#k shire

[realestateservices11]

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Must you have heard about heaven on earth? Am I right? What if I say you can experience such luxury and comfort in a home designed to give the best living experiences? Homes at K Shire Punawale can give you princely living experiences where you will feel like heaven on earth. K Shire Punawale is arranged by undertaking the whole around a garden loaded with recreations to offer a lot of roads to mingle and loosen up. This carefully built residential unit provides you with more than its home promises. The most sacred vow of K Shire Punawale that the establishment after that K Shire is constructed will provide you with many life-changing opportunities.

[celiaboren]

K SHIRE by Unique Spaces developer a new residential property in Punawale a strategic location making it the most eminent living in the neighborhood. Unique Spaces K Shire Punawale is a enabled with luxuries and comforts for enriched community lives in all senses

[realestate14]

K Shire Punawale

K Shire is ideally situated in Punawale, Pimpri Chinchwad, and has excellent access to all of the important regions of Pune. The price range for this K Shire Punawale project is between Rs. 53. 5 Lac and Rs. 1. 15 Cr where 2 BHK in K Shire can vary from ₹ 67 Lac to 73.7 Lac and 3 BHK cost between ₹ 78 Lac to 95 Lac.

This project's units are all still being built. Given that the project provides several Flat options, you might find your ideal haven here. This alluring property comes in sizes ranging from 2 BHK Flat, 3 BHK Flat, and 4 BHK Flat to offer a roomy and comfortable living environment.

Since Unique K Shire Pune is a RERA (Real Estate Regulation and Development) - registered housing society, end users and investors can find information about all of the projects there as well. This project's RERA registration number is P52100046102. The K Shire project was created by Unique Spaces and Triaa Housing, two companies renowned for their high-quality construction. K Shire offers top-notch amenities for a pleasant living experience, including an infinity pool, a lift, an aerobics room, a clubhouse, a gym, security, CCTV cameras, a kids' play area, and a badminton court.

 Why Would You Invest in This Project?

Working     at home Flexible Space Use.

Private     Car Parking

Playgrounds     That Are Safe.

Various     Room Types That Enhance Views

Luxuries     and comfortableness for a richer community.

A     Perfect Balance of Openness and Privacy

Calm     and Reviving perpetuity pool

Beautifully     sun-kissed Greenscapes and Badminton Court

 Location Advantages near the area:-

The     express highway is two minutes away.

Five     minutes to Akurdi Railway Station

School     of B. B. Patil - 5 minutes

Old     Highway from Pune to Mumbai: 10 minutes

10     minutes in Dange Chowk

10     minutes to Hinjawadi IT Park

10     Minutes at MCA Stadium

15     minutes to Aditya Birla Hospital

30     minutes to University Circle

2:00     Lotus Business School

HP     Gas Pump - 02 Minutes

3     minutes, HDFC Bank Punawale

International     School at Adhira - 4 Mins

Temple     of Balaji - 4 minutes

Pizza     from Domino's - 8 min

 The Unique K Shire is the ideal location to own your dream house and provides its residents with either a modern way of life.

Conclusion 

 The K Shire Punawale provides 2, 3 & 4 BHK homes that are a representation of true luxury, with a sparkling design that makes for an amazing living experience. Beautiful design elements, intelligent landscaping, and carefully chosen amenities all work together to provide you with a richer living. The rooms are thoughtfully created to make life convenient and comfortable. K Shire offers homes that give you an improved lifestyle, one that is meticulously crafted to perfection!

[aarohimali]

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Must you have heard about heaven on earth? Am I right? What if I say you can experience such luxury and comfort in a home designed to give the best living experiences? Homes at K Shire Punawale can give you princely living experiences where you will feel like heaven on earth. K Shire Punawale is arranged by undertaking the whole around a garden loaded with recreations to offer a lot of roads to mingle and loosen up. This carefully built residential unit provides you with more than its home promises. The most sacred vow of K Shire Punawale that the establishment after that K Shire is constructed will provide you with many life-changing opportunities.

[aaravsutar]

Life at K shire Punawale is no less than heaven!

Must you have heard about heaven on earth? Am I right? What if I say you can experience such luxury and comfort in a home designed to give the best living experiences? Homes at K Shire Punawale can give you princely living experiences where you will feel like heaven on earth. K Shire Punawale is arranged by undertaking the whole around a garden loaded with recreations to offer a lot of roads to mingle and loosen up. This carefully built residential unit provides you with more than its home promises. The most sacred vow of K Shire Punawale that the establishment after that K Shire is constructed will provide you with many life-changing opportunities.

