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I lost the pictures I've made the 28th august 2010, so I presente you some picture from my own collection...
J'ai perdu les photographies faites le 28 aout de cette année, je vous présente donc quelques images de ma collection personnelle...
Didn't have anything to say but fancied doing a vid and so here i am socialising with my imaginary friends.
My mum always said i should be on stage ( the first one out of town) and here i am in my greatest role to date. The woman who never was.
Might actually be more woman than some. It seems we can learn to be the opposite gender after all! although I am still having difficulty with walking like a guy and being a knob. OK the last bit i am getting better at.
Back to being sensible i do often forget what gender i am. Well until i look in the mirror first thing in the morning, Well only a woman could have bed hair like that in the morning .
Are as confused as i am lol
I grabbed this one at the EPCOT park at Disney - Orlando, FL. It was in the English Pavilion, where everyone talks with an English accent and the pubs are busy. Good fun, really.
A Killdeer goes into its 'fake injury' routine in a parking lot near the Collierville Wetlands of Tennessee.
Imma show you what i'm talking about , It's the Other side of me " I'M ACTING OUT "
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I not really catty! I'm just acting that way! ...Successfully too, I might add! [Giggle!]
I still do have this "thing" about tight, shiny ensembles and this catsuit, corset & thigh boots combo looks and- even better- feels absolutely delicious!
Another pic from my 2011 archive!
I'm wearing a wet look silver lycra spandex front zip catsuit from milanoo[dot]com that I've matched up with my black lurex spandex opera gloves, and my black satin over bust corset both from wickedtemptations.com, and my black vinyl thigh high platform boots with the 5½" heels from electriqueboutique.com.
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So I got this new wig yesterday from @natures.hair in Enmore. I thought I'd try a fringe, for how it's a good way to hide forehead flaws (aka wrinkles). The fringe on this is a little long for that, and now way am I going to risk cutting it! So that little experiment may have to wait a bit until I can find an actual hair stylist.
Also decided I'd try going full-on gray, just for the fun of it.
Maybe I'm finally acting my age...
West-German postcard, no. 121. Caption: Nancy Allen.
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A Juvenile Red-headed Woodpecker sticking out its tongue. Taken January 5, 2020, at Ted Shanks Conservation Area in Pike County, Missouri.
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Coy: making a pretense of shyness or modesty that is intended to be alluring; shy; quiet and reserved
how much is an act, and how much is real--the lines become blurred over time
Yes, just acting.
Minutes ago, she tore up the newspaper lining her freshly cleaned litter tray. A split second ago she was periscoping (missed :().
Seconds later, she hopped up my bed. A while later, she leapt up onto my lap all of a sudden. She's happy though. Saw her binky-ing around the room, and dashing in and out of her cage.
Meh. But her nutty dashes around has ruffled the carpet. Haa.
Northern gannets, which are quite large birds, looking like mosquitoes in the sunset - flying by the bird cliffs of Runde island on our vacation last week.
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Hannah was a great find in 2022 - we did a number of excellent shoots and this one was no exception. She is a great mix - gorgeous, sweet, dependable, creative, and adventurous. My camera loves shooting with her and we're all looking forward to 2023. I took these photos in late November 2022.
Jamal: Tre, you seem like a nice guy, but you should
know - if you ever make our Nikki cry, you'll have to
answer to us, men of this family. You better never make
our sistah sad, right? We won't let anyone upset Nikki,
you'll have to answer to me and Tyrese.
Tre: * gulp *
Little Mike: Yeah, and to me!
Tyrese: * trying to look as serious as he can. *
Nikki: * staring at Jamal's head, deciding if she should hit her bro
with a toaster, or laugh it off, or play along, because Jamal sounds so
believable! While everyone in the fam knows he won't hurt a fly. *
Baby Jada: giggling and patting Tre's shoulder to cheer him up a bit.
