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http://www.flickr.com/photos/walkadog/3573884469/ 2009 USAF Academy Graduation, May 27, 2009, Colorado Springs, CO, Hat Hurray Toss, Thunderbird Fly Over The 1,046 newly commissioned second lieutenants at the U.S. Air Force Academy commemorate their achievement by tossing their hats as the Air Force Thunderbirds fly over Falcon Stadium. (U.S. Air Force photo/Dennis Rogers) | | Moon Flower And The White Winged Dove
One pristine twilight a White Winged Dove Flew high into the Sky, exulting in his power and freedom of flight. He flew so high he could see the glittering face of the moon. A Flower fell from the moon. The flower fell twisting and turning to the earth. The dove saw that she was precious and rare, and was mesmerized by her luminescent petals. She landed in A meadow of lily's and took root. The White Winged Dove came and watched her each twilight. He saw that the Lillie's of the meadow Shunned her because her petals were silvery and bright. The Lily's said she wasn't a flower at all! Only a weed. The Moon Flower Wept and wished for love but found none. So The White Winged Dove came each twilight and sang to her. She could not understand his song for nine hundred and ninety nine nights. Because the languages of Flowers and Doves were too different. On the thousandth twilight she understood his song so they began to converse. They conversed about all things. He told her of Doves and the Sky. She told him of Flowers and Earth. Each twilight he came and spoke with her until she fell into a peaceful slumber. Moon Flower was unhappy, she did not know she was a Moon Flower and could not understand why she could not find a mate among the lilies. None of the flowers were like her and could not love a moon flower. After one thousand more nights Moon Flower asked the Dove why he did not have a mate and came to converse with her each twilight. I have made a choice to come each night and comfort you until you find a mate, if I had A mate of my own I could not come to you. The Moon Flower asked why he would do such a thing it was beyond comprehension. “Because I love you Moon Flower” replied the dove. I saw you fall from the Heavens one twilight and have loved you.
NO! You cannot love me. I can never love a Dove of the Sky, I am A flower of the Earth! I do not ask that you love me Moon Flower, My love for you is not in your heart but in my own.
For a thousand twilights more the White Winged Dove came and talked with the Moon Flower.
Then one twilight she was gone, if she died or found her true love The Dove Never knew.
Some say if you can find their meadow of lilies that he still comes each twilight and sings.
A Song about the night he saw a Flower fall from heaven. Original Story and Copyright by Jeffery Randolph June 2010 |  www.pcimagenetwork.com/horse/p12.htm | | I Wanna Be A Cowboy "His tall stature set him apart from most of the others I knew. His long legs, slight build and narrow chest made him appear lanky. His reddish hair, his large dark brown eyes, and his straight noise suited him just fine. A good-looking fella; no getting around it. And, downright handsome when dressed in his best. ...He had a not too unpleasant disposition; easygoing most of the time but, he'd become nervous and excitable occasionally, and sometimes he'd get downright cantankerous. ...I knew him for three years. We spent an hour or two every afternoon together. Many weekends he and I enjoyed hours together walking through our woodlands, over alfalfa fields, between farmer's cornrows and along dusty back roads, and meandering creek banks. ...Astride my horse Bill; I'd see myself swinging into his saddle as an angry bear charged at us; chasing off a stalking mountain lion by banging my coffee tin against a frying pan and hanging onto Bill's tail as he pulls me across a swollen creek. I'd re-live my Uncle Vic's cowboy adventures as if his were mine. ...As I became a man I put away those youthful daydream adventures, but each of my sixty-something birthdays has reminded me -- I wanna be a cowboy." Original story and copyright by Ernest Ellis May 2010 | |  http://www.picturesofvancouver.com/LocalEvents/2010WinterOlympics/6577891_La622#795177341_UtiFQ | | Vancover hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancover BC |  | Picture: James Cameron speaking at Ted by Robert Scoble on February 14, 2010 http://www.flickr.com/photos/scobleizer/4357162984/ The elephants in the room at TED by Robert Scoble on February 14, 2010 "What is TED? It’s a celebration of human performance. On the TED stage we saw some of the best scientists the world has ever known. Some of the best dancers (you’ll see them on stage at the Oscars, by the way, don’t miss them). Some of the best musicians. Some of the best entrepreneurs. Some of the best children. Some of the best politicians." http://scobleizer.com/2010/02/14/the-elephants-in-the-room-at-ted/ |  | | Lricewiki (Reusing this image) Official license May 2006 Luther Rice Seminary & University Graduates in gowns Top Graduation Gifts...Blackberry, iPod, Notebook, Laptop, Computer Case, Desktop, Men's Watch, Women's Watch, Brand Sunglasses, Executive Pen, Microsoft Office 2007 | 
| | Garden Party/The First Valse Photo Story August 2008 Mélanie & Frédérci Wedding View ban-den's map taken in a place with no name (See more photos or videos here). http://www.flickr.com/photos/jubyfc/ Ban-Den lives in Metz, his Interests are China: its culture, its language, its people. Photography. Sports: tennis, soccer, rugby. Discovering the world: trips, readings. Good friendly moments. Walks in nature. http://fireignunited.com/Featured_Artist.html |  | July 2008 Photo Story PHOTO STORY Migratory umbrellas, everything is fine, umbrellas are in a Migratory party this morning in Brazil. After a stopover in the West, they should arrive within five or six months on the coasts of French ... Keep the coup summer is coming! Translation Parasols Migrateurs Tout va bien, les Parasols Migrateurs sont parti ce matin du Brésil, après une escale aux Antilles ils devraient arriver d'ici cinq ou six mois sur les côtes françaises... Tenons le coup l'été arrive ! Flickr.com/photos/kirtap-novar |
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