This document is a magazine called "The Embrace Issue" that discusses relationships, weddings, and beauty. It includes articles on how to get attention back in a relationship, bringing out natural beauty with makeup, and a photoshoot featuring a casual wedding dress style. The overall theme is embracing yourself, relationships, and individual journeys of self-expression.
Pennsylvania style. Views and images from nearly 100 years ago. A great resource book, cookbook and all around interesting read. Check out our website at http://www.lititzpen.blogspot.com for more interesting history and views around the PA countryside.
I. Things that Endure Page 1
II. The Cost of Reaching the Best 9
III. When Kindness is Unkind 17
IV. The Interweaving of the Days 27
V. Doing and Not Doubting 37
VI. No True Work Is Vain 43
VII. Be Thou a Blessing 51
VIII. Making a Living and Making a Life 59
IX. Our Lives Words of God 67
X. Two Ways 77
XL The Duty of Being Always Strong 85
XII. Strength for a New Year 93
XIII. More than Meat , 105
XIV. The Sin of Drifting 113
XV. The Value and Responsibility of One Life 121
XVI. The Folly of Drifting into Marriage 129
XVII. How Not to Show Sympathy 137
XVIII. Choosing Our Friends Page 145
XIX. The Entanglements of Love 157
XX. Learning the Lessons of Love at Home 165
XXI. Learning the Lessons of Patriotism 173
XXII. Is Worrying a Christian Duty? 181
XXIII. Making or Marring Beauty 189
XXIV. On the Footpath to Success 197
XXV. Causes of Failure 205
XXVI. Sticking to One's Calling 215
XXVII. The Misuse of the Gift of Speech 223
XXVIII. The Danger of Talking too Much 231
XXIX. Books Worth While 239
XXX. A Talk about Temper 247
XXXI. The Advantage of Keeping One's Temper 257
XXXII. The Grace of Being Obliging 265
XXXIII. What to Do with Our Money 273
XXXIV. What to Do with Our Hands 283
XXXV. Some Indirect Ways of Lying 291
XXXVI. Putting away Childish Things 299
XXXVII. Remember the Way 307
TEMPO is a vibrant and youthful magazine; in layout, content and spirit. Brimming with community, music, fashion, art, food, lifestyle and innovation.
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Great Southern Streetwalking Nomads 1524 2286John Latham
A WORK IN PROGRESS
... Take me don’t take me, let me go with you away engulfed in your sea of joy - found interactive with a tribal family and foreigners inter-pollen and play. I don’t want to stop, simply to flow and break where necessary with a diamond facet in sync with a quasar edge to let it be the essence that nurtures a quoll, … whilst shining sanity to a witness who is a prisoner of war once leach ridden in a jungle ditch, formed at the base of a huge fallen tree whose fate was set by a bomb fallen at its other side. They are loved by many, the brave over-and-done stories of the hard won victories or the wasted lost battles that were part thereof; the lovers of the loved lean into the gloom finding a light, a warmth, an attitude, a valiance and characters to love. The story of a chapter of a life, the substance of desperate-sweat, endurance, genius, determination showing a success that one may like to share. It was here in the wind of mentality, yours and mine, the sole one; but stopping to manifest it here, I face but an echo of silence - just an error a ripple in our fluid. I am now again the pilot, my instrument keyboard, at one time a brush, is the glider in our wind. We unfold the wild wind of our angry hearts and roll out the moist words of our supreme joy. Retell me foreign gentleman … of the best way to prune the olive tree and I will explain the tapping of oil from the eucalypt and together we may see a quasar joining us through its veil. ... ./..
Pennsylvania style. Views and images from nearly 100 years ago. A great resource book, cookbook and all around interesting read. Check out our website at http://www.lititzpen.blogspot.com for more interesting history and views around the PA countryside.
