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31 okur puanı
Ocak 2023 tarihinde katıldı
Şu anda okuduğu kitaplar
Okuma Hedefleri
Evlilik delisi değilim ama seninle aynı evde aynı kitaplığı doldurma fikri çok cazip geliyor
Sarıkamış şehitlerini rahmetle anıyorum
❄️Bakışlar karakış göğe dikildi
Mevsimler ağlaştı Sarıkamış’ta
Körpecik bedenler kara ekildi
Nur arşa ulaştı Sarıkamış’ta
❄️Sineler buz tutmuş, yatar ayazda
Kimi yolun bekler kimi niyâzda
Ağıt anlatamaz duyguda sazda
Hür vicdanlar kıştı Sarıkamış’ta
(Ömer Ekinci Micingirt)
Okur Takip Önerileri
+I don’t eat fish
-Why?
+Fish pis in the sea
-So does children
+I don’t eat children either
(Closer)
Anna Coleman Watts Ladd was an American sculptor who moved to France in 1917 to work with Francis Derwent Wood, helping severely injured WW1 veterans. Together, they created facial prosthetics to cover severe facial deformities, allowing the veterans to lead normal lives without judgment from society.
In Ladd's studio, it took close to a month to build a customized mask, which was made out of galvanized copper. The thickness of the mask was one thirty-second of an inch or, as a visitor to her studio once noted, "the thinness of a visiting card." The mask weighed between 4 and 9 ounces and was typically held in place with the assistance of spectacles. Ladd would also spend considerable time painting the mask while the wearer had it on, ensuring that it matched their skin tones.
Ladd received numerous letters of gratitude from soldiers. One soldier wrote, "Thanks to you, I will have a home...the woman I love no longer finds me repulsive, as she had a right to do."
In total, Ladd's studio created 185 masks, which pales in comparison to the number of facial casualties from the war. It was estimated that around 20,000 individuals suffered facial injuries.
There is an Arabic saying;
When You Already Know That The Answer Will Hurt You, Then Respect Your Hart 💔 And Don’t Ask..