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The Middle and Upper Schools celebrated Spirit Week 2014 with special themed dress-up days: America Monday, Tacky Tourist Tuesday, Westminster Wednesday, Dress-Alike Thursday and Flashback Friday.
hi everybody! thank you kristina, for the great initiative! it will be nice to hang out with all of you again!
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For week 4, I took a headshot of my brother! I used my 135mm FD mount lens, and it proved to be wonderful once again. My brother was a good sport for putting up with me!
Bison traffic jam in Yellowstone. I tried some other group shots this week, but none worked quite as well as this one from recent vacation. I used it as an excuse to explore LR 5 features obtained after the trip.
The ramp and stage for the Telenor Bridal Couture week is again set in Lahore, the main vision of this 3 day bridal dresses event is to introduce bridal wear trends, it gives the powerful platform to Pakistani fashion designers to show their skills, it was scheduled for 3 days, 11th, 12th and...
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San Francisco Fleet Week 2016 finished with a bang on Sunday, with another spectacular airshow, featuring (among others) the Bretling Jet Team, The Patriots, and the Blue Angels, who were competing to see who could get the most "wow" moments with the crowd!
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Police Week is observed around the nation as a time to honor and remember law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation designating the week in which May 15th falls on as National Police Week.
Project flickr 11-15-14: Week 47: RELIGION
Watauga Presbyterian Church, founded as Willow Springs Cumberland Prebyterian Church in the 1850s and reorganized in 1867, then renamed Watauga Presbyterian Church in 1896.
Outside the frontier church stands an historical marker naming the courageous families who founded the church when there was nothing but acres of prairie land. Along side of it sits the old farm bell donated by descents of the Keating family, one of the first handful of pioneers to settle in Watauga. On Sundays, the iron bell can be heard clanging as the current youngsters at the church take turns pulling and tugging on its handle to remind neighbors that the preacher has arrived.
The spirit of this frontier church has continuously served this community for approximately 130 years. Services are still held at 9 a.m. every Sunday.
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Thanksgiving week was a swirl of contradictions for Olive. On the one hand, she became bashful when she never was before. She only wanted me or Ryan to hold her. My brother's poor family didn't get a lot of time with her when she wasn't whining or fussing. Our normally even-tempered, super laid back and happy baby was nowhere to be seen for most of the week. Equally as odd was the fact that she'd wake up every night before 10pm crying for Ryan or me. If my mom went in, she would just cry more and if my mom tried to give her a bottle during that wake up, she was equally upset. This was our first glimpse at separation anxiety. Unlike at home, Olive needed to see Ryan and I to be able to go back to sleep. I guess a new tooth coming in plus so much disruption to her routine was just too much for her.
On the other hand, Olive's confidence grew exponentially! She was turbo crawling everywhere! Bouncing from one surface to another and speed crawling from room to room. Olive began truly socially waving. She'd wave hello and goodbye to everyone we met and become obsessed with waving at Christmas trees. She was easily pulling up and only holding one with the tips of a finger or two while she pulled toys out of a basket or reached for something she wanted. She began clapping when asked and at appropriate times and she stepped her dancing up a notch.
The biggest event for her dad was taking Olive up in the Sky Wheel in Myrtle Beach. She loved it! She pressed her hands and face up to the glass and looked down from the very top. Ryan was so excited that she liked the ride; he really wants her to become his riding buddy on all of the amusement rides I refuse to go on. I'd say we're off to a good start.
'maybe if i put my toy here and look cute you'll stop watching tv and play with me'.. damn that cute face ;)
52 weeks project, round 2 - here I come.
I feel like I didn’t really evolve with this project last year because I didn’t put enough effort into it and I sort of just took photos to be able to upload something. So my new year’s resolution is to really step out of my comfort zone this year, to use new models, plan shoots beforehand, to really think of ideas.
(Also, this is a terrible scan, I'm sorry. I will rescan this later maybe. I also just realised I wrote the date down wrong...)
The people in this nearby house (across from the Ilda Marker) attended the ceremonies in honor of the "Forgotten Souls".
Soon after the discovery of the cemetery, the lawn of this house sprouted beautiful plantings of Prickly Pears (as seen in the photo), and rocks were added in interesting formations. Little by little seasonal flowers were added as were beautiful small trees and shrubs. Look closely at the exotic fruits that are dangling from the little trees. The white puffs are cotton plants!
The garden surrounds the whole front yard and is growing in size as it extends to the back of the house. It really is beautiful and has interest and color throughout the four seasons.
Neighbors say that the exotic garden (my words) was started in honor of the people buried at this corner/area.