Showing posts with label One Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One Summer. Show all posts
Jul 1, 2022
Oct 1, 2018
How to pick a name for your baby
"Okay, we'll start with something basic. Where'd Shade come from? The name, I mean."
He slowed down, veering off toward a rest stop. "Shadrach."
Her eyes widened in appreciation. "As in Meshach and Abednego in the Book of Daniel?''
"That's right. My mother decided to give each of her offspring a name that would roll
around a bit. I've a sister named Cassiopeia. Why Bryan?"
"My parents wanted to show they weren't sexist."
One Summer
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By jelly - http://pixabay.com/en/baby-hand-dad-200760/, CC0,
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=36474237
Picking a name for your child can sometimes feel overwhelming. In addition to the possibilities you think up, it's likely that friends and relatives will offer suggestions of their own – whether you want them to or not.
There's no right or wrong way to pick a name for your baby. The most important consideration is to choose one you love.
Sep 27, 2018
Horror Movies to Get You Into the Halloween Spirit
"Good horror fiction's supposed to make you wake up at 3:00 A.M.
and wonder if you've locked your doors."
One Summer
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By Karl Thomas Moore - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0,
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=49309702
Let me start off by saying that fall and horror movies are two of my favorite things. Put them together and it's my absolute favorite time of year. As a child, horror movies would terrify me, but now I actually thoroughly enjoy them. Not much scares me anymore and I have no problem watching a horror movie or two, even before bed, especially during this glorious time of year. After you have seen as many of them as I have, there's not much left to fear. If you love to get scared and want to have a blast doing it, check out my personal horror movie recommendations below.
Apr 5, 2016
eye-catching portraits you just can’t stop gazing at
He didn't always see life as others did. At times it was harsher, colder than the naked eye
could see—or wanted to.
Other times it was softer, more lovely than the busy world imagined.
Shade observed it, grouped the elements, manipulated time and shape, then recorded it his way.
Always his way.
One Summer
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Creating a great portrait photo is one of the most difficult and challenging tasks for a photographer. In order to take a really eye-catching and natural photo, a photographer has to take a deep look inside a model’s inner world to reveal a secret within the person and transform all the things we saw and learned into one single picture.
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He couldn't deny that her portraits of the rich, famous and beautiful were well done—
even excellent ones of their kind.
There was compassion in her photographs, humor and a
smooth sensuality.
He wouldn't even deny that there was a place for her kind of work in
the field. It just wasn't his angle.
She reflected culture, he went straight for life.
even excellent ones of their kind.
There was compassion in her photographs, humor and a
smooth sensuality.
He wouldn't even deny that there was a place for her kind of work in
the field. It just wasn't his angle.
She reflected culture, he went straight for life.
One Summer
Labels:
Bryan,
Bryan Mitchell,
Celebrity Magazine,
Nora Roberts,
One Summer,
Photography,
Shade,
Shade Colby
Aug 20, 2013
Some Pet!
Adrenaline born of panic gave her the strength to send the three of them rolling to the edge of the bank. As she struck out blindly, Lee heard Hunter issue a sharp command. A whimper followed it.
"Lenore." Her shoulders were gripped before she could spring to her feet. In her mind, the only thought was to find a weapon to defend them. "It's all right." Without giving her a choice, Hunter held her close. "It's all right, I promise. He won't hurt you."
"My God, Hunter, it's a wolf!" Every nightmare she'd ever read or heard about fangs and claws spun in her mind. With her arms wrapped around him to protect, as much as for protection, Lee turned her head. Silver eyes stared back at her from a silver coat.
"No." He felt the fresh fear jump through her and continued to soothe. "He's only half wolf."
Second Nature
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Sansa Stark's actress adopted her real-life direwolf
She adds: “Growing up I always wanted a dog, but my parents never wanted one. We kind of fell in love with my character’s dire wolf, Lady, on set.”
And in case you want your own direwolf, Zunni is a Mahlek Northern Inuit Dog. Not sure if it comes with a thirst for Lanister blood or not, but we’re sure you can train that out of them.
FLAVORWIRE
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As they pulled up behind the Jeep, a huge silver-gray form bounded around the side of the house. Shade swore in sheer astonishment.
"That must be Santanas." Bryan laughed but gave the dog a wary going-over with her door firmly closed.
Fascinated, Shade watched the muscles bunch as the dog moved. But the tail was wagging, the tongue lolling.
Some pet, he decided. "It looks like a wolf."
"Yeah." She continued to look out the window as the dog paced up and down the side of the van. "Lee tells me he's friendly."
"Fine. You go first"
Bryan shot him a look that he returned with a casual smile. Letting out a deep breath, Bryan opened the door. "Nice dog," she told him as she stepped out, keeping one hand on the handle of the door. "Nice Santanas."
"I read somewhere that Brown raised wolves," Shade said
One Summer
Labels:
Actress,
Bryan,
Bryan Mitchell,
Celebrity Magazine,
Dogs,
Films,
Hunter,
Hunter Brown,
Lee,
Lenore Radcliffe,
Nora Roberts,
One Summer,
Pets,
Second Nature,
Shade,
Shade Colby,
Wolf
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