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Two Spirit Artwork
A secret carving in the woods - no one knows who the artist is, but the carving is allegedly 30+ years old.
It's quite arresting. In her book, The Legacy of Trees, Nina Shoroplova describes the carving: "Carved sometime in the 1990s, this sculpture displays an Indigenous energy. The 2 in LGBTQ2 refers to two-spirit, a term used by Indigenous North Americans to refer to their conception of gender variance. While one of the faces carved into this stump is clearly visible, the second is wearing away with time and weather."
Meanwhile, the Stanley Park site simply refers to this carving as Two Spirits Artwork, and states that it is not recognized by the Parks Board.
two Kappore Dancers, Raiden Yosakoi Dancers, Leiden University Students and
members of the Yosakoi Dance group from Minami Gyotoku, Japan
Hahnwaldbrücke in Rhineland-Palatinate
A section of the new Hahnwald Bridge just before Wiesbaden in Niedernhausen Hesse at 05:50
Axel Rudi Pell - Come Back To Me
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYttVYV2acw&feature=related
Gib jedem Tag die Chance, der schönste deines Lebens zu werden!
Give every day the chance to be the most beautiful of your life!
She has two faces.
One face that she shows the world, loved ones, and in public.
The smiling one.
The happy, friendly, and talkative one.
The confident one full of laughter and positivity.
The face that everyone is used to.
The second face is the real face.
The one she tries not to show anyone.
The face behind closed doors, when she's alone away from the world, in the security of her own emotions that she doesn't want to show anyone else or have to explain them.
It's exhausting trying to look happy and like nothing is bothering you.
The face that stares off at nothing or patterns on the floor or drapes.
The face that cries in the shower, in bed, car rides alone, cries sitting on the couch, or doing things around for house.
The sad face that stares back at her in the mirror and looks nothing like she used to be.
Well to her anyway. Others say she looks the same. The face that looks strong to the people she knows, but is really just shards of broken glass inside.
Yes, the girl that was there for everyone, and strong for others...is now split into two.
Two faces, one broken spirit.
She can't bear the losses.
It feels like a chapter of a wonderful book closed never to be open again.
All she has are memories and visions in her head that she plays over and over.
Nothing is the same to her.
Everything is different. She can't cope with daily life, her Doctor said. So she writes to help herself, and she has her two faces.
What's funny is, the sad face is the face worth a thousand words underneath in the depths of complexity.
While the happy face full of laughter, love, positiveness, and fun...is a straight shooter."
Two fishing boats unloading the catch. Whitstable was famous for its 'Native Oysters' which were collected from beds beyond the low water mark from Roman times until the mid-20th century. This is celebrated at the annual Whitstable Oyster Festival. I can recommend the Lobster and fries.
I very rarely, if ever, post pictures of Mrs Rachel here, but we looked so good together cosplaying as Janet(s) that I've decided to make an exception.
The blouses are actually mens' shirts. Indeed I wore mine as a shirt the same evening for what turned out to be a surprise birthday party. Our daughter made the waistcoats and skirts.
I think that these two are courting. They were scaring a group of deer, but they didn't seem to serious about chasing the deer.
Two Trees T909 between Cobar and Bourke. No idea what advantage the rear trailer axle setup gives.... December 2020.
Two railcars await to continue their journey from Alexisbad in the Harz. One going to Harzgerode and one to Hasselfelde