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Battersea Dogs & Cats Home’s canine residents definitely ‘love it’ when it comes to Marmite. The homeless hounds licked their lips with delight when they received 100 jars of the famous yellow topped spread as a prize for the charity’s Chief Executive Claire Horton winning an award - 6/5/11
Godinton is a comfortable, much-loved home; each room has a different feel, a contrast on a theme, not designed by architect or curator but for the taste and enjoyment of those who lived here over the centuries and now for visitors.
Tours of the house are led by expert guides unravelling the 600 years of history and revealing an excellent country house collection of furniture, art, porcelain and curios.
Enjoy delicious homemade cakes and refreshments in the old Billiard Room.
The famous yew hedge surrounds the formal gardens with the wild, Italian and walled gardens beyond, full of colour and interest through the seasons.
Events, courses and workshops are run throughout the year to be enjoyed by all. Godinton is an excellent teaching resource tailored to suit individual needs.
A working estate with lovely walks, close to the picturesque village of Great Chart.
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I love you!
Apples are special for us.
Because, last year at the beginning of November, I put an apple on Georgis desk at work, before we even are a couple. And that was the day when he felt in love with me. :-)
Seattle shortly after sunrise on the Alaska Way Viaduct (State Route 99). Anybody who has been on the road knows to be able to stop, get out of your car snap a picture or two, get back in your car and STILL never have a car drive by knows its a feat in of itself!
Marvelous Architecture design by Love Architecture
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Sooooooo, I totally didn't do the past couple of days. I've been so busy with school work. :l Whoooops.
So this is home to me. <3
Harry Potter is life
We didn't do much today except lounge around and be lazy. We were both definitely jet lagged and didn't have much energy for anything. We did get the house put back together and got our stuff unpacked. It was neat to look at all of the goodies we brought back for ourselves as well as a few things for family and friends. We looked at pictures and relaxed on the couch and basically just enjoyed being home.
Dad with Grandpa (Mom's Dad).
This is at Grandma and Grandpa's retirement home in Arkansas. After living in Chicago for years, and Grandma being from the Bronx in NY, they decided it was time for some tranquility. Grandpa, particularly, wanted to retire to a place with a good fly-fishing scene, and so they ended up in Mountain Home, AR.
One of my favorite features of the photo, though, is dad's white shirt with white jeans. Very Miami Vice, very 1980s.