Devon: * just enjoying the scene. She remembers similar show when
she brought her first boyfriend to meet the fam. That boyfriend
happened to be Tyrese. *
(they sit this way in their shelf, so i decided to imagine what the conversation is like)
Swedish postcard by Förlag Torsten G. Ericson, Helsingborg, no. 3038. Photo: RKO Radio Films. Sent by mail in 1958.
Ella Raines (1920-1988) was an American film and television actress with green eyes and high cheekbones. She appeared in many A-pictures very quickly. In the early 1950s, she had her own TV series, Janet Dean, Registered Nurse (1954), and also had a short-lived recording career during that period.
Ella Raines was born Ella Wallace Raubes in 1920 near Snoqualmie Falls, Washington. She was the youngest of eight children, and her parents, Ernest N. Raines and Bird Zachary Raines owned a general store in the small town. Raines was interested in acting from a young age and appeared in school plays and local theatre productions. After graduating from high school, she enrolled at the University of Washington as a drama student and participated in many plays. In 1942, a few days after her graduation from the University of Washington, Raines married her high school sweetheart, United States Army Air Forces Major Kenneth William Trout. The couple divorced in 1945. Ella was appearing in a play when she was seen by film director Howard Hawks. She achieved stardom almost overnight in Hollywood when she was made the sole contract star of a $1-million new production company director Howard Hawks had formed in 1943 with the actor Charles Boyer, B-H Productions. She made her film debut in Corvette K-225 (Richard Rosson, Howard Hawks, 1943) as the love interest of Randolph Scott. Immediately following her debut, Raines was cast in the all-female war film Cry "Havoc" (Richard Thorpe, 1943) with Margaret Sullavan and Ann Sothern. Raines received critical acclaim for her work in Phantom Lady (Robert Siodmak,1944), which is now considered a classic Film Noir. Next, she played in another classic, the Preston Sturges satire Hail the Conquering Hero (1944) with Eddie Bracken. Very quickly, she appeared in more A pictures including the Western Tall in the Saddle (Edwin L. Marin, 1944) opposite John Wayne. Raines was now known for her talent, beauty, and versatility as an actress. She went on to star in two more thrillers with Siodmak, The Suspect (Robert Siodmak, 1944) starring Charles Laughton, and The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (Robert Siodmak, 1945) with George Sanders.
Ella Raines often played strong-willed and intelligent women, and her performances were praised for their depth and complexity. After the war, she starred in a series of interesting Film Noirs, including Time Out of Mind (Robert Siodmak, 1947), The Web (Michael Gordon, 1947), Brute Force (Jules Dassin, 1947) starring Burt Lancaster, and the underrated Impact (Arthur Lubin, 1948) with Brian Donlevy and Charles Coburn. In 1948, Raines married Robin Olds, a famous fighter pilot, who eventually became promoted to United States Air Force Brigadier General. The couple had three children - their son, Robert Ernest Olds, was stillborn in 1958. Raines continued to work in film and television throughout the 1950s, appearing in several popular TV shows, including Climax! and Wagon Train. In 1954 and 1955, Ella Raines starred in the television series Janet Dean, Registered Nurse. None of her later pictures was nearly as successful as her earlier movies and her film career began to decline. She retired in 1956 after filming the British-made thriller The Man in the Road (Lance Comfort, 1956). She focused on her family and philanthropy work. She was actively involved in numerous charitable organisations, including the National Mental Health Association and the March of Dimes. She and her husband separated in 1975 and were divorced in 1976. In the mid-1970s, she returned to her alma mater to teach drama at the University of Washington in Seattle. Ella moved back to Hollywood and lived in Sherman Oaks until her death. She returned once to the screen for a guest role in the crime television series Matt Houston in 1984. Ella Raines passed away in 1988, in Sherman Oaks, California, from throat cancer. She was 67 years old. She was survived by two daughters, Christina Eloise Olds and Susan Olds Scott-Risner, and a granddaughter, Jennifer Newman. Raines left behind a legacy as a talented and versatile actress who made a significant contribution to the film industry during the Golden Age of Hollywood.
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