REMEMBER THEM

This was a photo take at the Korean War Memorial by my Son recently
Brings a tear to my eye when I think of all the souls lost serving our country.
Remember them this Memorial Day and all the loved ones lost.

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Happy Mother's Day to All Mothers

"THE THRONE"

I found this on Pinterest. Not sure I like it but it is fit for a king!

ABANDONED

I love images of abandoned buildings and rooms. So man questions when I see them. What was this room? Why was that gorgeous painting painted on the wall and who did the graffiti ? Who was the lady in the painting? What era was this room active and who occupied this room?

THE TALL SHIPS ARE COMING

This is a collage I created last week. I used only two images and Photoshop brushes. One is the background from Teddi's kit and the ship is a tall ship that sails in to Coos Bay twice a year. This one has been in several movies. There are two tall ships that come in and they will be here this month.
I love the way it turned out.

PASSING IN TO THE ARMS OF OUR LORD

This is exactly as I had it pictured in my mind.

Notice how the old woman is gazing back at the life that she is leaving...then passes through the veil of death into the open arms of the Savior. The "Come Unto Me" bronze sculpture took more than a year to make its first appearance. Unveiled in the 2000, the original life-sized bronze monument stands in the grand foyer of the Spilsbury Mortuary in St. George Utah.  It has become a scenic attraction, in addition to a comfort to countless families at a most tender time of their lives.It portrays the spiritual journey from mortality to immortality: an aged woman's body, returning to its prime, and back to the arms of our Savior. Death is not the end. We all have an eternal destiny, as "Come Unto Me" portrays."For God so loved the world that He gave His

only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life."John 3:16