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REMEMBER ME?
It might be a new year, but Pru is feeling nostalgic as she is reminded of years past. For the New Year's Gala this evening, she uses that nostalgic feeling to inspire her ensemble: an embroidered black and grey number in the finest tulle, featuring a halter neckline and a black velvet belt. With her velvet and taffeta head band, black sheer gloves and black glittery pumps, Pru is a vintage dream, with her inset blue eyes and non-removable wig of mink.
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Remember those who gave their last measure to give you the right to either uphold the honor of this nation or destroy it.
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Yarmouth Lighthouse, Nova Scotia, Canada
We vacationed in Nova Scotia for 15 wonderful days during August. This is one of the many lighthouses found in Nova Scotia. We visited this historic old lighthouse while waiting for the Yarmouth-Bar Harbor ferry.
Ff_IMG_9837, 27 Aug 07
Remember God
Delivered a missionary (Dakwah) in various ways,
to obey and remember our Mighty Creator
Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia
The 3 ridges in the foreground are on Fork Mt. followed by Pinnacle Ridge coming off of the Priest Mt. in the background which is tread for the Appalachian Trail. All are located in George Washington and Jefferson National Forest in Virginia.
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A small veterans memorial on Washington Street next to Christ Episcopal Church in Owosso, looking suitably patriotic for the 4th of July.
When you're up to your as_hole in alligators, it's hard to remind yourself, that your initial objective was to drain the swamp!
Atchafalaya Swamp as seen from I-10 along a very long bridge/causeway structure over the swamp.
On May 1, 1970, in Thuong Duc, Vietnam, Carl died of a rocket and mortar attack defending a bunker.
This slide is a scan of the first page of the "MCB 121 Da Nang 1970" cruise book which was dedicated to Carl.
On January 27, the U.S. Mission participated in the official Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony hosted by the UN Offices at Geneva to mark the 75th Anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz and the end of the Holocaust. During the event, Holocaust survivor Paul Sobol recounted his own story of survival, and the Choir of the Geneva Alliance Girsa School, accompanied by the Hotegezugt Orchestra, provided a musical interlude. As Ambassador Bremberg noted in his remarks, “Holocaust Remembrance Day keeps alive the stories and experiences of those who bore witness to one of the most horrific periods in history…. But Holocaust Remembrance Day is more than remembering the past. It’s about understanding why the Holocaust happened. It’s about making sure that Holocaust history is portrayed in an accurate way. It calls on all of us to be mindful of the future and to live up to the pledge of ‘never again’.” Other featured speakers included UNOG Director General Tatiana Valovaya, Israeli Ambassador Aviva Raz Shechter, Russian Ambassador Gennady Gatilov, and EU Ambassador Walter Stevens. Director of the UN Information Service Alessandra Vellucci served as master of ceremonies, and journalist Xavier Colin moderated the discussion with Mr. Sobol.
U.S. Mission Photo/Eric Bridiers
Words are flying out like
endless rain into a paper cup
They slither while they pass
They slip away across the universe
Pools of sorrow waves of joy
are drifting thorough my open mind
Possessing and caressing me
"Moment in Paradise" ELO: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvVgKR6J7Us
"Across the Universe" The Beatles: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCKANiM9tUM
On March 6th of 1836 the 13 day siege at the Alamo ended, which proved to be a pivotal event for the Texas Revolution.
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Remember when butterflies were everywhere, skylarks were commonplace, the sun shone every day, farmers used horse and traps to go everywhere......ah yes, I remember.
Oils on canvas board. Size 500cms x 400cms.