There is just a single spot to call home: the all-new K Shire Punawale.

Project K SHIRE by Unique Spaces Engineers is the ultimate luxurious private property in Pune, an important area, making it the most famous living residence.

K SHIRE is presenting without precedent for Pune — a Greece subject-based premium home in perhaps of the tallest pinnacle in West Pune with stunning perspectives and a grandiose plan close by 45+ Amenities and significantly more.

You can find a raised way of life, roused by Greece like no place else.

K SHIRE PUNAWALE is where unpredictable arranging weds flawless Greek plan to organise more than a home for you.

With a strong groundwork, K stands tall on 4 mainstays of basic beliefs, which are transparent deals, best quality homes, best designs, and an amazing living experience like never before

Why should you consider K Shire over other residents?

K Shire is one of the most luxurious types of homes in Punawale. In addition to the beautiful and uniquely designed home, it also offers you the most prominent and premium type amenities. Like a swimming pool, discrete car parking, safe play areas for your kids, a senior citizen area for elders, a gymnasium, and many other sports-related amenities to keep you fit and fine. Lush green gardens surround homes at K Shire to assist you with the love of nature. The whole residential unit is under CCTV surveillance and surrounded by security guards to ensure the safest living experience for you at K shire.

In Conclusion :

Unique Spaces Punawale brings your fantasy home, which is only a stage away from you. So if you wish to encounter the real part of nature’s lap with a Greek subject, then K Shire Punawale by Unique Spaces, is the ideal choice to select as your home. The conveniences at K Shire are intended to support positive associations among the inhabitants. K Shire agrees to fulfil all your requirements and desires through their innovative project K Shire Punawale. So come, get the right beginning to your family exclusively with K Shire Punawale.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

The Arrival of Gandalf by Darrell K. Sweet

[sindar-princeling]

LOTR Newsletter 3 Shire Drift - FAQ

Hello everyone!

Just like last year: for those of you who are already familiar with The Lord of the Rings Newsletter, this serves as an announcement that I'm doing it again; and for those who aren't - an introduction to the project :)

What is LOTR Newsletter?

I'm one of the people who subscribed to Dracula Daily in May 2022, and immediately thought, "Hey, I can do this too but with XYZ!" - XYZ being The Lord of the Rings. Because the events of LOTR also have specific dates ascribed to them, we're gonna be reading LOTR as it happened.

When does it take place?

Because of the way the beginning of LOTR is structured (read: because I don't want to leave six-month-long breaks between the first entries), we're gonna start on September 15th - a week before September 22nd, when the main events start to take place. It's also the publishing date of the Silmarillion, but that's just a fun fact for my own enjoyment.

From September 15th to September 19th, we'll read the prologue, and the fragments preceding Frodo's departure from the Shire. From September 20th, we'll be reading according to the dates in the book until April 8th. Then we'll be reading last parts of the book - which are stretched over a long time - once a week, to once again avoid lengthy breaks in delivery.

The Newsletter will last from September 15th to May 26th.

Where do I go if I want to post/talk about something related to the Newsletter with other readers?

We discuss current (and not only current) entries in the #lotr newsletter tag, and we have a Discord server set by the amazing @k-she-rambles! (I really hope this time I managed to generate a link that never expires...)

How do I subscribe?

Since the original platform I was using (TinyLetter) was shut down halfway through the second year of the newsletter, I had to figure out an alternative way to execute this project.

For the lovely people who joined the last edition of the newsletter, just a short announcement - I weighed all the pros and cons and decided to continue carrying out the newsletter the way I did after TinyLetter shut down.

For the new folks, a lengthier explanation: check out this post if you want to learn the details, but long story short: I can't send the newsletter as e-mails anymore, so instead I decided to provide you with a ready copy of the entire thing. I prepared formatted copies of the whole newsletter - September 15th to May 26th - as an .odt file, as a .pdf file, and most importantly as an .epub file, because I assume most of you are reading on your phones (if you don't already have an .epub reader, I use FBReader, and everything worked fine on my phone). At the beginning you'll find the whole table of contents with hyperlinks, so the navigation inside the document should be easy!

The MEGA folder can be accessed right here, and it's available for everyone!

In the folder linked, you'll also find a calendar file made by @none-ofthisnonsense that you can download on your phone and import into your calendar app so that all days when we read are marked in your calendar!

If you want to receive notifications about when there is an entry to read, you can also follow @is-today-a-lotr-newsletter-day and turn on notifications! This is a blog created solely for notifying you all when we're reading a new fragment of the newsletter, so all notifications you'll get will be about new entries, and nothing more. The notifications are meant to be the equivalent of sending e-mails.

