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While being pregnant with me, my Mom wrote a diary, directly adressing me. The part above is from the very beginning and tells me about her first ultrasound, mentioning that it is weird to see a little heart beating, though you can see very little at all. The doctor told her "it" would still look like a cigar, with a head girth of 2,5cm...
Jenny Brown and Joey Coolidge in the Mexico portion of Epcot Center. This was taken in spring 1997 when the Tippecanoe High School Marching Band went to Florida.
This here is Joey, he comes to chill from time to time, he's part of the LJ (Lake Jacson) Crew... we refer to him as Juesus, or Mexican Jesus. This was on the river in 09 as well... I woke up to find him sleeping in his car covering up with a newspaper like a sheet... lol
i am getting prints of the last 2 pics for a friend so if anyone is interested in some London b&ws give me a shout and I will up the order
This 100 foot Water Tower held 75,000 gallons of water and resembles a medieval fort. No longer in use. This tower was built in 1917.
Yeah, a bit shameful, but what are ya gonna do. I thought it was pretty cool back then. 10 years ago, this was how I rocked coffee - a Braun KMF80 grinder, and a Delonghi brewer / "expresso" machine combo. I think I took this picture the day I bought my Krups Novo Compact (an excellent machine for it's time), to remember the Delonghi.
Back in the day we couldn't afford to really get much, especially Blues Clue chair, so we went to Toys R Us and took a picture of her sitting in it.
Pottawattamie County Jail.
226 Pearl Street.
This unique jail was constructed in 1885 was one of 17 rotating jails built in the Midwest. It is the only 3 story one. It was called The Human Squirrel Cage. It is a 3 story metal drum surrounded by a gridded, stationary cage. The inner drum is divided into 3 levels, each containing 10 pie shaped cells. There is only one door at each level gained by rotating the entire squirrel cage by a geared crank. It revolved until 1960 and after renovation continued to be used until 1969.
Placed on NRHP March 16, 1972---No. 72000481.
Me, Lena Beam, Niki Malafa, Lesley Hunter, Melissa Leingang. We slept in the attic of my parents' shed.
Radio Days
La lata de bombillas
Dario Persi - vocals and guitar
Mattia Baretta - bass and backing vocals
Paco Orsi - drums and percussions
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114 N. Railroad Blvd.
McComb Railroad Museum.
I don't remember when I've seen a caboose on trains, Freight or Passenger.
We didn't have the funds to put in a permanent fence for the first two years of our garden's existence. So instead we had this nasty-assed deer fencing. *Shudder*
Jon & I back in the day. Hangin' out in the middle of the street in front of my house. No better pastime than tambay. ;) Astig ang dating! XD
My daily ride gave me the chance to go in front of my primary school La Fontaine. So much memories !