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My 'Stand Up To Cancer' pin :) Blue for the boys and pink for the girls.
HMM :))
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This is a Stand Up to Cancer pin badge that I have had for many years. I usually have it pinned to my purse.
For this week's theme I have placed it on the 1 inch (1.54cm) neck of a coloured bottle.
HMM!
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Also for #9 badges:124 pictures in 2024
You can read about the charity organisation SU2C here.
Me and Herb at Towneley park
An early morning 3 mile walk
#screenshot
Stand up to Cancer
fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/davids-su2c-dog-walki...
Isn’t it funny how time doesn’t stop for anything?
It just keeps ticking, as we wish for even a five-minute break.
A break from feeling helpless,
A break from feeling impending doom,
A break from feeling broken.
What we wouldn’t give to turn back time,
when we feel like it’s running out.
How our entire soul aches,
for peace and understanding,
in our darkest time of sorrow.
Feel the hand on your shoulder,
as God endures the days with you
and gives you strength when you have none.
Hope now and fear later.
Hope now, that tomorrow will be a better day
and yesterday stays past.
God didn't promise days without sorrow,
laughter without sadness or sun without rain.
But God did promise strength for those who are weary,
comfort for the tears and light for the way.
And all who believe in his kingdom above,
He answers their faith with everlasting love.
An end to cancer is not far away,
It will be here someday... someday. Everything’s going to Be OK!!
TGIF and have a great weekend! :)
11th October 2014 - Spotted this view while i was photographing the 'Stand Up To Cancer' march on the front and couldn't resist taking a shot.
I'm definitely going to have to make a return trip with a tripod as this was handheld at 1600iso or maybe more and Canon is very weak at higher sensitivity settings...
www.standuptocancer.org.uk/march-on-cancer?gclid=CIr1qeSO...
Despite the diagnosis of brain cancer, our friends shine brightly with hope, humor, positivity, and love, and reveal the truth that love always shines on. #WorldCancerDay #NotBeyondUs #StandUptoCancer
KLAX (Los Angeles International Airport) - 21 JAN 2021
"American 312" from Licenciado Gustavo Diaz Ordaz International Airport (PVR/MMPR) - Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - on short final to RWY 25L.
Production Site: Mobile (BFM)
First Flight: 19 APR 2016
Test Registration: F-WZMB
Delivery to American Airlines: 16 MAY 2016 as N162AA
Ferried BFM-DFW on 17 MAY 2016 on delivery
Hex Code: A0F91D
Fleet Number: 894
Configuration: C16Y165
Engines: 2x IAE V2533-A5
Painted in "Stand Up To Cancer" special colors in SEP 2019
After the shock and sadness of yesterday, it was perhaps appropriate that today in town, people were standing up to cancer.
Info: Canon 7D, 77mm, f/5.6, 1/100, ISO 100
Graham is cycling for Cancer Research UK and I met him whilst walking along the tow path near to Hillmorton. Graham has all his possessions with him and set off from Slough on his "The Endless Journey". His bike was laden with essentials and he carries all his electronic gadgets in plastic bags. By his own admission he had been know to fall into the canal. A talkative individual, we finally got around to me making a donation for him. Eventually we got to his page and made a donation. I think his journey will be slow and tedious as his bike and cart are wide. I passed him a bit later on my way back where he was repairing a puncture to his tyre. I wish him well and hope he gets to where he is going. The name is endless journey and I believe that is what he will be doing along the canals for Cancer Research.
This picture is #87 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page.
LIfe may not be the party we hoped for… but while we're here we may as well DANCE. Jeanne C. Stein Sup2C
American Airlines Airbus A321-231(WL) N162AA "Stand Up to Cancer" turns on to Runway 19R at Milwaukee General Mitchell International as American 491 to Charlotte Douglas International. N162AA would spend the remainder of the day flying back and forth between Charlotte Douglas and Tampa International. The arrows on both sides of the plane contain 22,627 names cancer survivors, patients and those who have been lost to cancer.
sweet jesus omg this song.
i can't even justify it with words.
so here's a cover for it
and here's a color version i46.tinypic.com/vrf3mh.jpg
