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This old farm has been abandoned for well over 30 years. I can recall teaching my kids how to hunt rabbits around the old farmhouse and barn in the 1970's and 1980's. I'm surprised the buildings haven't collapsed by now.
'Islands of Memory' by Darlene Charneco. resin, nails, toyparts, flocking, enamel, acrylic on wood. 24" diameter.
Crystallization/Rebuilding on Islands of Memory...potential recovery of lost memories.
part of Self-Assembling MemoryPalace series.
This is the only FWD Cadillac switch with memory I have ever seen in the wild. I have another picture posted in the form of a screenshot of a 1985 new product guide showcasing the features of the newly downsized cars.
You do not have to lay down, and accept your memory loss. You can fight it with valuable resources. There are many techniques to use that will help you to improve your ability to recall things. The following are some innovative methods. One fun way to improve your memory is by playing games...
Memories from Africa - Some souvenirs from the beatiful continent of Africa. I got the spear from my grand father (who got it from somebody who got them from somebody else in Congo). The small statues are from Zimbabwe, I bought them 2 years ago. All of them are hanging on a white wall in our living room.
Today's challenge is 'my favourite tool.' This is my favourite memory stick, because it has the long cord to wear around my neck. So I don't leave it in a computer somewhere and lose it. It is so old that it cost me $85. Seems bizarre now.
Memories fade in the wind, Can't stop it....
I think that is such a terrible thing, to see someone you love slowly loosing his/her memory.
In tribute to them and all those who care for these people, or are in deep grieve over it.
created with AI, no artist is mentioned.
Years ago I had a china cabinet full of objects from my life - I had five boxes of memories. I revisited these boxes this week.
I was heading out on a project when I noticed this side street on the map. Decided to take a photo for physical proof that I literally and physically went for a walk down Memory Lane.
I'm a fast painter but I can't paint as quickly as I can recall favorite icons of the 50s. My family rarely ate at Bob's Big Boy but I was all a flutter just seeing him in our travels.
acrylic on hardboard
I recently visited the Computer History Museum with my friend Chuck Tomasi who I co-host our Podcast Technorama with. We shot a video while we were there for the show.