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    • smr1957

      smr1957

      Here's something I whipped up real quick for today - Armistice/Remembrance Day.
      Unforgotten
      In our minds, now old and tired, do our colleagues dwell.
      Forever young, they passed too soon,
      and left a hole unfilled.
      But remember them we do -
      their sacrifices, and their valor - 
      their dreams, forever unfulfilled.
      For now they rest 'neath plowed ground,
      eternally beyond all cares,
      deep in a timeless sleep,
      the sleep that holds no fears.
      So raise a glass and remember them,
      whose glasses will now never be raised,
      And never forget the reasons why,
      as you bid them one last goodbye.
      c Steven Ross 2024
       
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    • The Siren

      The Siren

      my skyrim crashed, any ideas what could have caused it? heres the crashlog
      http://pastebin.com/raw/8CeGNafM
      https://pastebin.com/raw/e58fPmMv
      · 1 reply
    • smr1957

      smr1957

      This has a particular place in my heart as a native born New Yorker who remembers that day.
      On a gray morning in the skies over lower Manhattan, on this day 50 years ago, Philippe Petit stepped onto a wire strung 1,350 feet in the air between the North and South Towers of the World Trade Center, and began a 131 foot walk, which he repeated a number of times over the course of 45 minutes, a walk into the history, the legends, and the hearts of New York City.
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAVj2IVC9ko
      Now, years after, most people recall the Twin Towers for that horrific day of September 11, 2001 - a day that I recall all too well, and wished I didn't.  But, when I think of the Twin Towers and the World Trade Center, I prefer to remember standing in the plaza and looking up at the towers, stretching up to the blue skies of New York City; or having lunch in the Windows On the World on a clear day, and being able to see for miles and miles; or an evening dinner there, and being able to see off in the distance, some 40 miles away, the flashing tower beacon that was near my home in New Jersey.
      But, especially, I like to remember that early morning in August when Philippe Petit was a man on a wire; an early morning in August when it seemed anything was possible; an early morning in August when one could even believe in miracles; an early morning in August when one man showed it was possible to walk the heavens and come that much closer to god; an early morning in August where the future was yet unknown and still shined brightly before us; an early morning in August 50 years ago today.
      · 0 replies
    • Sigurð Stormhand

      Sigurð Stormhand

      So I was browsing some of my recent uploads to make sure you're all following some rules,  and there's some interesting technical stuff there. This makes me happy. 
      · 0 replies
    • smr1957

      smr1957

      Since the secret is out (not much of a secret, anyhow - LOL!), I may as well post it here.  Today's my birthday. I was hoping to get by under the radar, but no such luck. Well, I wrote this as regards my thoughts on the matter:
      I looked down into the stream flowing on by, and it looked no different than 'twould on any other day, by and by. But different it was, as 'tis every day, and so I continued onwards, with barely a sigh.
       
      A good excuse for a party, anyway - though any excuse is good for a party!
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