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Finally I decided to ask some (crappy) photos to Gea. I'm looking forward to having his body that I have spent two years with the head and yet I decide which body for her = A =
Another 10 minute session just to see if I can make the most of the weight loss.
Again, no makeup etc other than lippy and light foundation.
Still only the small hips but with the Roanyer H Cup breast plate.
The boobs were hanging very low, less stomach to hold them up and I was already sweating!
I managed a few extra layers of shape wear to try and hold things in place and smooth some lumps and bumps out. The surgery has certainly made a mess of my abdomen but I am sure it will resume its normal fat shape fairly soon.
I hope by next week I will be well enough to get some make-up on.
Here is the second challenge for my contest league.
"Weathering the storm"
The appocolyps is in full affect, how will you keep your group of survivors alive?
In a 32 x 32 stud MOC I want to see your compound, bunker or whatever it would take to survive. There does not have to be zombies (unless you want them), there have to be survivors and the people you are trying to keep out.
In the image are the prizes for this contest. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will get to choose one item from the top and one set of decals from the bottom.
Also the winner of this challange will be the second person to be added to the semi-finals and a chance to win a pro account.
Question & Rules Thread:
www.flickr.com/groups/1853326@N24/discuss/72157629610992882/
Official Entry Thread:
www.flickr.com/groups/1853326@N24/discuss/72157629610997106/
Good Luck.
Cadets from Alpha Company, 2nd Regiment wait to be transported to their barracks after arriving at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
I reprocessed and changed the size of this one to fit a frame I bought. I think it looks much better than the one I uploaded a couple weeks ago.
2nd. XV - 1981.
Thanks to Holger Hermann, Philip Gardner and John Godley for the identifications so far.)
Back row: Philip Gardner, Alex Saxby, Andrew Surtees, Jim Ellis, Adam Wragg, Stuart Lloyd, ?Richard Heffer?, Richard Horne, Scott Hazeldine, ?Steve Price?
Back row: Keith George, Andrew Beecroft, Richard Whitehead, David Slinger, Richard Ryde, ?Colin Gardner?, Matt Dyer, Jonathen Hutchings, Doug Colton
Missing names please to the Webmaster. Thank you.
A second attempt with a different view. Actually, double-click to magnify a couple of times and the detail is not terrible.
2025-11-19-17.56.56 ZS DMap. Zerene Stacker
Cadets qualify with M4 carbines as part of their Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky., June 12, 2022. Cadets needed to get a 23 out of 40 to get a passing grade in the test. | Erinn Finley, CST Public Affairs Office.
This is our new 2nd bedroom / office.
We took possession of our new home, a little bungalow, on the 22nd of
May, which has kept us both very, very busy for the last couple of weeks.
This is the first photo I've taken of the place; I shall have to take a few
more!
The plan was to leave the majority of the rooms as-is for the moment, but to
redecorate this second bedroom. The old wallpaper was rather grey, which
didn't combine well with the lack of light in the room. Being completely
internal, there are no windows in the room, though there is a skylight in
the roof.
Fortunately, when we started stripping the old wallpaper off, we found it
was made of two layers which were fairly happy to split; the coloured layer
came off leaving the colourless backing paper still fixed on the wall.
Though bits of it needed to be stuck down again, this meant we didn't need
to hang any new paper, which saved a lot of effort. Then the whole room got
two coats of white paint, which has helped to brighten it. Finally, for
decoration we painted some coloured circles on the wall.
I say we; in fact Fi and her mother did pretty much all the hard work. I
helped a little with stripping the paper off but didn't get the chance to
wave a paintbrush about! At least I was able to give some useful opions on
the choice of colours and the design of the decorative circles.
Once all the paint was dry, it was a case of putting some furniture in. The
right-hand side has cupboards, a book case then a series of desks where our
computers will go (you can see Fi's monitor). The left-hand side is
currently occupied by a single bed, though the long-term plan is to have a
double sofa-bed. So this will be our office that will double as a guest
bedroom when needed.
To take this shot, I had the widest angle lens mounted and stood back inside
the built-in wardrobe. Even so, you can't see the room's door on the
left-hand wall or the skylight in the roof!
Cadet Luke Mayes, a student at the University of Mississippi, inside the CS Chamber at CBRNE training event during Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky., June 13, 2021. | Photo by Shianne Taylor, CST Public Affairs office
A U.S. Army Cadet qualifies with an M4 carbine for Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky., June 12, 2022. Cadets had to fire 40 rounds and hit 23 times to get a passing grade. | Erinn Finley, CST Public Affairs Office.
This is the 2nd time trying Saori weaving on my 20" Beka Rigid Heddle Loom. This piece is 17-1/2" wide x 1-1/2 Yards finished woven piece. I didn't wash or block it yet.
Cadet Hunter Puckett, a student from Fayettevillle, North Carolina attending The Citadel, performs a gear layout after his arrival at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28 as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
Cadet Jennifer Castro, a student from Chicago, Illinois attending Loyola University, performs a gear layout after her arrival at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28 as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
Cadet Katherine Wallace, a student from Woodbridge, Virginia attending the University of Tennesse-Knoxville, performs a gear layout after her arrival at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28 as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
Cadet Patrick Nelson, a student from Cincinnati, Ohio, attending Norfolk State University, performs a gear layout after his arrival at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28, as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
Cadet Jennifer Castro, a student from Chicago, Illinois attending Loyola University, pauses for a moment during a gear layout after her arrival at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28 as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
Menteri Kesehatan RI, Budi G. Sadikin melakukan pertemuan bilateral dengan Australia di sela-sela penyelenggaraan 2nd Health Ministrial Meeting G20 di Jimbaran, Bali, 27 Oktober 2022. - Kemenkes RI / Jerry Adiguna
Cadets wait to have their gear checked after arriving at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28 as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
Cadet Haley Buck, a student from Wolfeboro, New Hampshire attending the University of New Hampshire, performs a gear layout after her arrival at Fort Knox, Ky., May 28 as part of 2nd Regiment Advanced Camp. On day zero the cadets are inproccessed and checked to make sure they have all the necessary clothing and equipment, and also assigned to a platoon they will train with for the next thirty-seven days of Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kyle Gallagher, Public Affairs Office
U.S. Soldiers of Forward Support Troop, Fires Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment prepare to load a disassembled tent into a vehicle while breaking down their tactical operations center during exercise Saber Junction 15 at the U.S. Army’s Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, April 22, 2015. Saber Junction 15 prepares NATO and partner nation forces for offensive, defensive, and stability operations and promotes interoperability among participants. Saber Junction 15 has more than 4,700 participants from 17 countries, to include: Albania, Armenia, Belgium, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Turkey, and the U.S. More at www.eur.army.mil/SaberJunction. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Carol A. Lehman/Released)