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Some of my fave art journal pages!! and newly created ones for my #getmessyartjournal Get Messy Art Journal see more info here: getmessyartjournal.cayleegrey.com/
The Mclean House at Appomattox Court House, VA. The Reconstructed 'surrender room' in which Lee surrendered to Grant, ending the Civil War in April 1865. Photo from circa 1992
When the cares of this world darken my day,
Your love and peace they guide and show me the way.
sorry guys ive been out of town alot,and havent had time to put any pictures up.
There's more to come so keep an eye open!
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On the outskirts of Ticonderoga (we finally found the right road), you can drive to the top of Mount Defiance and look across Lake Champlain and see Fort Ticonderoga. That's where the British dragged cannons to the top and aimed them at the fort. The Americans had to surrender. They had thought that no one would do that. They were wrong.
Read about the history of the area: www.fort-ticonderoga.org/history/brief_history.htm
See the view of Mount Defiance from Fort Ticonderoga: static.flickr.com/50/233761111_b4aaf29ce6_o.jpg
Read more information about Mount Defiance: www.historiclakes.org/Ticonderoga/Defiance.html
Fresh pretty flowers for you, my sweet!
What a delightful frame-able Jazz Age find!
This gorgeous 5.25" x 8" botanical plate from 1922 is printed in brilliant glowing colors, using the state of the art 'four color lithograph printing process.' It's done on a heavy satin finished paper and it's blank on the reverse.
And I'm serious when I tell you this; the colors in this antique botanical lithograph are just incredibly beautiful; Rich, Vibrant and Dazzlingly Lifelike and every bit as smooth and flat as the day this stunner was printed nearly 90 years ago.
Let go of all the wounds you have inside.
Recent Pandora find; prepare to jam! www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIev3gjYLkw
Taken at Ocean Reef Park on Singer Island, Florida.
The Japanese Instrument of Surrender was the written agreement that enabled the Surrender of Japan, marking the end of World War II.
Process of Surrender
This is the story of someone that has said yes to God and they desire to surrender that thing to Him, but the hand is partially closed because they’re still in the process of learning what it means to truly give it up.
Media: Charcoal
Dimension: 5"x 12
This angle is the key to understanding what the phases of building are. As i understand it this was the site of two old Ore Hearths, the arches can be seen. When the mill was extended towards the beck and new hearths built they knocked off the top of the right hand hearth, partitioned it in the middle and capped it with flags to make a double box section flue. Then they knocked the wall through between the two hearths and used the left hearth and its flue to create a new twin box section flue. This was joined by other flues at cirtain points and made its way up to the new stack on the hilltop. If you look carefully at the right hand hearth you can see on the back wall in the stones the arc of the old flue.
Someone at DC Strokes has a good sense of humor. Now, if the rowers dressed like Flying Monkeys that would be an interesting race. dcstrokes.org/LTR
Vampire portrait of Cassandra Sechler, director of erotic horror trilogy Tearful Surrender. www.facebook.com/TearfulSurrender
The son of a girlfriend... This was one of the first pictures I ever captured with my DSLR. No added elements.
John Lewis Lambert
Strength in Surrender: Onstage and in Life
The world of improvisational theater has strengthened John’s scripted performances and awakened him to the improvisational reality of life itself, which rarely cooperates with our best-laid plans. This does not, however, alleviate the need for preparation. In some cases a single moment of clarity awakens a person to life’s fragility—such as the passing of John’s beloved wife, Maria Ivania. John's experience is not unique; only his perspective. With few weapons at his disposal to cope with the tragedy for his sons and for himself, the acting and improvisation worlds equipped him for the coming storms. When Life’s large waves hit and pushed John and his sons toward higher ground, Ivania was their anchor. They have since learned to turn around, face these waves, and pull out the proverbial surfboards. He contends that the principles of improvisation hold the keys to success onstage and in life ... because the entire world is a stage.