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"I know God will not give me anything I can't handle. I just wish that He didn't trust me so much." - Mother Teresa
It seems that when I have one things finally under control another spins out of control.
Taken at the beginning of a rainstorm
Tremont
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
After 5 years working with this wee chap trust is not an issue. Came so close DOF was to shallow. This is a two stack image :)
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Few delights can equal the mere presence of one whom we trust utterly
Location:Cyber jaya lake garden, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
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Trust your instincts Jordan
This girl was not exactly a crush when I have received her, her skin tone was too pale for my taste and this lipstick color... :-(
but just a restyle later, she is one of my favorite : beautiful hairdown, nice sober outfit and suddenly it all makes sense : the make up, the golden skin tone... Love her !
National Trust Properties
Dunster Castle, Dunster, Somerset
Dunster Castle is a country house in the village of Dunster, Somerset. Formally a medieval motte and bailey castle perched on a hill called the ‘Tor’. After the Battle of Hastings, William de Mohun was granted title to many properties in West Country and it was he who constructed the first castle. Made from timber, the stone keep was added to in the 12th century. The Mohun occupied the property until it was sold to the Luttrell family at the end of the 14th century.
Between 1419-1426, work was completed on the Great Gatehouse and barbican. The castle was reroofed. The castle changed hands when after the 2nd battle of St Albans (1461), it was given to the Herbert family by Edward IV. In 1485 it was given back to the family by Henry VII when he acceded to the Throne.
In 1617 the architect William Arnold was employed by George Luttrell to create a brand new house in the Lower Ward. What he created was a Jacobean mansion but costing three times the initial budget.
During the English Civil War, Dunster firstly supported the Parliament, then changed to Royalist and finally back to Parliament after siege. It was at this time that Parliament decreed that some of the Castle must be destroyed. The defensive walls were demolished, only the Great Gatehouse and bases to the two towers remained.
It has undergone many changes since. It was used during WWII for convalescing US service personnel. It was given to the National Trust (National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty) in 1976 with the majority of its contents.
Maria: Did you mean it? Would you marry me?
Matthew: Yes.
Maria: Why?
Matthew: Because I want to.
Maria: Not because you love me or anything like that, huh?
Matthew: I respect and admire you.
Maria: Isn't that love?
Matthew: No, that's respect and admiration. I think that's better than love.
Maria: How?
Matthew: When people are in love they do all sorts of crazy things. They get jealous, they lie, they cheat. They kill themselves. They kill each other.
Maria: It doesn't have to be that way.
Matthew: Maybe.
Maria: You'd be the father of a child you know isn't yours.
Matthew: Kids are kids, what does it matter?
Maria: Do you trust me?
Matthew: Do you trust me first?
Maria: I trust you.
Matthew: You sure?
Maria: Yes.
Matthew: Then marry me.
Maria: I'll marry you if you admit that respect, admiration, and trust equals love.
Matthew: OK. They equal love.
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Everytime I turn off my computer, I hear Adrienne Shelly ask Martin Donovan if respect and admiration equal love.
RIP Adrienne Shelly, 1966-2006
obama, he is the one, he is the winner, he made a good campaign, he give trust ... he believes into the future - yes, we can do it - but he has to prove it!
the "smiling boy" photo i made in kenya, mombasa in 2006
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It is one of the best examples of the English landscape style of garden. Stourhead, in Wiltshire, is one of the National Trust’s most popular sites. It was given to the National Trust by the Hoare family in 1946. It is one of the most magnificent manor houses and gardens in the country.
Het is een van de beste voorbeelden van de Engelse landschapstuin. Stourhead, in Wiltshire, is een van de populairste sites van de National Trust. Het werd in 1946 door de familie Hoare aan de National Trust geschonken. Het is een van de mooiste landhuizen en tuinen van het land.
Stourton, Warminster, Wiltshire, England
It is one of the best examples of the English landscape style of garden. Stourhead, in Wiltshire, is one of the National Trust’s most popular sites. It was given to the National Trust by the Hoare family in 1946. It is one of the most magnificent manor houses and gardens in the country.
Yellow tree: Liriodendron tulipifera
Het is een van de beste voorbeelden van de Engelse landschapstuin. Stourhead, in Wiltshire, is een van de populairste sites van de National Trust. Het werd in 1946 door de familie Hoare aan de National Trust geschonken. Het is een van de mooiste landhuizen en tuinen van het land.
Gele boom: Liriodendron tulipifera
Grif played Sherri's Gaslight and it was Jennie's Rez-Day! What a show, too much fun and yes I think this is what Second Life should be about. It was a memories I'll never forget and Dru grace us with at least wearing a scarf besides his guitar, thanks Dru! Thanks everyone. When Grf says this is the friendliest group in Second Life he speaks the truth!