Anything else I should know?

Please don't rat me out to Tolkien Estate/j, and have fun reading!

(And as a PS.: Thank you very much if you join - or join again! Last year was very tumultuous because of all the changes in the format, and I know the new way is not for everyone - but introducing more changes again felt like once more creating new chaos, so I decided to stick to a solution that mostly worked. I hope you understand!)

See you on September 15th!

[quasi-normalcy]

We cherish the old stories for their changelessness. Arthur dreams eternally in Avalon. Bilbo can go "there and back again,"and "there" is always the beloved familiar Shire. Don Quixote sets out forever to kill a windmill... So people turn to the realms of fantasy for stability, ancient truths, immutable simplicities.

And the mills of capitalism provide them. Supply meets demand. Fantasy becomes a commodity, an industry.

Commodified fantasy takes no risks: it invents nothing, but imitates and trivialises. It proceeds by depriving the old stories of their intellectual and ethical complexity, turning their action to violence, their actors to dolls, and their truth-telling to sentimental platitude. Heroes brandish their swords, lasers, wands, as mechanically as combine harvesters, reaping profits. Profoundly disturbing moral choices are sanitized, made cute, made safe. The passionately conceived ideas of the great storytellers are copied, stereotyped, reduced to toys, molded in bright-colored plastic, advertised, sold, broken, junked, replaceable, interchangeable.

What the commodifiers of fantasy count on and exploit is the insuperable imagination of the reader, child or adult, which gives even these dead things life--of a sort, for a while.

--Ursula K. LeGuin

[dabistits]

"Two Lives" in Dear Friend, from My Life I Write to You in Your Life, Li Yiyun | "Ash," Tracy K. Smith | The Oresteia of Aeschylus, trans. Ted Hughes | "The Real Horror in The Haunting of Hill House," Sophie Gilbert | "Reassuring ghosts and haunted houses," Christine Ro | "Home," Warsan Shire | @/tiarnanabhfainni | "Courtney Love Prays To Oregon," Clementine von Radics | Rob Brezsny, quoted in We Were Witches, Ariel Gore | "How'd Your Parents Die Again?," Fatimah Asghar

[jedimandalorian]

The Path to Peridea.

Baylan Skoll says that Peridea is from a fairy tale known to Jedi younglings, a children’s story, but in reality Baylan says this to remind us that Star Wars is exactly just that, a fairy tale, a children’s story.

What does “Peridea” mean?

peri: (in Persian mythology) a mythical superhuman being, originally represented as evil but subsequently as a good or graceful genie or fairy.

ASTRONOMY

peri: denoting the point nearest to a specified celestial body.

from Greek peri ‘about, around’.

dea: Latin for “goddess”

The descent into the underworld is one stage of the hero’s and the heroine’s journey.

As @better-call-mau1 pointed out, the Path to Peridea sounds a lot like the “path to perdition.”

perdition: (in Christian theology) a state of eternal punishment and damnation into which a sinful and unpenitent person passes after death.

Perhaps this is where Thrawn is, in a kind of hell.

But as in the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, a brave lover is willing to descend into Hades to rescue the beloved. This is Sabine Wren’s mission to find Ezra Bridger.

There’s another meaning to “Peridea” though.

It is a genus of moths from the family Notodontidae.

The moth in The Lord of the Rings films brought Gandalf the Grey hope when he was imprisoned in the Tower of Orthanc. When the moth appeared, it was a sign that Gandalf would soon be rescued by the giant eagles, which are used as symbols of divine intervention in Tolkien’s fiction.

Please note that the letters on the star-map to Peridea resemble the Viking runes Tolkien used in The Hobbit. Both The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are stories of a hero’s journey filled with danger and wonder. The brave protagonists have to go “there and back again” just as Sabine will in the Ahsoka series.

I think that Baylan Skoll reminding us that Star Wars is a children’s story is significant. Consider this quote from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K. Rowling.

“Of house-elves and children’s tales, of love, loyalty, and innocence, Voldemort knows and understands nothing. Nothing. That they all have a power beyond his own, a power beyond the reach of any magic, is a truth he has never grasped.”

In all the great fairy tales, the love and loyalty of the protagonist is the key to the triumph of good over evil.

Although she isn’t strong in the Force, Sabine Wren’s love for and loyalty to Ezra Bridger will strengthen her resolve on her road of trials along the Path to Peridea. With Ahsoka the Grey by her side, Sabine is ready to leave the comfort of Lothal (her Shire) and go to Peridea to save the man she loves.