I. Things that Endure Page 1
II. The Cost of Reaching the Best 9
III. When Kindness is Unkind 17
IV. The Interweaving of the Days 27
V. Doing and Not Doubting 37
VI. No True Work Is Vain 43
VII. Be Thou a Blessing 51
VIII. Making a Living and Making a Life 59
IX. Our Lives Words of God 67
X. Two Ways 77
XL The Duty of Being Always Strong 85
XII. Strength for a New Year 93
XIII. More than Meat , 105
XIV. The Sin of Drifting 113
XV. The Value and Responsibility of One Life 121
XVI. The Folly of Drifting into Marriage 129
XVII. How Not to Show Sympathy 137
XVIII. Choosing Our Friends Page 145
XIX. The Entanglements of Love 157
XX. Learning the Lessons of Love at Home 165
XXI. Learning the Lessons of Patriotism 173
XXII. Is Worrying a Christian Duty? 181
XXIII. Making or Marring Beauty 189
XXIV. On the Footpath to Success 197
XXV. Causes of Failure 205
XXVI. Sticking to One's Calling 215
XXVII. The Misuse of the Gift of Speech 223
XXVIII. The Danger of Talking too Much 231
XXIX. Books Worth While 239
XXX. A Talk about Temper 247
XXXI. The Advantage of Keeping One's Temper 257
XXXII. The Grace of Being Obliging 265
XXXIII. What to Do with Our Money 273
XXXIV. What to Do with Our Hands 283
XXXV. Some Indirect Ways of Lying 291
XXXVI. Putting away Childish Things 299
XXXVII. Remember the Way 307
TEMPO is a vibrant and youthful magazine; in layout, content and spirit. Brimming with community, music, fashion, art, food, lifestyle and innovation.
Abu Dhabi, UAE · http://www.tempoplanet.com
Great Southern Streetwalking Nomads 1524 2286John Latham
A WORK IN PROGRESS
... Take me don’t take me, let me go with you away engulfed in your sea of joy - found interactive with a tribal family and foreigners inter-pollen and play. I don’t want to stop, simply to flow and break where necessary with a diamond facet in sync with a quasar edge to let it be the essence that nurtures a quoll, … whilst shining sanity to a witness who is a prisoner of war once leach ridden in a jungle ditch, formed at the base of a huge fallen tree whose fate was set by a bomb fallen at its other side. They are loved by many, the brave over-and-done stories of the hard won victories or the wasted lost battles that were part thereof; the lovers of the loved lean into the gloom finding a light, a warmth, an attitude, a valiance and characters to love. The story of a chapter of a life, the substance of desperate-sweat, endurance, genius, determination showing a success that one may like to share. It was here in the wind of mentality, yours and mine, the sole one; but stopping to manifest it here, I face but an echo of silence - just an error a ripple in our fluid. I am now again the pilot, my instrument keyboard, at one time a brush, is the glider in our wind. We unfold the wild wind of our angry hearts and roll out the moist words of our supreme joy. Retell me foreign gentleman … of the best way to prune the olive tree and I will explain the tapping of oil from the eucalypt and together we may see a quasar joining us through its veil. ... ./..
XIII. Some Friends of Mine in Paradise 146
"Dear Will Reed" 148
O Crystal Heart! 150
Albert J. Blackford 158
King David 159
The Reverend James Boicourt 161
Saint James 163
The Reverend Wilbur F. Sheridan, G.G.M. . . 165
Robert Forbes 174
Bishop Charles W. Smith. 176
Franklin Hamilton 179
Bishop Robert Mclntyre 182
The Story of Margaret 185
XIV. Careless Creek 199
XV. Church Spires 220
XVI. A Bunch of Wild Flowers 251
They Wait for Me 251
Skirting the Dawn I Saw a River Fair 253
How Still Thou Art, O Quiet of the Dark!. . 253
The Songs 254
Before going out on a date, and that also a special one, prepare
yourself for it, after all you are out to impress a girl and make her fall
for you. Remember, first impressions are lasting impressions.
Don’t make any blunder or mistakes that you would repent later.
Opportunities never knock at your door twice. Don’t ruin your
chances with the girl even before you get started. Plan your strategy,
chalk it out and implement it.
