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Life
Too much of it, and not enough.
The fear that it will end some day, and the fear that tomorrow will be the same as yesterday.
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John Updike
American novelist, poet, short story writer, art critic, and literary critic
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The Parish Church of All Saints, in the small village of Brington, Cambridgeshire. The nave dates from the 14th century, the chancel was rebuilt in the C15th and restored in 1675, with a complete restoration in 1868. The Grade II-listed church is built of Weldon limestone rubble with Weldon stone dressings and ashlar facings.
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Clothing store in Soho in NYC. Hundreds of antique SInger sewing machines and other industrial textile machinery as ornamentation.
All Saints is one of the most beautiful Churches in Sydney and represents one of the best examples of Victorian Academic Gothic style of architecture among our early Australian churches. It was built on land left in the will of the Reverend Samuel Marsden, who also bequeathed 200 pounds for the erection of the building. The building was designed by James Houison and was started in in 1846 and completed in 1847. The church was consecrated by Bishop Broughton of Sydney on January 27th, 1848.
As it was too small for the congregation, it was extended in 1862, and the steeple was added.
Source:Church website
Love my AllSaints Damisi Boots in Asphalt. It's a versatile boot to go with skinny jeans or skirts. The double buckles are usually undone but they give the boots a bit of casual tough style.
One caveat: all those hardwares make lots of jangling noises when I walk. There's no sneaking around!
One example of My OCD behaviour. I catalogue every piece of clothing and accessory. It's easy to get organised and dressed later. My closet is organised from white to black, shoes stacked up nice and tidy in boxes with a polaroid on them for easy access. When you are organised it's easy to get dressed and not mess up.
Parish church. C12-C15. Restored 1856. Flint with ashlar dressings and
brick. Pantiled nave and aisle roof and slate over chancel. C12 round tower
to west. Octagonal belfry stage with 4 2-light windows of c. 1300. C19
broach spire. All exterior detailing except south clerestory and chancel
east window is C19. South porch and aisle. South clerestroy of brick
comprising 2 2-light windows per bay, probably late C15. Chancel east window
3-lights double ogee type of c. 1340. One flushwork panelled corner buttress.
North side has C19 vestry and 3 C19 windows. No clerestory. Nave interior
of 3 bays. Octagonal piers with double chamfered arches on south. Similar
chancel arch. Very fine late C15 hammerbeam roof with crenellated wall plate
and hammerbeams. Panelled spandrels, arched brace to ridge purlin with
pendants at intersections. Single moulded butt purlins. Early C15 font,
probably of 7 sacraments but with carvings lost.