Grace may be a tough one! I can't wait to see what everyone comes up with as an image for grace... here is the dictionary definition to get everyone started thinking. I think to find and recognize grace while it is happening is rare but it is something that photographers hope to see and capture.
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so which one should i try of these definitions? :-)))))
So are we the only ones who say "Grace" before a meal or not? I am so sure my mum always told us to say "Grace"..... dayum I must be getting old. Maybe we said "John"
So are we the only ones who say "Grace" before a meal or not? I am so sure my mum always told us to say "Grace"..... dayum I must be getting old. Maybe we said "John"
You're not the only one, we do when we sit down to a family meal in the evenings. Just making sure you didn't feel the odd one out ya sheep!
So are we the only ones who say "Grace" before a meal or not? I am so sure my mum always told us to say "Grace"..... dayum I must be getting old. Maybe we said "John"
You're not the only one, we do when we sit down to a family meal in the evenings. Just making sure you didn't feel the odd one out ya sheep!
Yeah, grace does appear that it will be quite a challenge. That is what I like about this site, it brings a challenge and pushes your abilities and makes you better.
When I first thought of this topic, the first things that came to my mind were: Animals in Flight, Dance, and pretty much anything that has a natural and elegant beauty (mostly anything alive (pretty much animals or humans))
I don't know, trying to get the gears working for people, these are just some of the things I thought of.
Hello everyone, i am absolutely new here, and more, frenchspeaking. So please excuse my blurbs.
Is'nt "a state of Grace" a way to express the momentum where everything comes together to be perfect?
We really have a doozey here, a challenge defined by a word with more than one unrelated definition, and we are not confined to either one. This ought to be fun!
To add some things: there are also the Roman's 'Three Graces' - Agloea, Thalia and Euphrosyne - always represented as embracing each other, and said to be bosom friends of the Muses.
The 6 of hearts is known in Ireland (or was) as the Grace card.
A grace-cup (same thing as a loving cup), is a tankard passed around the table after the saying of Grace at banquets.
Though don't expect points for meeting the challenge from most people if you protray the last two :-)
This ones going to be tough - I'm sittin' this one out for my sanity. A challenge such as this one is bound to set the site record for "does not meet the challenge" comments. I'd like to do it, but something tells me that my "grace" will be "elbonian" to everyone else. Good luck to all brave souls doing this one =`)
