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Post-apocalypse is a popular content in games and movies, and you can find many of them in SL.
If we were at peace, we could enjoy them as entertainment, but today, I see them only as a more serious problem.
Why does humanity seek to satisfy its desires and dominate through violence rather than love?
STOP WAR...
Ravenport Reclaimed
Happy Monday everyone! I am featuring today a beautiful new skin applier by Amara Beauty and a lovely make up set by E.Vary that goes together like a glove, in my opinion. Credits here: BeUnique
“When you are content to be simply yourself and don't compare or compete, everyone will respect you.”
- Lao Tzu -
As I sit and think about the days,
I dream about a place far away.
I let the sun warm my soul
And ponder the place I'd like to go.
I let the wild winds play with my hair.
I let my spirit free to go where no one else dares.
Over the still waters of sacrifice and belief.
Over the dry lands I have recovered from any grief.
My heart is content and full;
I will allow myself to sit and tarry while these dreams I hold and continue to carry.
Sometimes, daydreaming is all a person can do when you discover something so sweet and new. Life is a fine work of art and a gift. I'll linger here a little longer and daydream.Thank you all for your continued support, kind favs, and lovely comments. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
De mon jardin hier avec une cétoine doré
car aujourd’hui chez moi il pleut très fort
bon le jardin et content
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After deleting all non-safe content... Exhausted but grateful to keep the rest of my art.
Don't disturb pose - Coming soon at posevent.
Bien content de revoir ce bel oiseau ; de passage bien que certains resteront mais il se feront bien discret .
Plain's Zebras(Burchell's Zebras)
Okavango Delta: Botswana
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Date Night at Dark Dreams with the one I love ♥
Listening to great tunes from DJ Deej .😊
Taken at ~Dark Dreams~
Excerpt from heritagemississauga.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Lakevi...:
3. “Alannah” The Pallett-McMaster House
1400 Dixie Road ??
Built c1911
The oldest portion of this house was built circa 1911 by Leslie Howard Pallett. In 1925 the house was purchased by Arthur Carson McMaster (1868-1933) as a summer home, and under his ownership the house was enlarged to its current size.
The house is a rare local example of English Tudor Manor architecture. Under the McMaster family the house was called “Alannah”, which means “Endearing” or “Precious”. Arthur was a prominent lawyer, and was the eldest son of William John McMaster, a nephew of Senator William McMaster, founder of McMaster University. Arthur and his son John Wanless McMaster were both members of the Toronto Golf Club, on the opposite side of Dixie Road. After her father’s death in 1933 and her mother’s death in 1962, Margretta McMaster inherited the house. The house was sold to developers after Margretta passed away in 1968. This former estate structure now serves as facility for the high-rise condominium building on the property.
Excerpt from sutton.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/MaisonsPatrimoine_EN...:
Eastern Township Bank, 5 South Principale Street: The erection of a bank in Sutton is the direct result of the economic and industrial development that followed the arrival of the train. In 1902 the Eastern Townships Bank was the first to be established. The building, built in 1912, has most of its original Beaux-Arts features: spare volumes but highly ornamental elements in the top part of the façade which recall the Antiquity style. Their grandiose appearance bears witness to the imposing presence and wealth of banks. This building is a model that was widely used among Eastern Townships Bank branches throughout the country.
Newcastle is a small seaside resort town in County Down, Northern Ireland, which had a population of 7,672 at the 2011 Census. It lies by the Irish Sea at the foot of Slieve Donard, the highest of the Mourne Mountains. Newcastle is known for its sandy beach, forests, and mountains. Wikipedia
I don't want to give short shrift to my "pea pods," but I do want to be green in content of St. Patrick's Day. Let's hear it was Miner's Lettuce, Claytonia perfoliata!
I really had to be in tune with my surroundings to see this plant at the Garden. Tucked between several cacti and mostly in the shade, that springtime green just stood out among the other plants in that section. And what a deep green it was.