XIII. Some Friends of Mine in Paradise 146
"Dear Will Reed" 148
O Crystal Heart! 150
Albert J. Blackford 158
King David 159
The Reverend James Boicourt 161
Saint James 163
The Reverend Wilbur F. Sheridan, G.G.M. . . 165
Robert Forbes 174
Bishop Charles W. Smith. 176
Franklin Hamilton 179
Bishop Robert Mclntyre 182
The Story of Margaret 185
XIV. Careless Creek 199
XV. Church Spires 220
XVI. A Bunch of Wild Flowers 251
They Wait for Me 251
Skirting the Dawn I Saw a River Fair 253
How Still Thou Art, O Quiet of the Dark!. . 253
The Songs 254
Before going out on a date, and that also a special one, prepare
yourself for it, after all you are out to impress a girl and make her fall
for you. Remember, first impressions are lasting impressions.
Don’t make any blunder or mistakes that you would repent later.
Opportunities never knock at your door twice. Don’t ruin your
chances with the girl even before you get started. Plan your strategy,
chalk it out and implement it.
It has been seen that in unrequited love, the individual begins to expect something from the other. The present circumstance can be destructive to both. When an individual starts to have expectations from whom he adores, this condition may be painful. For more https://unrequitedlover.com/
Why let your love take its toll. Mend the broken wings of love!
Partner’s in bliss are real. Rare but real, and it all begins with you in a state of bliss and inner joy of who you really are. It has been called ‘enlightenment’ or the inner light being one to guide you through every moment, even in challenging ones the inner light is on. It’s like a ‘nut and bolt screwed together’. To work, they each must be compatible and if not, only great force will make them work, and most likely the connection is a dud.
ANTHEA MISSY PORTFOLIO 2015 PART 1/2 - STREET ART GRAFFITI MURALSAnthea Missy
Anthea Missy is an independent muralist based in Brussels and traveling as much as she can to create art since 2014. Her bold style blends in abstract and figurative happy and positive scenes in a unique organic style that seems to flow on walls. Originally a free hand painter, she’s widened her range of skills with stencils, graphic design, social media and video production. Although able to paint detailed artwork at small scale, she’s mainly focused on outdoors art working with diverse materials like acrylics, brushes and spray paint.
Some of her achievements for the past 2 years since she's started as a solo artist:
- Streetart in Brussels, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Brighton, Manchester, Helsinki, Lyon, Barcelona, Hanoi, Jakarta, Bangkok, Kuala Lampur, Phnom Penh, Shanghai
- A mural of 60 m long in Hanoi Vietnam made in 4 days
- Helping rejuvenate the old Lake side Phnom Penh in collaboration with Develop Boeung Kak Project
- Painting Rooms in Japanese Hotel Ofuro
- Group shows in Paris, Brussels, London, and Phnom Penh
- Public Live Art
- Participation to street art festival Femme Fierce London
- More than 60 art videos with Facebook native reach beyond 100 K
- 20 k followers on Facebook
Progression:
Since June 2014, Anthea Missy's developed her unique style by painting on walls and canvas, being able to produce much art on diverse media by mixing ink, spray paint, acrylic paint, synthetic paint, on wood, canvas, plaster, metal, concrete, plastic.
In 2015, she's progressively experienced with bigger surfaces extending her work from simple art on wall to deeper wall preparation and creation of a unique universe in a neighborhood, considering the architectural components and audience.
In Phnom Penh she's relentlessly practiced with all sorts of walls’ states making her a true muralist.
Her work which started with abstract organic shapes has extended to comics pop figurative scenes sometimes flirting with political art with works like 'Love Bomb' a positive work made in Brussels after the attacks.
For 2016 Anthea Missy has extended her skills to graphic design with intense training in Photoshop, Illustrator and Final Cut in order to multiply the diversity of media for her art, thus being the sole designer of her art from inception to production.
Ever-challenging herself, she's set to create large murals on water in Brussels in collaboration with the community, the port of Brussels and the city to create two murals of respectively 315m2 and 210m2, her biggest project so far.
