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when you fall, remember me when you crash.
Poor don got in another car accident. People just want to run into his car, for some reason. That's why we had to go out.
Remember California Mural by Skye Walker
I took it at night so the colors are funky, be sure to go see it in the day time.
Remembering Dr Goher : Agust 3rd 2016 was Dr Goher 100th birthday, so Meherabad Family organised a get together at Theater A. Ted along with few sahavasees presented Amazing Grace song.
...a mouse was a wee whiskery creature scuttling around looking for cheese.
7 Days of Shooting/Week #18 - Remember When/Go For Bokeh Tuesday
Say u remember me-16
That night, after having sex with my boyfriend, I heard something, someone screaming. My boyfriend still slept very deeply. I got out of the bed, closing my left ear to the door to
hear what was really happening. Then I heard " u, little bitch dare to overhear me saying to u ,u a ha hey."
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Nursing Sister Dorothy Baldwin Remembered
May 19, 1918. Three nurses were busy in the operating room at Number 3 Canadian Stationary Hospital in Doullens, France. Their hospital was an ancient citadel, with heavy brick walls that dated back to the 17th century. However, even these could not protect the nurses, doctors, medical personnel and patients from a German attack. According to Matron In Chief E.M. McCarthy of the British Expeditionary Force, who was touring the hospitals in France: "Left early in the morning having received a telephone message from Doullens saying that No.3 Canadian Stationary Hospital had been heavily bombed, and 3 nursing sisters killed and one badly wounded. Left as soon as possible with Miss Ridley, Principal Matron, Canadians. On arrival found that one huge triangle in the Citadel had been absolutely destroyed – part of it did not exist and the remainder of the roof had gone leaving only walls. The whole of the theatre and Xray appliances had been absolutely wiped out and the people working in the theatre were not recognisable. No N.C.O.’s were on duty – those who were not killed were badly wounded. I saw the O.C. and the Matron who spoke in the highest terms of the work of everybody. While there the D.M.S. of the 3rd Army arrived with the A.D.M.S. It was arranged that all sisters who could be spared should be moved at once and the wounded sister transferred to Treport."
Many of the Canadian nurses acted heroically during the attack, helping with the removal of patients, and aiding the wounded despite the fact that they were surrounded by wreckage and that parts of the building were on fire. Accordign to GWL Nicholson, a chronicler of the history of Canadian women in the first world war, "Eleven patients, two medical officers, three nursing sisters, and 16 other ranks (including orderlies) were killed; 16 were wounded.” One of those killed was NS Dorothy Mary Yarwood Baldwin. Dorothy enlisted in the CAMC in May 1917. She was 26 years old, a trim, 5'3" tall woman with curly dark hair. At the time of her enlistment, she was living at 173 Lowther Ave., a comfortable Toronto street lined with solid brick homes. She listed her religion as Anglican. Although she was born in Toronto, her parents Mary and Robert were living in Paris, Ontario. Dorothy was a graduate of the nursing program of Victoria Hospital, London, Ontario. Both she and her sister Mary were nurses, although Mary did not join the CAMC (probably because she was married). Dorothy also had a brother serving overseas. In June 1917, Dorothy was taken on the staff at the Ontario Military Hospital in Orpington, Kent and was posted to Doullens, France a month later. She was terribly wounded in the attack of May 19 and survived until May 30, at which time she passed away. In Dorothy's will, she left her estate to her sister Mary Powell and her mother.
Members of the West Lake High School color guard hold candles in a vigil after a memorial service for Heather Christensen on Sunday, October 11, 2009 at American Fork High School.
Full story: American Fork remembers teacher who died.
The group were there to support the band and color guard. Christensen died on Saturday in a bus accident when the marching band was coming back from a competition in Idaho.
ASHLEY FRANSCELL/Daily Herald
Album with Timi Yuro photo's '60's click here: flic.kr/s/aHsjGk9ZpQ
Timi Yuro has appeared on the Ed Sullivan show, stage fright plagues the singer in former days, "I died every time" she said, "I was so scared on Ed Sullivan’s show, that Ed kept giving me hot tea and trying to calm me down. "Don’t worry" he said, "remember this is your second time on my show" "It didn’t help though". Yuro told that none of this was apparent on her show.
