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Memory Games is a popular piece of artwork featured on both the Clockwork Gallery and Gallerisation web sites.
Memory Games shows the projection of an imaginary underground system that displays computer and console games as the stations rather than the more usual geographical place names. This piece was designed to represent the world as a uniform place, where people from all around the globe have participated in playing the same games as each other. This makes us more alike than we possibly imagine, and without delving too deeply into politics begs the question; if we play together, why do we fight?
Memory Games is part of the Underground series of imagery designed by Chris Gray. This series examines aspects of human interaction and communication based on the way that mankind has developed connections. This ability is one of the corner stones of our success as a species. Underground explores various aspects of our world and how we associate with it.
Taken at a dress rehearsal of Louise Welsh's Memory Cells.
The set, an underground chamber where Cora is imprisoned, is designed by Glasgow based architect and interior designer Colin O' Hara.
Image: Niall Walker niall@thearches.co.uk
A-Sun Wu's Large-size Green Olympics Woodcarving Art Exhibition "We are All in One Family: A Metropolis Jungle"
[Self-Portrait]
The itty bitty college town of Statesboro, GA finally got a bowling alley (again). I hadn't been bowling since the first & only time I'd ever been when I was a kid... seems like I have still have a weird, but natural knack for bowling.
Pentax K1000, Fuji Sensia color slide 400iso, XPRO
A nice little Chinese food spot near DTLA... My mother use to have cravings of this place when she was pregnant with me and to this day I visit this spot every once in a while.
The other worthy memorial is that erected to the
memory of George Strode, Esquire, and Catherine, his wife.
Of this monument Hutchins says : "In the centre, on
a base of black marble highly polished, are the figures of
a man and woman reclining on a couch. The dresses are
Roman. The woman holds in her left hand an open book,
pointing to it with her right, towards which the face of the
man is directed. This seems to represent Faith. On the
west side is a whole-length figure of Hope, with an anchor,
and on the east side a whole-length figure of Charity, with
cornucopia. The whole is of exquisite workmanship, and
does great honour to the statuary, whose modesty has not
permitted him to inscribe his name." A panel of white
marble contains this epitaph —
To the Memory of GEORGE STRODE late of PARNHAM Esqr &
CATHERINE his Wife
One of the Daughters & Coheiresses
of RICH D BRODREPP late of Maperton Esqr.
This Monument is Erected
By THOs STRODE of PARNHAM Esqr. his Brother & Executor
Pursuant to his Will
CATHERINE STRODE dyed ye 14th of September 1746, Ætat: 47.
GEORGE STRODE dyed ye 30th of June 1753, Ætat: 73.
Arms on a shield above
Sir Frederick Treves criticises this monument in his
Highways and Byways in Dorset somewhat severely, he
says: " Mr. Strode is dressed as a Roman citizen in toga
and sandals, and reclines, with evident effort, upon a pillow.
Mrs. Strode, in semi-Roman attire, is by his side. She
holds in her hand an eighteenth century book, to the open
pages of which she is directing Mr. Strode's attention. Her
attitude appears to be that of rebuke, his of supercilious
indifference. No doubt the meaning of the artist was good,
but the result is deplorable."
" Sir John Strode of Chantmarle, knt. by will dated 1637
orders his body to be interred in Beaminster Church, by
the bodies of his father and mother. He died in 1642.
Many others of the Strode family are here buried, without
any monument or inscription."*
Beaminster Church 50/51 archive.org/stream/historyofbeamins00hine/historyofbeamin...
Memory Lane is a section of waterfront trail in South Foster Park along the eastern shore of the Bay of Quinte.
Anh nhìn tôi, tôi liền gượng cười để anh không nhận ra
Những thứ tôi muốn, những điều tôi cần,
Và mọi thứ lẽ ra nên như thế.
Tôi cá là cô ấy cũng rất đẹp,
Người mà anh hay nhắc tới.
Và cô ấy có mọi thứ mà tôi chẳng có.
Anh nói chuyện cùng tôi, tôi bật cười vì thật nực cười
Vì tôi chẳng thấy một ai khi anh bên tôi.
Anh nói anh yêu mất rồi, và anh chắc chắn điều đó.
Tôi lại băn khoăn liệu rằng anh biết anh là những gì tôi nghĩ đến suốt đêm dài.
Anh là lý do cho những giọt lệ rơi trên mắt cuả tôi.
Là điều làm tôi vẫn tiếp tục suy nghĩ
Anh là bài hát tôi vẫn ngân nga, dù chẳng biết sao tôi lại làm thế.