She plans to attend Sliema Arts Festival Malta in July 2016 as well as the Mood Indigo Arts Festival in Mumbai at the end of the year with footfall of more than 100 000 students of India's new generation.
She continues to prospect to create large artwork anywhere on the globe.
Website:
https://antheamissy.com
Contact by email for a mural / Design / Performance Project:
anthea.missy@gmail.com
LEARNING TASK 4: Quotations of the Week
Direction: Discuss the meaning of the following quotations in reaction to our topics. Please
see your module for details. Attach your answer below.
Discovering the Love of Your Life - Leonardo Tavares - PreviewLeonardo Tavares
Have you ever felt lost amidst external expectations, tirelessly seeking a love that always seems to elude you? “Discovering the Love of Your Life” is not just a book but a transformative guide to self-discovery and self-love.
Imagine a life where self-love guides your decisions, authenticity is celebrated, and personal growth is continuous. “Discovering the Love of Your Life” is the key to unlocking that potential within you.
1. THE EMBRACE ISSUE
Obsession
How to get the
attention
back in your
relationship.
Wedding Trends
Mix your style with
your dress.
Bring
Natural
NUDE
to your
face palette.
2. A truthful insight into the
exploration of romance,
weddings, culture and that
stimulus impulse between two
complete and utter passionate
individuals. A connection
through romance or a link
of everlasting friendship.
Obsession does not just focus
on the lead up to a wedding
day but is a magazine which
prides itself in looking at the
expression of emotion and
the inner strength which is
needed to embrace yourself
and influence others around
you. It’s a unique magazine
which reflects individual
journeys through a range
of different platforms from
travel, atmospheric values,
cities and beauty. mixed with
that fun element of fashion.
The embrace issue is one with
connects with all, helping
lead others to grip hold of
their inner true identity , self
expression and being proud
to do so.
THE
EMBRACE
ISSUE.
LETTER
FROM O.
‘Obsession’
x
1
5. “Keep it simple. You don’t
want to overdo it with too
much make-up or crazy,
over-the-top hairstyles.
Let your natural beauty
show through.”
Heidi Klum
6. THE BEST THING
IS TO LOOK
NATURAL.
BUT IT TAKES
MAKEUP TO
LOOK NATURAL.
Calvin Klein
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7. THE EMBRACE ISSUE
SPRING | SUMMER
11
1 Letter From Obsession
3 Make-Up
Natural Nudes
12 Table Of Contents
13 Relationships
Dear My Other
Attention Strike
23 Travel
Lost In The Moment
31 Wedding
Wedding Words -
Edge On This Wedding
Diamonds Can’t Reflect The
Amount Of Love
8. Dear
My
other ..
Ilook forward to the nights when I have you in my bed;
laying besides me , breathing the same breath ,cradling me so tight
that not a bit of cold air can get in.
That moment before when you are undressing. The seconds of
hesitation which I am feeling; longer than the wait for a train
crossing to come up. I stare and I’m thankful.
I look at the way you were sculptured. How your smooth shoulders
lead to the frame work of your torso; holding your warm heart
securely underneath.
You make me feel blessed; the happiness I feel is like no other. I am
safe but paralysed by your presence. no one will ever make me
embrace this feeling and for that you are precious.
Love From O.
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10. Relationships
are not easy and I don’t think
anyone will have ever said they
are. Within a relationship there
is a level of trust, commitment,
loyalty and respect. It’s not all
passion and a constant flow
of connection. Certainly for
most that ideology that you are
‘soul mates’ may not exist, not
because you’re not in love but
because a relationship doesn’t
have to be based around
a fantasy and world inside a
bubble. Of course you can act
upon what you do as a couple
and pick destinations which
will thrive your experiences
and create a lifestyle of
happiness. But in the long run
this is not substantial or healthy.
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Trying to carry out an image of
a ‘perfect’ relationship would
be deceiving yourselves. As a
couple it is unlikely you will not
ever have an argument, disagree
or have issues. Relationships take
time and grow as time goes on,
continuing to flourish even after
the first hit of romance may fade.
