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Halifax Chronicle-Herald, Remembrance Day 2016.
Remembered in Bronze and Stone is not a novel, as the reporter asserts, but the writing of my book was indeed "a blast" as the article quotes me as saying.
Read the piece online, here:
thechronicleherald.ca/artslife/1414317-remembering-the-fi...
Parliament house @ sunset Saturday 28Mar15, thousands of people queuing to pay last respect to LKY, flag flying at half mast.
7 vertical frames HDR panorama.
. . . the fifth of November,
Gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason why gunpowder, treason
Should ever be forgot . . .
Yes, I know this is a ridiculously teeny bonfire to be posting here today for bonfire night, but it's the only photograph in my archive with anything like a decent fire. It wasn't even November when this was taken, my records show it was March of 1974, so I guess it may have been a barbeque at the children's home where I worked at that time.
Well anyway, this is only posted as an introduction to today's blog story about bonfire night which can be found here: opobs.wordpress.com/2012/11/05/remember-remember/
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On June 25, 2017 Pride March NYC is going into its 48th anniversary with the largest Pride March in the country. Pride March NYC is a day of fun and celebration in the name of equality, attracting thousands of out-of-state visitors and brings them together with local residents, families, and community leaders. The first March was held in 1970 and has since become an annual civil rights demonstration. Over the years its purpose has broadened to include recognition of the fight against AIDS and to remember those we have lost to illness, violence and neglect. The March is a celebration of our lives and our community. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Lt. Governor Anthony Brown remarks at Maryland Remembers ceremony. by Brian K. Slack at Annapolis, MD
I don't actually remember it ever being this cheap. But .... I do remember when it was 33 cents!
This was a fun discovery in my hometown this weekend. I like the look back in time.
More than 200 Belgians and Americans gathered at Berismenil, Belgium, April 29, 2014, to commemorate the 70th anniversary of a April 13, 1944, B-17 crash. Airmen assigned to Geilenkirchen Air Base, Germany, participated in the ceremony alongside Airmen and Soldiers of the Belgian armed forces.
Remember our troops all gave some, and some gave it all.
Ummm i think it's an ok picture i had some trouble formatting it... Persay, i wasnt sure how to put it all together in one photo without it looking weird, i have a few other layouts, but i think this is the best, just my perspective
Public buildings had to display these signs if they had a basement and were equiped with supplies in case of atomic bombs that might rain down upon us at any time.
These signs have been on these buildings for so long that one doesn't even "see" them anymore. This a dorm on campus of St. Cloud State Univ.
November 11, 2018 marks the 100th anniversary since the end of the First World War, Armistice Day.
After four years of conflict, the guns fell silent. And we remember those who have given their lives on the battlefield, defending our country.
Liverpool City Centre.
Me enamoró tu mirada angelical y me perdí entre tu sonrisa cuasi perfecta. Me hipnotizó ese “cuasi” por su belleza y recorrí los rincones de tus palabras. Llegué al paraíso de tu pecho y, entre cicatrices de guerra, me encontré con tu ombligo, donde se mece plácidamente tu alegría. Robé una porción de ella y me escapé en dirección a tu espalda. Conduje mis ojos por la autopista de tu cintura y pagué con gusto el peaje de tu nuca con un beso apasionado. Fotografié las montañas de tus brazos, cuyos caminos poco transitados había tomado un color azul verdoso. Descansé sobre la yema de tus dedos, que acariciaban gratamente mi cuerpo imperfecto. Al amanecer, tus pupilas alumbraron el reino de tus rodillas y me dispuse a seguir su luz. Anduve por los senderos que marcaban tus mulsos bien diferenciados y sobrevolé las robustas praderas que se alzan sobre tus piernas. El tímido halo de tu respiración meció mis pensamientos, que brincaban alegremente sobre tu alma aniñada y sin prejuicios. Cuan perfecto fue el paraje del que mis insignificantes ojos quedaron prendados que decidí alojarme en él para toda la eternidad. Y allí sigo, tomando café en el último poro de tu piel y contemplando la grandiosidad de tu mirada, sentada sobre tus párpados.
near Vernal, Utah
This "Remember the Maine" and "Remember Pearl Harbor" memorial is painted high on a cliff face near Vernal, Utah. The memorial commemorates the sinking of the Maine in Havana harbor at the beginning of the Spanish American War, and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The original painting was painted in 1898 and has since been repainted as of seventy five years ago.
Verse
"Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy." (Exodus 20:8)
Explanation
We remember someone's name with the help of the name tag.
We remember Jesus by singing and reading about Him on Sunday.
Shown in photo
Carson Dellosa robot name tag
Waking Up:
Remember what you were
"The Lord ’s curse is on the house of the wicked,
but he blesses the home of the righteous." Proverbs 3:33 (NIV)
There are some bad boys out there who have forgotten about their quadruple bypass operation and are eating fat-fried food again. There are some bad girls who have forgotten about their emphysema and have started smoking again. There are some reckless diabetics who are careless with their insulin injections. Such people apparently have lost their fear of--and respect for--their disease.
A real danger for people who have been Christians for a while is that they grow sleepy and careless in their security. They forget who they were and where they came from. They have lost their shock and awe at the fearful wrath of God on all evil. “The LORD’s curse is on the house of the wicked” (Proverbs 3:33).
We all need to remember the terrible punishment that our Savior Jesus Christ absorbed for our sake on the cross. We all need to re-appreciate how expensive the forgiveness is that he bought for us there. We all need to respect and fear our enemy from hell. We all need to reaffirm our gratitude for Word and sacrament that bond us to Christ now and forever. Lord, wake us.
God bless