Update, post Ahsoka Episode 6:

Here’s Huyang reminding us that this is indeed a fairy tale, a children’s story.

And here’s Thrawn, showing us how the villain “knows and understands nothing.”

“You wouldn't understand,” says Sabine.

“Perhaps not,” Thrawn responds.

What he doesn’t understand is love. The love and devotion that Sabine and Ezra have for each other is the power the dark lord knows not, and it will be his undoing.

I have spoken.

[thorinsghivashel]

Thorin Oakenshield deserves a spinn-off movie. That's what I have to say. His whole past is rich enough to fit in a movie.

Thorin growing up with his siblings Frerin and little Dis.

Thorin growing up having to deal with his grandfather's gold sickness.

Thorin, Thror and Thrain not giving Thranduil his gems.

The Dragon's coming.

Burning Dale, Burning Erebor

The betrayal of Thranduil.

The road of the exile of a kingdom...

Thorin's exile...wandering the streets, having to survive with Frerin and Dis.

Settling down in Ered Luin building a new life there. Dis meeting Vili (F's and K's dad)

Dis pregnant with Fili.

Fili's birth

Pregnant again with Kili

Vili dies...(in an accident)

Fili, Kili growing up with Erebor's stories as bedtime stories.

Dwalin and Nori interactions. For fun with Nori always trying to commit a robbery.

The Battle of Azanulbizar.

Azog kills Thror.

Thrain missing.

Thorin's brother Frerin Dies.

Thorin taking upon him the leading.

Thorin Traveling to Bree.

Meeting with Gandalf. Talking about reclaiming Erebor and needing a burglar.

Thorin heparin and gathering the 13 of the Company.

Starting the journey for the Shire...

(Of course more details in between). Enough material for a movie.

[rhaenin-time]

Commodified fantasy takes no risks: it invents nothing, but imitates and trivializes. It proceeds by depriving the old stories of their intellectual and ethical complexity, turning their action to violence, their actors to dolls, and their truth-telling to sentimental platitude.

All times are changing times, but ours is one of massive, rapid moral and mental transformation. Archetypes turn into millstones, large simplicities get complicated, chaos becomes elegant, and what everybody knows is true turns out to be what some people used to think.

It’s unsettling. For all our delight in the impermanent, the entrancing flicker of electronics, we also long for the unalterable.

We cherish the old stories for their changelessness. Arthur dreams eternally in Avalon. Bilbo can go “there and back again,” and there is always the beloved familiar Shire. Don Quixote sets out forever to kill a windmill… So people turn to the realms of fantasy for stability, ancient truths, immutable simplicities.

And the mills of capitalism provide them. Supply meets demand. Fantasy becomes a commodity, an industry.

Commodified fantasy takes no risks: it invents nothing, but imitates and trivializes. It proceeds by depriving the old stories of their intellectual and ethical complexity, turning their action to violence, their actors to dolls, and their truth-telling to sentimental platitude. Heroes brandish their swords, lasers, wands, as mechanically as combine harvesters, reaping profits. Profoundly disturbing moral choices are sanitized, made cute, made safe. The passionately conceived ideas of the great story-tellers are copied, stereotyped, reduced to toys, molded in bright-colored plastic, advertised, sold, broken, junked, replaceable, interchangeable.

What the commodifiers of fantasy count on and exploit is the insuperable imagination of the reader, child or adult, which gives even these dead things life—of a sort, for a while.

Imagination like all living things lives now, and it lives with, from, on true change. Like all we do and have, it can be co-opted and degraded; but it survives commercial and didactic exploitation. The land outlasts the empires. The conquerors may leave desert where there was forest and meadow, but the rain will fall, the rivers will run to the sea. The unstable, mutable, untruthful realms of Once-upon-a-time are as much a part of human history and thought as the nations in our kaleidoscopic atlases, and some are more enduring.

We have inhabited both the actual and the imaginary realms for a long time. But we don’t live in either place the way our parents or ancestors did. Enchantment alters with age, and with the age.

We know a dozen different Arthurs now, all of them true. The Shire changed irrevocably even in Bilbos lifetime. Don Quixote went riding out to Argentina and met Jorge Luis Borges there. Plus c’est la meme chose, plus fa change.

From Ursula K. LeGuin’s foreword to her 2001 collection Tales from Earthsea.

[chthonion]

I finally finished The Return Of The King. After being sad about Frodo feeling he needs to leave the Shire and all his friends and Sam, it’s nice to think, “I know the story is not over. He’s having another adventure making friends with Celebrimbor, Finrod, and Annatar! :D” so thank you for that <3

On a side note, I am absolutely devastated by Tolkien’s note in the Appendix that the C’s preceding I and E are supposed to be pronounced as K’s. I pretend I do not see it.

