Debbi's Front Porch: One Week in October

Monday, November 2, 2015

One Week in October

Today ends my "ONE WEEK IN OCTOBER" posts.

This is a lovely little small church outside the city. I found lots of Spanish moss gently blowing in the breeze.

and a peaceful churchyard

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Debbie - Mountain MamaNovember 2, 2015 at 7:34 AM
You and my mom would get along great - she loves going for a wander around old churchyards and looking at all the headstones!! Perfect post for Halloween season, Debbi!
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Latane BartonNovember 2, 2015 at 7:51 AM
Hi Debbi, thank you for visiting my blog Living Life On Main Street. You were so sweet to leave a comment. I, of course, had to hop over here to see what you were up to and I just up and joined your followers. I lived briefly (my husband was on a ship there) back in the '50s and then we did a quick sightseeing trip with our daughter and granddaughter much later on. I'd love to come back but guess I will have to just visit your great town through your blog. Hugs, Latane
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Starting Over, Accepting Changes - MaybeNovember 2, 2015 at 8:49 AM
I enjoy visiting old graveyards, especially the ones in Charleston and Savannah. I love the history that is written on the tombstones, that is if time and weather have not erased them.
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DebbieNovember 2, 2015 at 11:56 AM
the first image...wow, it's so beautiful!! what a spot!!
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LindaNovember 2, 2015 at 11:51 PM
I love church yards and graveyards and cementaries! I always wish I could wander back in time and visit these people! Someday someone will wander over to MY grave and wonder who this Linda Chapman was......
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Tonight's Micromoon--we watched it rise over the Battery tonight, it was red and orange

Skywatchers in Central, Mountain and Pacific time zones will get a view of the full moon tonight (Sept. 13) at 11:32 p.m., 10:32 p.m. and 9:32 p.m., respectively, while East Coasters will see the moon at its fullest at 12:32 a.m. on the 14th. Regardless of time zone, the moon will appear just a bit dimmer than usual (eerie!), because it will be at apogee, or its farthest distance from Earth. That means that the moon will appear about 14% smaller and 30% dimmer than when it is at its closest point to Earth, which is known as perigee. (Livescience.com)

LETS END KILLER WHALE CAPTIVITY!!

Please research the captive killer orcas that the SEAWORLD franchise holds captive. It is animal cruelty at it's worst. Those killer whales need to be FREE, NOT HELD CAPTIVE BY us humans and forced to do 'tricks' for our amusement. (and to make SEAWORLD a lot of money. ) Please go watch BLACKFISH when y'all have time okay? also read "Killer at Seaworld". You will learn so much and I doubt if you ever pay entrance fees to enter SEAWORLD or any of it's affiliate parks again.........because you will learn what the money really goes for........PROFIT. Their profit...........the poor whales gain nothing. But life captivity. Sad lonely lives in bathtub size enclosures where they cant even interact with their own pods and offspring normally. Many of them are so sick and die very painful deaths.The 'breeding' program is a joke. They are not even allowed to procreate in a natural and normal manner. The whales that were caught in the wild were taken from their pods and their mothers in a very cruel and inhumane fashion---it is heartbreaking. It's awful sad. Please research and then let me know what you think, okay? Whales are magnificent creatures, I love them. I tell everybody it's okay to love them and to want to go see them......but please go to areas where you can view them in the wild either from the beaches or cliffs or from boats. Not from cement swimming pools where they are mis-treated, gawked at, and forced to 'perform'. God created them and intended for them to exist in the seas! They really need to remain free........................

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OEjYquyjcg

(please watch)

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Monday, November 2, 2015

One Week in October

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