Complete Timi Yuro biography: www.flickr.com/people/timiyuro/
Timi Yuro was an Italian-American gal who could belt out a ballad with such power she could peel paint. She had an undeniable soulful quality but also a keen sense of jazz phrasing . . . as well as pulling r'n'b and country music into the mix. Her first big hit was Hurt in 1961 and she followed it with the equally good What's a Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You?) the following year. Timi Yuro a lady who possessed a tremendous and unique voice. She made some great records.
This website is dedicated to Timi Yuro and set up by Catvas2, I’m not a member of a Timi Yuro group and there is no cooperation with other Timi Yuro websites. These images-articles come from my collection. I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history. More Timi Yuro information on my profile.
A July 4th family portrait to remember my brother Steve who we lost on July 4th 1980. Every July 4th since then we've made it a point to be together as a family to remember the joy Steve added to our family.
This year we gathered at my sister Marcia's house in Ames. My sister Barb and her husband Jerry from Burnsville, MN are pictured in the back row. My sister Chris and her husband Craig tried their best to make it to Ames this year but just weren't able to pull it off with all the things they are juggling right now.
On a few of these July 4th rememberance get-together's we've encorporated a family bike ride. Jerry (upper right) had these t-shirts printed up. We didn't have a bike ride this year but still wore the t-shirts. It was chilly and rainy in Ames anyway.
My memory of Steve that I'd like to share this year is when he bought a nice 35mm film camara and brought it to a family gathering and took a family portrait. I think it was around 1978 or '79. He arranged us in our livingroom in our house in Sutherland, Iowa in the same manner that we were posed many years earlier for a family portrait taken by a professional. I was just a baby at the time of the original portrait and we were all adults at the time of Steve's re-creation so it was a fun shoot. I even sat in mom's lap just like the original. Steve was able to get himself in the photo by using a time delay to trigger the camera. I used a remote for this photo.
Twenty nine years ago our family experienced a tragic loss but we continue to take family portraits.
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Sgt. Maj. Joseph Leggett, U.S. Army Signal School, is the organizer of the ruck march in memory of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. (Photo 7 by Bill Bengtson /Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office)
Harrowsmith Cookbook Volume 1 page 12.
Home-made pastry, but can't remember from which cookbook. (The dough was in the freezer.)
Ingredients:
Pastry for 9 inch pie shell
2 large leeks
1 tablesp butter
16-oz. can salmon
1 cup grated Cheddar
3 eggs
¾ cup milk
half teasp salt
freshly ground peppper
fresh parsley
Bake pie shell at 400° F for 5 minutes. Remove oven and lower heat to 375° F
Slice leeks in half lengthwise; wash carefully; slice thinly and sauté in 1 tablesp butter.
Drain salmon; flake and distribute over the bottom of the pie shell. Sprinkle with leeks and grated cheese.
Beat eggs with milk, salt and pepper; pour over mixture in shell. Top with a handful of fresh chopped parsley.
Bake at 375° F for 25-35 minutes.
This necklace reminds me of the beach. A Sterling Silver starfish, a freshwater pearl, and a green Chalcedony briolette all dangle from a hammered circle. The circle hangs from a Sterling Silver chain.
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This necklace reminds me of the beach. A Sterling Silver starfish, a freshwater pearl, and a green Chalcedony briolette all dangle from a hammered circle. The circle hangs from a Sterling Silver chain.
In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week. The Virginia Beach Fraternal Order of Police hosts this annual memorial service as a tribute to all local law enforcement officers that have died in the line of duty in service to the City of Virginia Beach.
Reminder: Flags should be flown at half-staff on May 15th
This tribute to American law enforcement officers is part of the historic crime bill that President Bill Clinton signed into law in 1994. At the request of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, Public Law 103-322 designates Peace Officers Memorial Day as one of only two days each year during which government agencies, businesses and residents are to fly their U.S. flags at half-staff.
“Just as we honor those who died in military service each Memorial Day, our nation pauses each May 15th to show its appreciation for the more than 20,000 men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in protecting our communities and safeguarding our democracy here at home,” said Craig W. Floyd, Memorial Fund Chairman and CEO. “Lowering flags to half-staff on Peace Officers Memorial Day is also a way to remember the family members, friends and colleagues these brave American heroes left behind.”
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- New face-up -
Do you guys remember this little pukifee icis? I used to own her but I sold her in January 2014 to a really nice friend who fell head over heels for her. The butterfly girl is named Tuva-Li and she's been very well taken care of, but as with loved belongings she's been so loved that her face-up started to crumble. So she sent her to me to redo it ^w^
I actually miss having an icis, she and a white skin bonnie is next on my wishlist!