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This is not my photo, but it's someone that I know, with one of her 5 cats, photographed by someone else. Pretty kitty!
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P.S.: since many people have been looking at this photo, I thought that I would add some info. This is my sister-in-law. At the start of the year, they had 7 cats, but 2 of them died this year - one on the day that my brother passed away, which was a most strange coincidence. Now she has "only" 5 cats. This one is Chi-chi; she's the oldest. She was acquired as a kitten, feral, lived in a barn on the farm, and, for a long time, was so afraid and anti-social in the house that they thought they'd have to send her back. However, she suddenly "came around" and has been a wonderful pet, and very good with the small children too, which is not that common in cats.
Photo by Kate McCorriston.
Earlier this year, after a near thirty minute walk to this spot, I realised I had left my camera battery happily charging away in my office! GBRf 60087 was due in about five minutes so I got out my iPhone 8 Plus and took it from the fence line.
Amazing instrument the iPhone, I should take more with it.
#9 (4/5)
(If viewing on a PC, I highly recommend pressing "L" to view in Lightboard mode with a black background.)
For the Knights Templar to be buried in ‘The Round’ was the next best thing than to be buried ‘in’ Jerusalem.
The Round Church, Temple Church, Temple, London, UK. One of the most historic and beautiful churches in London and apparently the oldest gothic building in England. The Church was built by the Knights Templar, the order of crusading monks founded to protect pilgrims on their way to and from Jerusalem in the 12th century.
The Church is in two parts: the Round and the Chancel. The Round Church was consecrated in 1185 by the patriarch of Jerusalem. It was designed to recall the holiest place in the Crusaders’ world: the circular Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, the supposed site of Jesus’ own burial. It’s situated ‘off street’ between Fleet Street and the River Thames, in an ‘oasis’ of ancient buildings, courtyards and gardens, including the Inner and Middle Temple.
It’s been a while since I’ve had an opportunity to visit a place of religious significance. It was unexpected too as the church is not open during the weekend normally, I was only expecting to view the exterior and get some initial feeling for the building. Some work was being carried out and the door was open so we walked in and had the place to ourselves.
This image is a result of combining 4 handheld landscape iPhone shots taken using the Zeiss ExoLens (Wide-Angle) add on lens, Shoulderpod S1 and a Hisy remote, subsequently stitched together in Photoshop using the Photomerge feature on MacBook Pro then religiously tickled in Snapseed on iPad Pro.
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Shot with my iPhone 8 Plus.
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Shot with my iPhone 8 Plus.
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Whether conservative or liberal, gay or straight, white or black, Christian or Jew, an essentialist style of thought errs dangerously to the degree it employs language and imagery as an unyielding strait-jacket, short-circuiting the imagination and nailing me (and everyone “like me”) to a definition, a tautology, an essence, so that the game is up well ahead of time. There can be no change, no room for dialogue, no room for encounter, no room for growth, no room for transformation, no room for freedom, no room for curiosity, no room for spontaneity, no room for discovery, no room for risk, no room for error, and above all, no room for mercy or forgiveness. In short, depending on your essence, you are innocent or guilty, never both. There can be no room for love.
-Hope Sings, So Beautiful Graced Encounters across the Color Line, Christopher Pramuk
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It seems to me the most absurd thing in the world to be upset because I am weak and distracted and blind and constantly make mistakes! What else do I expect! Does God love me any less because I can’t make myself a saint by my own power and in my own way? He loves me more because I am so clumsy and helpless without Him—and underneath what I am He sees me as I will one day be by His pure gift and that pleases Him—and therefore it pleases me and I attend to His great love which is my joy.
-The Sign of Jonas,
Thomas Merton
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