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From the Memory Table - Past and Present Pets -- The "cushion" the dog and cat are own is fabric from the tablecloths at my wedding in 1982.
....and oh what a happy one.
This was a gift from my uncle (who I saw for the first time in 40 years), visiting here from Slovakia. I'm a true "family" girl at heart....and I so enjoyed his visit....it was hard to see him go. Memories run deep and we're hoping that we'll make the trek to Slovakia next year, as a family.
Memory Lane Bouquet is one of my Bridal Bouquet Watercolours. If you would like to see how I painted this image check out my Blog:- patsysmiles.com/memory-lane/
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Αντανάκλαση εσωτερικού χώρου σε τζάμι. Εξωτερική θέα Athens international airport Eleftherios Venizelos.
Emley Methodist Church - 2006 - 2016....110th anniversary. Soe farming memorabilia, since Emley Village is primarily thought of as a farming village, and in the past also a mining village with the bell pits which were mined.
This photo was taken just weeks before he passed. It's one of my favorites. Steve wrote a short tribute to Mr Puffy which is on the blog: theknittingblogbymrpuffythedog.blogspot.com/2010/01/in-lo...
Working with lead Seasoned visual artist Haleh Jamali and also supported by Lindsay McFarlane, patients have created artworks inspired by memories set into drawers. Each drawer draws on particular memory themes, is wall-papered with photos, text and images and contains found and made objects. The drawers are to be framed as hung boxes. Installed on top are memory bottles containing short pieces memories that patients can use to discuss with others. Created in Bannockburn Hospital, Stirling 2011-12
Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose.
~The Wonder Years (A television show)
While sorting and assembling books today, I found one of my school’s time diaries. It was a great pleasure and a wonderful flash back of the past years while going through the pages of it :)
I had a wonderful day visiting the Olympus Photography Playground Cologne on the first day of the exhibition. The location is Jack in the Box at Alter Güterbahnhof in Cologne. You were given a camera Olympus OM-D E-M10 and you were able to start playing around with it. In the end of your visit, you can take the memory card with your photographs home with you. I personally liked the "art" function a lot with lots of nice filters. Also the collage option was a nice option to get involved in. So you strolled around to enjoy the different stations, where many artists provided exceptional inspiring, fun and exhilarating artworks, and the friendly staff were very helpful in taking photographs and videos of you. So in case you are around the Photography Playground - the name is what you get - a wonderful day at a playground for adults with lots of fun taking photographs.
A short walkabout with Mr Loonglai along Hill Street.
Leica M4-2 + Voigtlander Color Skopar 35/2.5 + Ilford XP2 400. Negative scanned at 1200dpi.
week #6 theme of:
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…memories…
…my life, in cardboard boxes…
…my loves, my fears, my longings, my missings, my laughs, my heart, my brain…
…my power!…
A little memory game for girls. I made one for boys also, and you can see the pieces.- www.flickr.com/photos/weepereas/3208457148/
Memory Cloud is a platform that offers the people of Detroit an opportunity to engage in a dialouge about the city.
Photo by Jireh Hinton
This sculpture of five pen nibs is located at one of the entrances to Supreme Court Gardens in the city. I figured it was some kind of monument to the generations of clerks and lawyers who've worked in the courts - as it turns out it's all about written memories of the gardens from the Victorian era. Go figure.
My own iPhone photograph, 16/04/19, with added creativity. Phone apps used include Pixelmator, Enlight and Photo Lab Pro. Total time, approx two hours (many versions made and discarded, until I was satisfied with the end result). Thanks for having a look :-)
Kids memory is one of the best fun and memory game on android and iOS platform for kids. Player is required to tap the square buttons and need to memorize what is behind it in order to match its couple objects in each level. After successful object matching, boxes will keep on disappear from the screen. This game is available on Google Play Store.
Google Play Store Link:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=suave.memorygame
iTunes App Store Link:
I debated for some time if I should publish this picture, but after much consideration I felt that today, of all days, was probably the best of days on which to include it.
There is much debate over the reasons for Holodomor, or "Extermination by Hunger". Was Stalin targeting the Ukraine people with his policies, or was he mindlessly attacking anyone and anything that stood in his way? I don't know, I doubt anyone will ever truly know the mind of Stalin, what is not debated is that millions died of starvation, possibly as many as 7.5 million in Ukraine alone, as a result of the first five year plan.
This simple memorial stands just outside the church at the edge of Severodonetsk as a lasting reminder that, on this last day of 2012, man's worst enemy is always himself and the atrocities his is prepared to enact on his fellow man. A photographer's place is not to politicize, but just to record. But if we don't remember the disasters of the past, both from this last year and further back into history, then we will, without doubt, repeat the same mistakes.
I don't believe in much, but I do believe it is our responsibilities, not just to wish each other a happy new year and rely on hope. Saying the words at the end of the year simply isn't enough any more. Very few people really believed the Mayan prediction that the world was going to end in December, but the balance has become so delicate that it is no longer beyond reason and even the most scientific among us wondered just how close to the tipping point the world has become, both economically and environmentally.
We must strive to actively ensure that 2013 will be a better year than 2012 for every person that we make contact with over the next 12 months. With that in mind ... have a happy 2013
All the peals rung on the six bells of All Saints Allesley. 1909 - 1946
Number 5
Historic Record. Found whilst tidying up the belfry.
George Henry (Harry) Kettle is remembered on the War Memorials in All Saints Church and Allesley Village Hall and on a Peal Board in All Saints Belfry. His name also appears in ‘The Great War Memorial Book of Church Bell-Ringers’ in St Paul’s Cathedral, London.
George Henry Kettle was baptised on the 12th November 1882 at Solihull, the son of Charles Joseph Kettle, a gamekeeper from Berkswell and his wife Laura Maria. By the age of 17 he was living in Church Lane, Allesley and working as a gardener. In 1909 he married Susan Ellen Crumpton from Stourbridge, Worcestershire and in the 1911 Census they are recorded as living in Allesley. They had a son Ralph Henry, born in 1914.
In 1917, at the time of Harry’s death, his wife Susan was living in Rectory Cottage, Allesley.
Harry Kettle was head gardener to Archdeacon Bree, the Rector of Allesley. He was also Ringing Master of the Allesley band of ringers. In addition he served two years as Hon. Sec. of the Warwickshire Guild of Bell Ringers.
On December 14th 1912 a Peal of Grandsire Doubles, the First Peal by a local band of ringers, was rung on the six bells of All Saints Allesley. It was the first Peal for all the ringers except for the conductor, Harry Kettle. It was his first Peal as conductor.
This was the third Peal that Harry rang at Allesley - he had only rung his first ever Peal the previous May. So the rapid progress of his ringing and conducting expertise represents a remarkable achievement. He rang seven peals in total at Allesley, the last being in May 1914.
Following his death a Peal was rung in his memory at Allesley by members of the Warwickshire Guild. This took place on December 15th 1917. The bells were half-muffled as a token of respect and esteem. John Taylor and Alfred Wilson who rang that day had also taken part in the “local first” Peal in 1912. An engraved and gilded glass memorial Peal Board commemorating this event was erected in All Saints’ Belfry.