Anh sánh bước cùng tôi.
Liệu anh có biết tôi như nghẹt thở?
Và rồi anh vẫn cứ đi, thật hoàn hảo làm sao.
Sự hoàn hảo mà tôi luôn ao ước.
Cô ấy nên giữ anh thật chặt,
Và yêu anh hết lòng.
Nhìn vào đôi mắt tuyệt vời âý, tôi biết cô ấy may mắn biết bao, bởi vì.
Anh là lý do cho những giọt lệ rơi trên mắt cuả tôi.
Là điều làm tôi vẫn tiếp tục suy nghĩ
Anh là bài hát tôi vẫn ngân nga .
Thế là tôi trở về một mình.
Và khi đèn đã tắt, tôi cất bức ảnh cuả anh đi
Và có lẽ sẽ yên giấc đêm nay.
Anh là lý do cho những giọt lệ trên mắt tôi
Là người đã làm tan nát con tim tôi
Anh là bài hát tôi vẫn ngân nga, dù chẳng biết sao tôi lại làm thế.
Là khoảnh khắc, tôi đón nhận.
Nhưng chẳng bao giờ đủ
Và anh là tất cả tôi cần để được ngả vào lòng anh.
Anh nhìn tôi và một nụ cười hiện lên để anh không thể nhận ra điều gì.
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I love finding places where people have carved into trees, to me it's the convergence of history and memory.
Why they can't just use one kind of cards? 1GB SanDiskSD, 256MB Nokia SD, 512MB SD, 2GB Nokia SD, 4GB Extreme IV CF and adapters
Iced gems.
I could remember how I used to keep these colourful belly button biscuits in the front pockets of my sundresses as a little girl and the scoldings I received from my grandma all the time for doing so. Cherished SWEET memories!
At the south end of the Virginia War Memorial's Shrine of Memory stands this 23-foot marble statue titled Memory, to reflect both sorrow and pride regarding those lost in battle during World War II and later wars; 50 tons of white marble were used to create this sculpture, which was designed by Leo Friedlander and sculpted by Joseph Campo and William Kapp. The next photo is a full-lenth view of the statue, while the preceding one is a closer view of the eternal flame. These and other photos of the memorial are in my Virginia War Memorial set. Best if viewed in light box.
I met up with Flickr friend Tim Carrier (tcpix) here last Saturday at the start of several hours of shooting together. We had hoped for a prettier day, but overcast weather seemed appropriate here.
Week 4's theme was “Butterfly Bonanza.” The Polar Bears and Penguins created and decorated magnetic butterfly memo clips. In Ceramics, the campers enjoyed painting their clay hands and foot prints. All your
children’s projects will be sent home shortly. We are so excited for all the progress the children have made in swimming. The swim reports will be sent home at the end of the summer.
With the weather extremely hot, we changed our schedule to include more indoor activities. This helped both the campers and counselors stay as cool as possible. Of course, we added additional swim periods and encouraged lots of water breaks to help everyone beat the heat.
Both groups have started practicing their “Puttin’ on the Hits” dances. The children are excited about performing in front of the whole camp at the Best of “Puttin’ on the Hits.” The Polar Bears are dancing to “Magic” by B.O.B. and the Penguins are grooving to “Move It” by Baha Men. We will make sure to capture these memories.
Willow Grove Day Camp provides summer fun for kids who live in Willow Grove, Abington, Blue Bell, Hatboro, Horsham, Huntingdon Valley, Lafayette Hill, Philadelphia, Plymouth Meeting, Southampton and the surrounding areas. For more information on Willow Grove Day Camp and the services they provide please visit: www.willowgrovedaycamp.com
In Loving Memory
of Our
Mother
Sarah Elizabeth
Beattie
1853 - 1938
Born Old Park
Co. Antrim Ireland
"Simply to Thy Cross
I Cling"
Livingstone
Teepee Creek Cemetery, Teepee Creek, Alberta.
It's a toss-up between this stone and this for my favourite monument in the cemetery.
As she cuddles in the afghan that Tatu crocheted Mini Nanea knows that even without the special edition of the newspaper that so many will save she will always remember clearly this awful first day after the bombing.
My mom crocheted the tiny afghan from single strands of embroidery floss. She also made a full sized one that sat on the back of my couch for many years. That one was worn out despite Mom mending it many times and is long gone, but I still have this little one to remember it by.
22/30 - 7-22-18 ~ Mini Nanea's photo a day in July
Prompt: Memories