View Large to see that tiny white flower in the center! It's sort of a flower within a flower. Claytonia perfoliata, also known as miner's lettuce, Indian lettuce, winter purslane, or palsingat (Cahuilla), is a flowering plant in the family Montiaceae. It is an edible, fleshy, herbaceous, annual plant native to the western mountain and coastal regions of North America, from southernmost Alaska and central British Columbia, all the way south to Central America, but most common in California in the Sacramento and northern San Joaquin Valleys.
If you've hiked the foothills or valleys of California, you've probably seen some. The Gold Rush miner's ate it and probably named it. And I think I still see it in a salad now and then, and may once more if we ever go out to eat again ;-)
With her head laid on her back, this female Canada Goose sat quite contently and watched what I was doing. I didn't get close as to disturb her, but as I got up to leave she lifted her head ever so slightly. I left some corn close by for her and went on my way.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot captured in June 2015. A rally for the Scottish National Party was taking place in George Square at the time I captured this, hence the abundance of Scottish flags in the background. Enjoy.
Passion flower (Passiflora incarnata) is a climbing vine with white and purple flowers. The chemicals in passion flower have calming effects.
Coucou tout le monde c'est Billy au clavier.
Voilà, on vient de rentrer de chez ma gentille véto. Je pense que môman a raison, la véto est amoureuse de moi mais grave comme il faut, elle a passé plus de temps à me papouiller et à me dire plein de mots d'amour que des soins. Entre nous, je préfère ;-)
Alors, pour mon menton, c'est une grosse plaie pas belle à voir du tout (moi j'ai pas vu mais j'ai vu la tête de môman, mamie et ma véto et ça avait l'air bien dégueu!). On m'a nettoyé convenablement la plaie, on m'a même enlevé des petites touffes de poils et du coup on voit ma peau rose cochon en dessous :-p
Pour ne pas que j'aie trop mal, on m'a fait une belle piqure de cortisone et j'ai pas bronché.
Pour l'intérieur de ma bouche, c'est pas pire qu'avant, y a même un léger mieux par rapport au mois de mai. Il n'y a plus d'ulcères au niveau du palais mais par contre y a des zones très rouges au niveau des gencives. Et puis on a peut être eu l'explication de cet abcès. En fait la grosse canine en haut à droite (on la voit pas sur la photo évidemment mais c'est de ce côté là) est tellement longue qu'elle a creusé un trou dans la "lèvre" de la machoire inférieure :-( on dirait le foureau d'une épée il paraît mais comme la gencive de cette dent là est très enflammée, c'est sûrement ça infecte une veine qui arrive sur mon menton et qui fait que l'infection sort par là...
Donc voilà la mauvaise nouvelle de la soirée c'est que je vais retourner sur la table d'opération mercredi! On va m'enlever cette saloperie de dent et puis une autre aussi un peu plus loin. Et d'ici là ça sera antibiotiques matin et soir, pweeerk.
Môman a eu un peu peur mais la véto a dit que si elle proposait cette solution c'est qu'elle avait confiance, que vu mon âge y avait un risque évident mais il y a aussi des techniques d'anesthésie moins lourdes et que de toute façon avant l'opération on allait me faire des analyses de sang et un examen des reins et qu'elle choisirait alors l'anesthésie qui convient le mieux. Du coup c'est môman qui avait pas l'air fier dans le cabinet de la véto parce qu'il faut pas oublier que j'ai un souffle au coeur aussi. Moi personnellement je m'en foutais, j'étais déjà retourné dans ma caisse après qu'on m'ait dit que j'étais le plus beau, le plus brave et le plus gentil, na!
En tout cas môman vous remercie tous pour vos gentils mots, elle est très touchée et elle vous embrasse tous très fort. Moi je vous envoie plein de ronrons et je file me coucher, vais rêver à ma véto! A bientôt!