Monday, May 19, 2008

In Loving Memory of Edward DeSimone


In Loving Memory of Edward DeSimone
Originally uploaded by *charminglyBohemian

I would like to dedicate this photograph to Edward DeSimone; my neighbor ( and one of many victims I know) who was murdered in the world trade center attacks. He left his two children behind him and his wife. Ed was a truly amazing man, and i can see so much of him in his children.
this is a memorial in his honor.
This was written by Gloria:
"Gloria

I grew up and played with Eddie as a child. I lived just around the corner from him. I wrote this about him a while ago. Today being the anniversary seems appropriate to share it.
Edward DeSimone III

We shared moments in the sun
Laughter, wrestling, childhood fun
Never asking how much time we had
Never believing we’d ever be sad
That is what children feel
That pain and tears are not quite real
I found out though that life has pain
Because my childhood friend will not play again
On 9-11 his life came to an end
Taking from this earth my childhood friend
Although as we grew up we did lose touch
Wrestling as children though our joy held much
Just being innocent without care
Now I pray for his family’s despair
He left behind children and a wife
So young to say goodbye to life
I will remember him when I pray
When I reflect at the end of my day
If not understanding the loss of life
Then growing stronger from the strife
To hold his memory close and dear
By growing strong and not showing fear
The flag that flies in terrorism’s way
Remembers every soul lost on 9-11 day

Gloria-9/11/2004"



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Thursday, May 1, 2008

Shop classes


Shop classes
Originally uploaded by StangGT

Lambertville School, Lambertville, NJ

This is the last shot I will post and pool for a while....that I have taken with the trusty Canon S70. The XTi comes tomorrow and I all the new shots will be from there.

Anyhow...this is the 1st floor northern hallway. Many of the rooms were shop classes. Entire ceiling is fallins as you can see in the top right.



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April Showers


April Showers
Originally uploaded by rowingmum

Pink Tuilps on a rainy day.



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Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Hearts Aglow


Hearts Aglow
Originally uploaded by pixpanache

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DSC_9194_5_6 HDR


DSC_9194_5_6 HDR
Originally uploaded by JenWeaverPhotography.com

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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Hamilton (B&W)


Hamilton (B&W)
Originally uploaded by lightningbaron

Taken at the Paterson Great Falls. Right before I retreated to the car from a sudden snow squall hitting.

In 1778, Alexander Hamilton visited the falls and was impressed by its potential for industry. Later as the nation's first Secretary of Treasury, he selected the site of the nation's first planned industrial city, which he called a "national manufactory." Read more at the a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Falls_of_the_Passaic_River">wiki page for it.



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Sunday, March 16, 2008

McD


McD
Originally uploaded by slick1ru2

Boardwalk at Wildwood, NJ




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