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Ah, the many memories ^.^ i remember the first day of kindergarten, i was so excited to FINALLY start school, and i could never imagine attending 'high school'. And now, to think, i'll be starting 8th grade in September ,and after 8th grade i'll be a 9th grader, and going into the big high school.
So cherish your childhood, because one day you'll be looking back at your past during graduation, and thinking, "man, it was so great being a kid."
January is always a time when we look back on the previous year and recall favourite moments. So over the next few posts i will do just that.
This was a lovely Afternoon Tea at Stors Park Hotel in the Lake District in April 2024.
Fran, isabel and myself had a wonderful afternoon
A fair portion of my Christmas decorations seems to be "art" my kids have created over their elementary school years (with the definite help of their teachers since my kids are as craft-challenged as I am, LOL).
121 in 2021: #4 art by children
“Your memory is a monster; you forget - it doesn't. It simply files things away. It keeps things for you, or hides things from you - and summons them to your recall with a will of its own. You think you have a memory; but it has you!”
~ John Irving
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Time for another fractalius. I'm falling into the habit of more and more SOOC shots, but I still love this style of generated art... it takes what might otherwise be a beautiful shot, but turns it into something more mystical and magical. Thank you RedField !
In loving memory of Abe. We will miss you dearly during this Christmas time.
Merry Christmas to all my flickr friends!!
© All rights are reserved, pls do not use my phtoso without my permission. Thanks.
Ein Auszug aus einem Lied, welches fuer mich zu diesem Foto passt :
Richard Sanderson - Dreams Are My Reality
"Dreams are my reality
The only kind of real fantasy
Illusions are a common thing
I try to live in dreams
It seems as it's meant to be
Dreams are my reality
A different kind of reality
I dream of loving in the night
And loving seems all right
Although it's only fantasy "
A small stone monument to remind beach goers thy are in
popular wild bird spawning gound, and not to cause unwanted disturbnces. Blackie Spit Park, Crescent Beach.
Em Tudo quanto Olhei Fiquei em Parte
Tudo que cessa é morte, e a morte é nossa
Se é para nós que cessa. Aquele arbusto
Fenece, e vai com ele
Parte da minha vida.
Em tudo quanto olhei fiquei em parte.
Com tudo quanto vi, se passa, passo,
Nem distingue a memória
Do que vi do que fui.
Ricardo Reis, in "Odes"
(Heterónimo de Fernando Pessoa)
The sight of this 1963 Mini van brought back memories for me as my brother had a grey 1964 one as his very first 'car'. That would have been around 1967/68 but despite its 'near-newness' it was hardly in good condition and soon featured a hole in the floor where you could view the tarmac at close quarters!
It served us well on early planespotting trips to East Anglia and elsewhere, but if my Dad's Morris Minor was available, we would use that!
I remember once it served as accommodation when we attended the Chivenor Air Day back in 1969. Fortunately, we only had to endure one uncomfortable night as my aunt gave us a warm welcome as we 'unexpectedly' turned up at her spacious house in Somerset on the return journey.
Happy Days!
Bagshot Road, Bracknell, Berkshire
28th January 2016
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"You have your wonderful memories," people said later, as if memories were solace. Memories are not. Joan Didion – Blue Nights
© Gerda van Schalkwyk. All rights reserved.
Aus der Zeit wollt ihr einen Strom machen,
an dessen Ufern ihr sitzt und zuschaut, wie er fließt.
Doch das Zeitlose in euch ist sich der Zeitlosigkeit des Lebens bewußt
und weiß, daß Gestern nichts anderes ist, als die Erinnerung von Heute
und Morgen der Traum von Heute.
Khalil Gibran, Der Prophet
Aurora, CO --- The pieces in an antique store have so many memories and stories attached to them. Future owners of these treasures will probably never truly know how memorable these items were to their previous owners.
WEARING MEMORIES... THE JEWELLERY
Wearing Memories jewellery is made from 100% high quality, tarnish resistant Australian Sterling silver, a quality comparable to any in the world. Manufactured and designed in Australia, individual pieces are polished and buffed to the highest quality shine glaze.
Bespoke pieces are individually designed and created for our clients by hand selecting the highest quality and most beautiful fresh water pearls and semi-precious stones. Our gold, rose gold, platinum and dark chrome series are plated with the highest quality metals and the maximum number of plates available.
Wearing Memories jewellery comes with a 12 month quality and breakage warranty. Please contact us if your piece has broken outside of this warranty period for repairs and possible replacement.
A message from the designer, “I only drink quality champagne and therefore, will only wear quality. I believe in old style manufacturing and heirloom quality… creating pieces that will last forever and will be passed down from mother to daughter and worn through the generations. A true lasting memory."
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On Belgium tour with Camerashy, Cloaked up and Host. Tons of locations, meticulous planning and some well known icons and revisits along the way.
Full set here: www.flickr.com/photos/timster1973/sets/72157632759059815/...
Also on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TimKniftonPhotography
Whenever we drink a bottle of wine, my wife and I write what we were
doing, thinking or where we were when we opened it. Sometimes mundane,
sometimes monumental, we love to look back on our time together by
perusing the corks as if they were an old box of photos. "Oh, remember
that...?"
Here's a photo to remind you of this year's fall. I miss the not too wam, not too cold temperature ;)
The reconstruction of the tram station, and the new junction, in St.Peter's Square, meant that the working track was reduced to single. 23rd June 2016
The Unisphere, commissioned to celebrate the beginning of the space age, was conceived and constructed as the Theme Symbol of the 1964–1965 New York World's Fair. Today, the Unisphere is one of Queen's most iconic and enduring symbols.
Seeing these fountains turned on is a rare treat! I've been going to Flushing Meadows Corona Park for years and it's not very often that the fountains are up and running. I wish they would be left running all throughout the warmer seasons. It seems that these visitors to the park just can't resist the fountain either!