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I love these girls,
Darrien (Left )and Rebecca (Middle).
I will miss you two a ton !
I love this picture of us.
We all have different colour of eyes : D
Verdaderas amigas te amo Ivania Danae Garcia Zepeda Una Amistad Realmente Hermosa Gracias por todoo amiiwiis ♥
A fireless train...this train was used to haul munitions so to avoid sparks ....it was topped up with steam at the depo before leaving to do a run round the yard pulling at least ten trucks.....then would go back to be topped up with more steam.....it was used at the Eastrigg munitions factory near Gretna Green Scotland...during the first world war it was the biggest munitions factory in the world.
Just my first uploaded pic of moi..lots more of certain people to come as someone special has re-sparkled my interest in SL photography.
EE type 4 no D212 rests in Barrow Hill shed yard.
Taken with 1967 Nikkormat FT 35mm SLR, Nikkor 50mm F2 lens, Kodak 'Ektar' 100 ASA film.
(Carbon on paper) (transfer)
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This is my friend Choua. She's really artistic and has a great sense of style.
I'm already hooked on my new camera.
2/10/12
Species: Panthera Tigris - White Tiger
Sex: Male
Born: 4.22.2002
Flash is a male white tiger who shares an enclosure with Lilly a female orange tiger and he couldn't be happier about it! Flash is CARE's dreamboat, every woman who visits CARE envies the love and affection that Flash shows for his Lilly. There are many male and female pairs who share an enclosure at the care facility, but none show the care for one another like our Flash & Lilly, it's truly an amazing sight to behold. Flash spends most his days lounging in the sun with Lilly or cleaning her. In the summer months the two can even be seen taking a refreshing dip together in their pool.
This picture is of one of the amazing cats rescued by CARE, in Bridgeport, Texas. This picture is copyrighted, use without written permission is illegal.
Model: Ayane (High Toned Rayna restyled by Marina)
Top: Aerodynamic Vanessa FR
Belt: Aerodynamic Vanessa FR
Bolero: HJ Couture
Leggins: HJ Couture
Shoes: DS Eugenia FR
Jewelry: Nu-Face & FR
Azeeza grew up to be a strong willed beautiful young lady. Broke many hearts, but hey, she was the Sultan’s wife, they’d rather let their hearts be broken than have their necks broken for making a move on her. She was so young and innocent that she didn’t have any knowledge on how to raise a child. She tried though; she would try to dress up her baby every now and then. There was one incident when she had run the nappy pin through his skin, ouch! There were lots of other ladies (‘goma’s) at the palace who happily took charge in taking care of the young prince.
She loved her tutorial sessions, she soon learnt to read & write Dhivehi. She could understand and reply a little when spoken to in English, but reading was tough for her. Her favorite tutorial session of all was Dhivehi Poetry. It’s not just the subject, but the tutor too. Yes, she fell in love with her poetry tutor, who loved her back dearly. But she was married, though to an old man, he was her husband. You can’t really blame her for wandering away. But what she did was wrong. It was worse because she was the wife of the Sultan. They met in secrecy, went to the woods where no one went, had romantic moments that she’s so fond of. It wasn’t long before their secret was out in the open. She wanted to run off with her lover, but was it really her wish that mattered? No, for bringing disgrace to the Sultan, the unfortunate tutor had to take all the responsibility. He was banished to an island. While on the Dhoni, before it set sail, he wrote a poem which is now a well-known song, of which the following are some of the verses I know.
Mihiriyye haalakee ulhey, Kihineiy tha dhen hadhaanee
Jehifa mivaa gilan magey, Keehbaa va ey kuraanee…
Mee haadha loabi loaiybekey, Beevehjeyey athun magey,
Aharenge loabi dhekilumah, Mahusharu bimah he dhaanee
These articles are about my grandmother. The child she bore to the Sultan is my uncle. Grandma later married my grandfather and had my mom. She may have had a tough start at life, but believe me she’s one lucky lady, she has lots of grandchildren who love her a lot and lives a comfortable life. She told me these tales some time back when she her memory was good. She is now very old, like in her early 80s. Physically very fit for someone her age, but hardly remembers our names, or even hers. But you would be so surprised to know that she still sings that song in tune and the verse she always sings is the last of that I’ve scribbled there. I guess true love never dies!