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The responses were of those of serious concern and concentration as Joel and Aisha, my grandchildren, (and a missions worker) stood on a bluff overlooking the historic city of Toledo, Spain. Missionary Gary Sones was speaking of the Spanish Inquisition, and of its influence on Christianity, directing our attention across the canyon to the very buildings from which these orders were issued.

 

Critiques welcome.

our summer vacation. No cars, no building, no polution. Just a peaceful lake, forest and a beautiful sky full of stars everynight........View On Black

Prize for the Sir Vitus Tournament at Flesh Wound in 2012

You count the knuckles on a hand, and if

you're fortunate, a finger count's the same.

The skipper wasn't fortunate. Our skiff

was only tatters when we ditched it, flame

consuming all but metal filaments that looked -

no kiddin’ - kinda like a flag that's left

in gale-force winds. For years, I mean. We hooked

a sled to Pakkies - tried, by God, to heft

the skipper on it, but the man was big -

too big for even four of us to lift

with all the weight an EV suit configed

to thermal nine requires... Death's a gift...

 

Yeah, death's a gift sometimes... For all of us.

Our fingers match our knuckles. That's a plus...

    

© Keith Ward 2006

Hit Head On

 

The image was created using a photo of a friend's hand and applying Photoshop's stylize/find edges filter among other adjustments (e.g., changing the backlighting). BTW, the filter made the hand look as shrunken and wrinkly as it appears - this friend's hand ain't nothin' like that! :)

 

Click here for more about this series, SF Sonnets.

 

Counting Crows bring it to the Brighton Centre

Rory's Count Dooku imitation

NOLA 2018 - Easter Sunday Parades

 

The story goes that the daughter of Count Arnaud started the Historic French Quarter Parade close to 100 years ago. Today the parade starts at 9:45 a.m. at Antoine's Restaurant (715 Rue St. Louis). It includes a stop for the 11 a.m. mass at the St. Louis Cathedral and resume parading at noon after a promenade in Jackson Square.

 

The parade features stylish ladies in lovely hats handing out goodies via both carriages and convertibles and disbands in front of Antoine's where the ladies promenade through the main dining room handing out stuffed bunnies and Easter trinkets to the patrons.

 

Easter Sunday's lineup of parades starts early that morning with The Historic French Quarter Easter Parade from Antoine's Restaurant at 9:45 a.m. to St. Louis Cathedral for 11:00 a.m. Mass. The parade, consisting largely of mule-drawn carriages and old convertibles, makes its leisurely, roundabout way through the French Quarter, handing out stuffed Easter bunnies to the kids, along with other trinkets.

 

Following Mass, participants in the parade promenade to Jackson Square opposite the Cathedral to show off their Easter bonnets and other finery before returning to Antoine's. Awards are given out for the best Easter bonnets, Easter baskets and overall Easter attire.

 

Later, around 1:00 p.m. is the Chris Owens French Quarter Easter Parade. This tradition, which began back in the early 1980s, features renowned French Quarter singer, dancer and all-around entertainer Chris Owens as the Grand Duchess. She stands proudly on her gaily decorated float, assisted by elegantly attired attendants while decked out in one of her stunning, tight-fitting outfits.

 

The parade starts at the corner of Canal and Bourbon streets and makes its way through the French Quarter, past the Chris Owens Club at 500 Bourbon, with colorful floats and vintage convertibles and accompanied by one or more of the city's famous brass bands. Plus dance groups and other entertainers. And, of course, since this is a New Orleans parade, there will be plenty of throws - Easter-themed - to catch from the floats and the open-top cars. This parade is a sight you'll never forget!

 

Then, later in the afternoon, is yet another parade, the Gay Easter Parade, put on by the city's GLBT community. Being nowhere near as wild or extravagant as a Mardi Gras parade, but rather family-friendly, the Gay Easter Parade takes a leisurely route through the French Quarter, passing every gay bar and many gay-owned restaurants and retail shops. The paraders ride horse-drawn carriages or floats while wearing showy versions of their Easter Sunday finest. Don't be surprised if you see a gaggle of motorcycle dudes in leather and Easter bonnets might roar by. Spectators can expect to see (and catch!) plenty of beads and other throws.

 

( Deux semaines a Nola pour la ville et pour WWE Wrestlemania XXXIV

Two weeks Nola for the city and for WWE Wrestlemania XXXIV )

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Photographer: Ricky Thigpen

A little late doing this for Rachel Lady...

 

I have always loved the first two CDs from Counting Crows...They will always be in my Top Five Albums of all times lists!!

 

Using only song names from ONE ARTIST, cleverly answer these questions. Pass it on. Try not to repeat a song title. It's a lot harder than you think!

 

Pick your Artist:

Counting Crows

 

Are you a male or female:

Have You Seen Me Lately

 

Describe yourself:

Monkey

 

How do you feel:

I'm Not Sleeping

 

Describe where you currently live:

Sullivan Street

 

If you could go anywhere, where would you go:

Omaha

 

Your favorite form of transportation:

Ghost Train

 

Your best friend is:

Mr. Jones

 

You and your best friends are:

Miller's Angels

 

What's the weather like:

It's Raining in Baltimore

 

Favorite time of day:

Daylight Fading

 

If your life was a TV show, what would it be called:

Time and Time Again

 

What is life to you:

Catapult

 

Your relationship:

Children in Bloom

 

Your fear:

A Murder of One

 

What is the best advice you have to give:

Goodnight Elisabeth

 

Thought for the Day:

Anther Horsedreamer's Blues

 

How I would like to die:

Angels of the Silences

 

My soul's present condition:

Rain King

 

My motto:

Perfect Blue Buildings

Best Viewed Large or Original. Vancouver 2010 Olympics. Downtown crowd on the steps of Robson Square

Space Shuttle Endeavour flew over the Houston area today. I took this photo from a parking lot at Johnson Space Center as Endeavour and the carrier aircraft made their way to Ellington Air Field. It was one of the last times we'll see a Shuttle in the air, as it is due to depart for California tomorrow morning.

 

EDIT: I reprocessed the photo to adjust the colors. I think I like this version a bit better.

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Markus Masataka

Historical Site

Fort Vancouver

Vancouver, Washington

A performer from the Halloween event in Paisley.

My Winter Count for 2012. One photo per month. Eight portraits of strangers. Two portraits of people that I met for a second time. My 300th photo of the old tree, and a recent winter scene. To see the twelve individual photos try the Winter Count 2012 tag. The Winter Count is a Utata project.

General Mill's Kubrick set by toy Tokyo

In Loving Memory Of Jun Seba - R.I.P

 

Beautiful On Black

LBTH Mayoral Election Count - 4May18

LBTH Mayoral Election Count - 4May18

New blessing block for the Counting my Blessings stitch along.

 

Blogged @ rosinahuber.blogspot.com/2010/05/umbrella-blessings.html

Market scene from Hoi An, at the food market, away from the tourists

Day 99/365

 

Counting is now a huge thing in my house; my son is starting to understand his numbers.

 

He picks up on things quite quickly and numbers are no different. Amy and I picked up a board with wooden numbers on it from Melissa & Doug which has 1-20 on it, and he can do a pretty good job identifying a good portion of those 20 numbers.

 

An abicus made it's way into the house as well; I remember playing with one in my kindergarten class living in rural Manitoba when I was a child. It's neat how things repeat themselves :)

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