Features that we've longed taken for granted in most cars today were starting to appear on some of the higher end models. Automatic transmissions were probably an option that many people wanted, and names like Dynaflow, Hydramatic, Fordomatic, and Powerglide were commonly bandied about by the community of new buyers. On the higher end cars you'd probably find things like power windows, power brakes, and power steering, automatic headlight dimmers, and search features on the AM radios, and maybe even air conditioning. And as far as styling, a big new change appeared in 1949, the no post hardtop, or hardtop convertible as it was also known as. It wasn't until 1951 for Ford to have their versions. And that popular look continued right up until the seventies when the government felt it did not meet rollover safety standards. The car seen above was Dodge's version of the all new hardtop design, a 1950 Dodge Coronet Diplomat, their top of the line offering in 1950. This one is a very nicely restored example, albeit never a real favorite of mine, but I suppose it's kind of pretty.
Vince
We will remember them,
The ones who stood tall,
Who fought for their country,
The ones who were willing to fall.
We will remember them,
The ones whose lives had shined,
Who were mighty and bold,
May the world be defined.
Look at all our nations,
Oh how far we've come,
As every person will stay in our hearts,
We shall stand one by one.
- Megan L. Sprigg
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