The sky, the mountain, and bathtime at the fountain.
Archive for July, 2006
In today’s post
Posted by Dreamlife on July 21, 2006
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Previously, on South African TV…
Posted by Dreamlife on July 20, 2006
A collection from the days of old…
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“Around the World in Eighty Days”
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Homey don’t play dat!
(Damon Wayons on In Living Color)
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Frozen in time (part 2)
Posted by Dreamlife on July 11, 2006
These aren’t quite as classic as part one, but still worth a look:
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David Beckham is sent off for the 2nd time in his international career (October 2005)
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Gary and Phil Neville (left); Rio and Anton Ferdinand (right).
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Happier times: Van Nistlerooy and Ferguson (left); Saha, along with Rooney and Ronaldo (right)
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Frozen in time (part 1)
Posted by Dreamlife on July 11, 2006
Something I love about pictures is how the amazing moments can be captured – time frozen, the moment preserved, all in the image that was taken at exactly the right split-second. Here’s some of the best examples I’ve collected:
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer scores the goal that wins United the Champions League.
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After a rough few years of injury, Solskjaer returns to the United side on Boxing Day, 2005. I’m hoping he’ll play a big part of United’s success next season. He’s one of my favourite United players.
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Peter Schmeichel pulls off an amazing save against Tottenham.
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Jonty Rhodes soars to fame in the 1992 World Cup.
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Heroes of yester-year
Posted by Dreamlife on July 10, 2006
With the World Cup over, I thought it’d be good to remind you not of today’s stars, but those from previous years.
First up is one of my all-time favourites, Andrei Kanchelskis. One of the reasons I liked United so much back then was their play from the wings, with Giggs and Kanchelskis being the fastest and best dribblers I’ve ever seen.
Next is one of Italy’s all-time greats, Roberto Baggio. He was their star of the 1994 World Cup. It’s a pity he’s remembered for missing the final penalty, rather than the 5 goals he scored to get Italy to the final, making him joint top scorer with Romario.
And finally, the best for last….
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