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packed boxes. filled them with memory's i wanted to switch. moved on without them...felt not as free as i hoped without them. missed something that made me the way i am
Finally Aniera has arrived on August 30th, it was a pretty hectic day so I didn't know she arrived until 7 in the afternoon.
Natural lighting.
No flash (that i know of), hand held image.
This is a watch i found in an old box in my attic, it had definatly being abandoned because the box was covered with a thick lair of dust.
The box was really old and when i opened it the light was just shining nicely across it, the watch was stopped at the last time it had been used.
I slept late and missed Parsnip's morning session of frantic activity. So I had to settle for a photo of her preparing for her all day nap in the box in the closet..
From my daily painting series: A creepy jack-in-the-box inspired by one I saw somewhere recently.
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The Utah National Guard was activated to assist firefighting efforts on the Box Canyon Fire burning approximately 12 miles east of Oakley, Utah, Aug. 28. Utah’s 2nd Battalion, 211th Aviation Regiment, 97th Aviation Troop Command, provided two Black Hawk helicopters, each with two pilots and a crew chief, to help suppress the fire with water from the air. (National Guard photo by Spc. Nathaniel Free, 128th Mobile Public Affiars Detachment)
Title: Delphine & Elwood Hassler
Creator (Photographer): Not Available
Publisher: Agricultural Communications Office of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Place of Publication: College Station, Texas
Year (Coverage): 1942
Document Type: Image
Format: Photographic photo
Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches
Digitization Date: May2009
Description: A girl and a boy looking at a sow and piglets.
Note: Jackson County, Texas
Collection: Texas A&M University Archives
Resource Identifier: Agricultural Communications Collection, Box 6, File 6-149
Institution: Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Repository: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives
Contact Information: Email: cushing-library@tamu.edu Phone: 979-845-1951
Copyright: It is the users responsibility to secure permission from the copyright holders for publication of any materials. Permission must be obtained in writing prior to publication. Please contact the Cushing Memorial Library for further information
The town where I used to live in SC was in watermelon country. This roadside stand near where I used to live operated on trust. Just stop and pick out a melon and put your money in the Honesty Box.
I created this box using an empty Altoids candy tin box. I covered the top with Sculpey Ultra Light clay before I painted it with acrylic paing. I glued a tiny mirror to the top inside half of the box. For the bottom, I took a bitmap graphic piece that I originally created as a parody of those motivational posters. (The dog in the photograph is an Australian Shepard named Jay-Jay, who lives in Phoenix with my husband's step-father.) I glued the graphic to the inside bottom of the box before I covered it with two layers of Modge Podge. Then I poured just enough resin to cover the bottom.
Colortheraphy box by Lakbear.
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In addition to the quite fantastic gift bag, all attendees got ten raffle tickets to cram into whatever box(es) they wanted for the raffle. There were magnets, t-shirts, watches, the delivery truck, the chest of drawers with the lamp, an apron. I jammed half of mine in the truck box and the other half in the chest of drawers box.
View of the ridgeline and trail leading from the Wellsville Cone to Box Elder Peak the highest point in the Wellsville range.