Aaaa this is such a wonderful and delightful thought! Thank you so much for sharing! There is so much tragedy to be had at the end of RotK, and it's all so painfully sad, and I cannot make it less sad because the pain already happened--but I always, always love telling stories about the good things that can still happen after the irreversible pain has already occurred.

I too was absolutely devastated to discover the whole C business. I have grudgingly adopted it, but still can't manage to pronounce Maedhros correctly.

[frodothefair]

꧁ Chapter 25 - Mine ꧂

READ ON AO3┃READ FROM THE BEGINNING

SUMMARY : Frodo comes back from the war, and finds love and healing with Sam’s sweet younger sister. (J.R.R. Tolkien meets Jane Austen.)

CHAPTER SUMMARY :  Spring arrives in the Shire, and Frodo, Marigold, and Sam heal from the past together.

PAIRING : Frodo/Marigold Gamgee (Sam’s sister in canon), Frodo/Sam (secondary) GENRES : hurt/comfort, sickfic, whump, angst, slow burn romance, slice of life WARNINGS : PTSD; this chapter specifically: death (nothing graphic), pregnancy loss (nothing graphic), and intimate moments 💚 RATING : M┃WORD COUNT : 9 k chapter, 142 k total A/N: Things do get intimate in one of the scenes - and yes, it is still plot-relevant! As always, the more sensitive parts are marked by asterisks *** at the beginning and at the end, and there are summaries in footnotes so you can skip those parts and still know what happened.

TAGS: @konartiste @bumblingbriars @hippodameia @luna--nyx @meluiloth

@brigwife @from-the-coffee-shop-in-edoras @invisiblewashboard @niamhcinnoir @emmanuellececchi

EXCERPT :

She knew his pain all too well now that she had seen it through his eyes, and in some ways, she reckoned that he had never ceased to feel like he was naked in the dark, never ceased to feel like he would wake up to the shouts and the rough hands of orcs, never ceased to breathe the air that was less air, and more poisonous fume. But even so, he never ceased to think of her – of how to make things easier and less painful for her, of how to make her feel both loved and worthy, and how to make the past hold less sway.

[sindar-princeling]

2 LOTR 2 Newsletter - FAQ

Hi everyone!

For those of you who are already familiar with The Lord of the Rings Newsletter, this serves as an announcement that I'm doing it again; and for those who aren't - an introduction to the project :)

What is LOTR Newsletter?

I'm one of the people who subscribed to Dracula Daily in May 2022, and immediately thought, "Hey, I can do this too but with XYZ!" - XYZ being The Lord of the Rings. Because the events of LOTR also have specific dates ascribed to them, we're gonna be reading LOTR as it happened.

When does it take place?

Because of the way the beginning of LOTR is structured (read: because I don't want to leave six-month-long breaks between the first entries), we're gonna start on September 15th - a week before September 22nd, when the main events start to take place. It's also the publishing date of the Silmarillion, but that's just a fun fact for my own enjoyment.

From September 15th to September 19th, we'll read the prologue, and the fragments preceding Frodo's departure from the Shire. From September 20th, we'll be reading according to the dates until April 8th. Then we'll be reading last parts of the book, which are stretched over a lot of time, once a week, to once again avoid long breaks in delivery.

The Newsletter will last from September 15th to May 26th.

Where do I go if I want to post/talk about something related to the Newsletter with other readers?

We discuss current (and not only current) entries in the #lotr newsletter tag, and we have a Discord server set by the amazing @k-she-rambles!

How do I subscribe?

Since the original platform I was using (TinyLetter) was shut down halfway through the second year of the newsletter, I had to figure out an alternative way to execute this project. Check out this post to learn more and grab your own copy of the newsletter! In the folder linked in the post, you'll also find a calendar file made by @none-ofthisnonsense that you can download on your phone and import into your calendar app so that all days when we read are marked in your calendar!

If you want to receive notifications about when there is an entry to read, you can also follow @is-today-a-lotr-newsletter-day and turn on notifications! This is a blog created solely for notifying you all when we're reading a new fragment of the newsletter, so all notifications you'll get will be about new entries, and nothing more.

Anything else I should know?

Please don't rat me out to Tolkien Estate/j, and have fun reading!

See you on September 15th!

PS. Thank you to everyone who asked if I'll be organising the Newsletter again, and showed support and excitement over participating again. It means the world to me 💕💕