11. ‘ Love yourself as
much as you want to
be loved.’
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A large factor in a relationship is
the physical. One problem which a
lot of couple’s face is at one stage
in the relationship feeling slightly
disconnected and losing the spark.
There are many reasons why this
feeling of reluctance towards each
other stands. one being far too
comfortable together, being used
to seeing the same body and
face daily, leading to not being
excited causing you to be lazy.
Another is being a comparison
to a figure of explicit imagery,
one which doesn’t portray a daily
reality, This leads to a small feeling
of disappointment that is hard to
ignore and to not acknowledge as it
surrounds us largely in this century;
social media such as Instagram
being a large one.The base of the
problem leads back to how couples
lack an element of surprise within
their relationship. When really the
individual only needs to surprise
themselves in order to spice it up!
12. “Don’t be the
woman who needs a
man; be the woman
who a man needs.”
LUCY QUIGLEY
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13. My veins are open to the cure you give me, a constant urge for
that first injection, the touch which made my vision freeze and
my brain ice over, paralysed.The sense of thrill has reached my
heart and the intensity on my chest has burst into flames. The fire
reaches my intoxicated blushed cheeks; all set alight by clench of
your palm. This feeling now, before and to come will always hit me.
Steps which were once an adventure are now a journey. One which
is taken with another mind to a thought. New breaths of light give
a sense of passion and an ecstasy sensation is felt from the rush of
the culture and inability to remember the atmosphere of another.
LOST IN THE
MOMENT
24
TRAVEL
14. The architecture of the
buildings was nearly defined as
his torso and the cobbled streets
lead a way which his finger did
once down my back. My eyes were
now open to this perceived place
known as a country filled with
romance. My mind was chasing
that fly which won’t leave, going
crazy with adrenaline. Not because
of the destination but because we
were here as one.
But an ash dark clouded sky can
quickly smother the buildings
that the path we take is between.
Smothering me and powering
that unpredictable emotion.
The hormone which causes
all organs to fail. Providing no
strength and no assistance.
But killing that strong desire
for a short time all down to one
collapse of miss communication.
Love
In
The
Wood.
LOST IN THE MOMENT
15. LOST IN THE MOMENT
That feeling of desire can
instantly be taken, and the resting
of salt being trapped in the lines
of those broken, cracked lips can
suddenly be felt. That craving of
taste can be turned sour as the
cat’s medicine poisons over time.
The glaze of abonnement and
betrayal seen in his eye as the
‘perfect’ experience crumbles
at his feet. That feeling of desire
is still there but deluded by the
fantasy that a perfect romantic
destination could repel any curse.
A once perfect romantic location
is now a destination of crumbling
memories.
16. The good memories will
still be entrapped in that square
of pixilation; being shared to the
billions of electric lights across the
world, reflecting a false reality
but one others want to believe.
Looking back to the first injection it
could have been felt in any shape on
the sphere, all the pressure forcing
the travel, pulling a train on breaks by
chains down a track is not needed.
LOST IN THE MOMENT
30
We travel
not to escape
life.
But for life not
to escape us.
18. Photoshoot
Edge On This Wedding
Styling: Zara/ BIUBIU/ Adidas
Model: Catherine Buchanan
Photographer: Laura Cross
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19. Wedding Words
36
I know
all the
secrets,remedies, small touches and
hold that small infinite key that
all desire. What makes a wedding
day? Is it the theme of white
flourishing, setting the tone for
that singular moment, giving a
sense of purity and beauty, or is
it the growing, crisp and timeless
flowers, suggesting an everlasting
strength between two people?
That one day nothing can deflect.
Rain may come but the sound
will be echoed as a beautiful
patter on the cobbles outside.
Making the inside rooms feel
filled with warmth and tenderness,
bringing everyone together
reflecting a true sense of comfort.
