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Instead of a new year's resolution, I made a memories jar, you put in things that you accomplished during the year, and then take a look at it all when the year has ended.
Fim da sequencia desta cena. Graças a vcs eu consegui uma sequencia inesquecível. Mais uma vez, meus profundos agradecimentos, Bruno e Thais!
Wall memorial: "Sacred to the memory of Adam Wolley esquire of Matlock, who died the 21st day of July 1827 aged 69 years
Also of Anne Wolley his wife who died January 17th 1849 aged 74"
(Adam Wolley who was a celebrated antiquary, and an eminent Lawyer who lived at Matlock Bath
He was the son of Adam Wolley 1728-1801 & Elizabeth Hodgkinson 1732-1758
He was the 4 x great grandson of Anthony Woolley 1587 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/spRz33
He m Anne daughter of Anthony Eaton of Bonsall - they had 2 daughters Mary 1799-1844 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/4rGeQ9 who m Rev. John Francis Thomas Hurt who added the surname of Wolley ; & Anne 1803 - 1885 who m Charles Clarke of Derby 1863
Having no surviving sons, Adam was the last of his male line www.andrewsgen.com/matlock/pix/matlock_allenhillfarm.htm
- Church of St Giles, Old Matlock, Derbyshire
Boy Scout Memories from growing up in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Skill awards from my Boy Scout career in the '70s
Early was the Morn
Flowers filled with dew
I became somebody through lovin you
softly as a child
born in natural rain
I predict the seasons to go unchanged [...]
[...]Hold on dear life
Dont go off runnin from whats new...
In this photo we can see a comparison of both memory ram modules. At the top we have one of the modules that is installed by default in this netbook, an ASint DDRII 1GB-800, and the new one at the bottom.
Remember, I will still be here
As long as you hold me in your memory
Remember me
for those, who I love
If you grew up (or lived) in Indianapolis any time after 1960, these three penguins should bring back fond memories. The bronze statues of Wynkin, Blynkin and Nod playing with their silver ball were created by Kansas City sculptor Arthur Craft for display at the Glendale Shopping Center on the northeast side of Indianapolis. They stood in an open area in the center of the mall, near a wonderfully kinetic water fountain. When the mall was remodeled in 2005, the statues were moved downstairs, just outside a branch of the Indianapolis Public Library. In 2016 they were loaned to the Indianapolis Zoo, where they are currently displayed in the Oceans building as seen in this photo.
I wasn't aware that the statues still existed when I visited the zoo in 2018, so I shed a few tears of nostalgic joy when I saw them for the first time in many years.
"You told me to love you, and I did.
Tied my soul into a knot and got me to submit
So when I got away, I only kept my scars
The other me is gone"
Slipknot - Dead Memories
Wound Brushes:
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Eyelashe Brushes:
2 декабря 2019, Творческий вечер памяти святителя Филарета / 2 December 2019, Creative evening in memory of St. Filaret
Today's image, titled 'Memories' shows a young woman sitting alone reflecting upon the loss of her greatest friend in life, her grandmother 'Rosie'. Comprised of many layers assembled in Photoshop, we hope our image speaks to anyone who has lost a loved one through death. Check out the full description below for how and why we composed this image the way we did.
Starting with a wide landscape image of this young woman sitting in a large room, we cropped the image to make her the main focus and remove some distraction and empty space. Several textures were then added on top and blended in to darken the overall image and add some colour and texture to that background. These included a cracked cement path and a vintage fire grate. Some grunge-type brushes were then used to create a slightly darker vignette along the top and right-hand side.
On the right-hand side we added a vintage photography into an old picture frame before desaturating the colour on the male and adding some light to highlight the female: the grandmother. We hoped this would create the effect of your eye being drawn firstly to the young woman and then drifting to the grandmother, tying in the connection.
Back to the model, we worked mainly on her left eye, adding some incomplete and scattered blue eyeshadow to symbolize faith and Heaven and the hope that she will see her grandmother one day again. The atomic-type physics symbol on the left eye also reflects the central place her grandmother held in her life. The makeup showing a vine around the eye and nose and the rose in her left ear remind her of the love of gardening they both shared.
A tattoo of Rosie's favourite cat 'Bessie' is now a life-long physical reminder for this young woman and will be seen every time she looks at her right forearm, and across the bottom right-hand side of the image is a letter written by Rosie to her grand-daughter when she was little. The words on the letter have faded with time, as have many of the beautiful memories they shared together over the years. The title of the image 'Memories' is placed down the left-hand side and is also equally faded as the young woman attempts to recall the lovely times they had.
And if you look closely at her eyes you will see they have been given additional colour and sparkle as her eyes light up in memory of the greatest single influence in her young life.
We hope you like it, and would love to know your thoughts on this image if you would be so kind as to leave a comment below for us.
Living each adventure,
Christine and Trevor
liveeachadventure.com/
This is a shot of my father. A career soldier and a healer, he was a remarkeable union of opposites and a wonderful man. When he retired he went into advertising and modelling and was an extra in a couple of films. He passed away several years ago after a long battle with lieukemia. He was 87 and had had the most amazing life.
I have a request to anyone that is willing. If you have the experience or skills will someone please have a go at touching this picture up. I do not have the software or the know-how.
noun - 1. an imagined memory of a childhood experience; hides another memory of distressing significance.
Secret Order Of Lost Memories
- 50x70 Typographic Poster
you can see the complete presentation of the project here:
www.behance.net/gallery/Secret-Order-of-Lost-Memories/271...