You can meet a person who shows more compassion, love, and devotion within a day than someone who'll spin you a yarn year after year.
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The Grapes #Limehouse, East #London, #E14
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The regenerated, former Docklands of #Limehouse are a prime example of historic, industrial warehousing becoming expensive, residential buildings. @TheGrapesLondon sits among the many old buildings that remind us of the busy Docklands and its many historic subjects. Its very existence, both inside and out, provides a beautiful view into a tragic and fascinating past.
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The regenerated, former Docklands of #Limehouse are a prime example of historic, industrial warehousing becoming expensive, residential buildings. @TheGrapesLondon sits among the many old buildings that remind us of the busy Docklands and its many historic subjects. Its very existence, both inside and out, provides a beautiful view into a tragic and fascinating past.
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The Grapes #Limehouse, East #London, #E14 (1080p [Low Quality] for Telegram) The regenerated, former Docklands of #Limehouse are a prime example of historic, industrial warehousing becoming expensive, residential buildings. @TheGrapesLondon sits among the…
I particularly loved the artwork displaying the love, thoughts, and lives of the people who came before us. This property is a beautiful representation of how much better pubs look when modern features are kept to the bare minimum.
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Beautiful #Thaxted in the #Uttlesford district of north-west #Essex, in the valley of the River #Chelmer, #England. If you pay close enough attention, you'll see the real #England reveal herself from time to time.
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An incredibly powerful character trait is to be able to argue with those you love, care for, or even just work with, only to then act as if nothing happened the next day. I was taught this observing my father and the men who prioritised what's most important.
If I were to receive a lecture or be severely disciplined, I'd expect to be in disgrace for a while due to my uneducated, inexperienced mind. Upon sitting in the car or reaching the warehouse, I'd see a man who got on with the day as if nothing happened.
This instantly, subliminally, told me to be grateful and follow by example rather than pretend I was entitled to remain stroppy.
To learn the importance of harsh words as well as their lack of importance compared to actions is a fine skill embraced by few.
The respect and lessons given to me as a result were firmly carried with me into adulthood. It would then shock me to see that many people in my life held grudges over trivial issues or due to the lessons they should have learnt from.
In turn, instead of appreciation of such a character trait, many confuse it for submitting or admitting to wrongdoing as opposed to stoic forgiveness.
To this day I see so many people who miss the brilliance of such individuals, including the standards set by my father. Those with the eyes to see, see someone to admire.
It dawned on me that they'd never had such examples given to them, and so, for the rest of their lives, they'll confuse who and what's truly important.
If I were to receive a lecture or be severely disciplined, I'd expect to be in disgrace for a while due to my uneducated, inexperienced mind. Upon sitting in the car or reaching the warehouse, I'd see a man who got on with the day as if nothing happened.
This instantly, subliminally, told me to be grateful and follow by example rather than pretend I was entitled to remain stroppy.
To learn the importance of harsh words as well as their lack of importance compared to actions is a fine skill embraced by few.
The respect and lessons given to me as a result were firmly carried with me into adulthood. It would then shock me to see that many people in my life held grudges over trivial issues or due to the lessons they should have learnt from.
In turn, instead of appreciation of such a character trait, many confuse it for submitting or admitting to wrongdoing as opposed to stoic forgiveness.
To this day I see so many people who miss the brilliance of such individuals, including the standards set by my father. Those with the eyes to see, see someone to admire.
It dawned on me that they'd never had such examples given to them, and so, for the rest of their lives, they'll confuse who and what's truly important.