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County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich (with scissors ) and County Li-brarian Margaret Donnellan Todd (far left) cut the ribbon November 4 for the new County of Los Angeles Public Library’s Antelope Valley bookmobile which will provide service to rural and remote areas of northern Los Angeles County. The bookmobile is equipped with a satellite dish for online access to the internet and will provide public computer workstations and wireless internet access for laptop users.
I am so excited about this set. A friend of mine, David Clifton, whom I met about a month ago at the retreat I was on, puts on a dinner for all the homeless people in Denver. He and his volunteers can serve between 5,000 and 10,000 people on this day alone. He has been doing missions for many years and has been to 51 countries. When he asked me to photograph this event for him I was so honored. I wanted to do more, serve people food, take them to their seats, etc.... But I wanted to capture some important pictures too, as I believe these people are very special. I tried to talk to as many of them as I could, and I hope they felt that I cared about them.
Out with the Nicca5L, and a roll of TMY2. I realize I am grateful for image capturing, seeing my colleagues pics on flickr. And I realize how tired I am of hatred, aversion, and anger. As a dad, a doctor, and avid film guy, I can only hope our collective photography can get us over the difficult times we all face. But do remember to speak up for those whose voices have been silenced, as the photo of the hand written sign notes.
A bone china dinner bowl from the collection of the Nizam's crockery at Chowmahalla Palace, Hyderabad
Francis Jacquier left for Rugby in December 1935. He was serving in the Navy and was killed in an explosion when his ship was torpedoed.
HA Ross-Thompson was later killed during World War II and his name is also on the memorial plaque in the school library.
Michael Strachan had come to Wellesley House in 1928. Michael Strachan also worked at the school at Loch Rannoch during the Michaelmas Term 1939 before he left to train at Weedom with the Cavalry Cadet Unit. He visited again in Michaelmas 1940. His son, Hugh Strachan was later at Wellesley House. Brigadier Sir Hew Francis Anthony Strachan, DL, FRSE, FRHS (born 1 September 1949 in Edinburgh, Scotland) is a Scottish military historian, well known for his work on the administration of the British Army and the history of the First World War. He is a brigadier general and Member of Council of the Queen's Bodyguard for Scotland (Royal Company of Archers) (Source: Wikipedia)
I hand carved this serving dish from a piece of a Black Cherry tree that had been bulldozed over near where I live.
40th annual May Breakfast, May 5, 2013
The event featured Jonnycakes, homemade breads and more as we welcomed the arrival of spring. Volunteers in Colonial dress treated guests at our historic 18th century home to a homemade breakfast of various berry breads, chilled fruit cup, Jonnycakes, omelet, bacon & Grandma’s old fashioned baked beans, coffee & orange juice. After the breakfast, guests were treated to tour the rooms and exhibits of the House Museum and the surrounding grounds on a beautiful May day.
40th annual Smith-Appleby House Museum May Breakfast, May 5, 2013
Smith-Appleby House Museum, Smithfield, RI.
The Historical Society of Smithfield, RI
went to the mall today (Which I detest) to buy a few shirts for my vacation. Taking some candids kept me entertained when I was bored.
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