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you must have heard me whining all the way to your house when i discovered 1.) that the DPW didn't have any visible winches or block and tackle and 2.) that major flagpoles now have their pulleys inside the pole or at least locked up on the outside. then as i was leaving WW, i spotted the big derricks that are lifting the HUGE steel I beams that are reinforcing the reinforcing landscape wall. yes, major block and tackle. (btb, the building behind is not WW.)
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aaaaaargh! and when I tried using the plunger (that blue thing is my futuristic sink plunger) all it does is flood the kitchen floor from where the dish washer and washing machine waste pipes go in. Gah.
3/365 - My little girl is getting more & more dexterous. She loves her stacking cups - she's more of a demolition expert than a creationist!
Walter Block speaking with attendees at the 2017 Mises Circle hosted by the Mises Institute in Seattle, Washington.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Glass block, part of curved wall of central stairwell of Museo de Ciencias Naturales y Antropologicas, Parque General San Martin, Mendoza, Argentina. November 2007
Golden Gate Avenue just west of Steiner Street
San Francisco
Built for Oregon lumber baron Daniel E. Jackson
named the 'Seattle Block' for some reason.
Architect William Armitage
built 1890's
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Just under the wire, my July blocks for Block Party, made for Nettie of A Quilt is Nice. I fought all my instincts on these and made them as completely random as I could. Eep! Inspiration quilt is here.
This one I love because it is multi-directional! Had a lot of fun putting this one together because it was so easy!
Wrote a little more here.
A (probable) final look at Murrieta's Bed Bath And Beyond store at Village Walk Plaza
Empty space and a former register/work space
On a Sunday afternoon....since they've just been wasting away in the corner of my sewing room for the past 5 months, I decided to shake the dust off my blocks, and see if I could remember how this puzzle fit together. It was a little confusing at first, so then I had to go get my sketch to decide which block went where. This is just a small part of what will hopefully, someday, be Michael's JD Graduation Quilt!