In opposition the air is filled with the
brightest sky, shining down illuminating the
venue, highlighting the most exquisite other
of that day. Beauty will be seen all around as
emotions are rippling through the bride and
groom, filling the venue and the day with a
connectionsostrongthattherealimportance
isshown.Thevaluewhichoneistoeachother.
20. ‘I WILL LOVE YOU
AS TRULY
AS THE SEASONS.
AND AS MADLY
AS A SNOW
THAT FALLS IN
SUMMER.’
Mark Anthony.
Who’s better to tell you what to
expect than a wedding planner?
Opening my cabinet of curiosities,
it relieves all brides of their
pounding pulses in the wires of
their mind. It opens up the heart
of the groom, which needs some
nourishment and assistance. This
is the key that all parents of
the couple need, the one which
opens up the realisation that their
little bird has finally left the nest.
There is nothing worse than being
piled in a room with a thousand
bodies. Invitations are a form of
expressed feelings inked in a bed
of sheets, sealed with heartfelt
wax to create an official stamp on
the event and in people’s minds.
Only invite those whose presence
has a special meaning, don’t ever
invite just to increase the number
of bodies in a space. Spend wisely
when planning a wedding; it’s like
placing a bet at horse races and the
money being pulled away as quick
as the jockey. Place the deepest
consideration into the cost per head,
as it is easily the most expensive part
of planning. The more aware of this
you are the easier it will be!
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Take
coffee;
something so rich and
desired can easily be spilt,
creating stress and a
stain which can possibly
last forever. A feeling
of lost control can be
solved with a simple tool.
Super glue – the secret must
have at all weddings. It bonds
to a stronger relationship
and has the strength
to repair a flower falling
from a bridesmaid’s dress
- even though its structure
may be broken and the
life of the flower may
be no more, at least the
visual impression remains.
23. Treat others like you would treat your
favourite childhood toy. Listen to it, take
care of it and value it. One struggle which
comes with weddings is bridesmaids.
From the moment of selecting each one to
keeping them happy and feeling confident.
Bridesmaids are those who take the role
in a wedding to heart, constantly trying to
obtain that burst of happiness for the bride
and groom. Bridesmaids are fragile, they
are like a fresh layer of ice on a winters lake.
The idea that it is strong enough to skate on
but in reality may have cracks, therefore can
easily fall apart. Remember to take care and
to prevent this a little thanks goes a long way.
Even though they are only the minutiae of a
wedding, trust these tips. Trust me!
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27. Having worked so hard on something so special, something which
wipes that resting bitch look off my face. Something which pulls that
secretive string and forms a smile. Gleaming bright as a crescent moon
on a dark winter night.
It makes me wonder how can such a strong electric sting hit me so
powerfully but gave me a deathly shock that’s perceived as a good
pain. Is it a trigger of false hope or a spray of mist protecting the red
pulse which flourishes inside me?
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There comes to point where I
question whether that stimulating
energy is enough?
How long will it be there?
Will the power go?
Recently it has come to question,
can distance be explosive to it?
Is it impossible to carry out an
electric circuit when the wire that
blinds crosses the seas? Having
parted with the connection of
skin on skin, having that warming
comfort blanket taken away.
DIAMONDS
ARE
COUNTLESS
WHEN THE
AMOUNT OF
LOVE IS SO
LARGE.
29. Standing alone in that room
where the cold breeze makes
my spine shiver. Feeling so
strongly for another human it
makes me want them to feel
the explosion of particles in a
positive reaction, flourishing
bodies filled with happiness. But
what is that happiness means
crushing my own soul. Is it worth it?
Every single person is different
to one another, some individuals
have a natural instinct for putting
others first. Another species
thinks more of themselves striving
to be the king of that jungle.
Some are alone. Some enjoy
their own company. I have always
been one who enjoys the image
of evolving from my own ideas.
Following my desires and specifically
following that gut pounding
pushing from my stomach.
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‘She’s been through more hell
than you will ever know. But
that’s what gives her beauty
an edge. You cannot touch a
woman who can wear pain
like the grandest of diamonds
around her neck.
Alfa
’