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Men at home “sick”? Oh no, spare me!!
A few days ago Wouter had an operation because of a inguinal rupture (liesbreuk)
and is on sick leave for some times now. When it will take much longer I guess I will go nuts. No one else never ever before had such a terrible operation as he did (in his opinion) and so he calls for attention all day long. Help!!!
JetBlue crewmembers help unload supplies to be donated to the following organizations:
Grace International, a non-profit organization running an orphanage and school (www.graceintl.org/)"
Ecole Herve Romain, a school in Port-au-Prince’s red zone run by charity organization Edeyo (edeyo.org/what-we-do/our-school-ecole-herve-romain- 2/)
Children of Hope Haiti’s orphanage in Saintard, north of Port-au-Prince (childrenofhopehaiti.com/Orphanage.php)
International Medical Corporation (internationalmedicalcorps.org/)
Photos by Tamara Patterson
JetBlue Airways
Jacket-::PM:: Gretel Jacket Magenta
Pants- ::PM:: Skinny Jeans Magenta
Hair- A&A Miley Moonlight
Jewelry- Maxi Gossamer Black Dare Bangles
Maxi Gossamer- Talia Cluster Ring
Chop Zuey- Ma Songe Belly Ring
Shoes- Finesmith LoveStilettoBlack
i want to trade some of my singlets for a nice red or blue singlet...size adult medium
help me out please :)
Help by F.E. McWilliam 1977
Help was commissioned by the Harlow Arts Trust. It represents two women from the Northern Ireland Peace Movement. It was unveiled by Sir Hugh Casson, President of the Royal Academy of Arts.
I have to make a decision: I've been offered the possibility to display two of my pictures in a public gallery for two years. One of the three images has to go. I really can't decide. I think the smoke is sure "in" for me, so which one should be published as well? The car or the greenish tree?
People can borrow the pictures from the gallery for their living room, toilet, garage... whatever, and have to give them back after three months.
Nebraska Army National Guard Spc. Kiefer Kotrous, 189th Transportation Company, helps direct traffic while distributing food from the Food Bank of Lincoln to residents, April 24, 2020, on a rainy day in Tecumseh, Nebraska. The Nebraska National Guard is supporting multiple food bank operations throughout the state during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Nebraska National Guard photo by Sgt. Lisa Crawford)
This is a poster I created to help raise money for the efforts in Haiti. For more information check out my blog post @ resourcehive.com/2010/01/15/help-hope-haiti/
Mother and child sit on mat outdoors following the Haitian earthquake.
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Members of the Violet Organization run at the scene of a reported air strike on the city of Maaret al-Numan in Syria's rebel-held Idlib province on January 3, 2018.
Es una infusión 100% natural que te ayudará a reducir la pesadez y el malestar de tus piernas gracias a la combinación de plantas y frutos seleccionados por sus principios activos para favorecer tu circulación: vid roja, meliloto, hamamelis y arándanos
For some reason I rarely get Toby in action so here's a (somewhat focused) shot just to prove it happens.
I think it's because once he gets the ball he tends to drop his head and march back with purpose vs Riley's headlong sprints.
Daily Dog Challenge - 5077. 10/26 "I Help"
SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AIRMEN & FAMILIES ASSOCIATION (SSAFA) - FORCES HELP
Photograph taken by Ed Miller
Sgt Simon Harmer, 34, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, lost both his legs whilst serving in Afghanistan’s Helmand Province on October 26th, 2009. The Army medic, who married wife Marisa just three months earlier, spent six weeks being treated at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine at Selly Oak Hospital, Birmingham, before transferring to the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre at Headley Court, Surrey.
While at Headley Court Simon was able to spend time with Marisa at SSAFA Norton House, one of two ‘homes from home’ for the families of injured Service personnel run by SSAFA. The houses allow families to spend quality time together away from the hospital environment as they come to terms with life-changing injuries and look towards the future together. Legacies ensure that SSAFA is able to provide support, whether it be financial, practical or emotional, for serving personnel, those that used to serve and the families of both.