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middle: "a box for your thoughts"
borders: "look deeper/I'm thinking/I found peace/finally I'm myself/what if?/I surprised myself/I am here and now/I give myself some time/I don't promise anything/coincidence?/I am not an angel/never say "always"/I will listen to myself/I don't regret anything/I give in to emotions/I am who I am/I hope/I don't have to be perfect anymore"
I made this card for Lucy's Lovely Lines sketch at Lily Pad cards. Check my blog for details. watermarksdesigns.blogspot.com/2011/06/memory-box.html
Leominster Signal Box on the Welsh Marches line still pretty busy and controlling an array of semaphores at the south end of the station.
Title: Box
Description: box, metal; decorated on lid and four sides with mosaic pictures of Rome; sits on four ornately cast feet interior padded and domed in white fabric
Credit: Collection of Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira, 1960.116, col.1329, 36162
www.aucklandmuseum.com/collection/object/am_humanhistory-...
Left: Purchased from a garage sale 10 years ago for $5. I believe it's from the 1970's. It's pretty hefty and I suspect it's made of lacquer.
Right: Gift from my Mom about 20 years ago. This bento has "feet" and no seals so it's more of a "eat at home" type of box. I've used this for work and I tie it with a furoshiki to keep it closed.
A classic AA roadside telephone box near Ardgay.
Taken on a 770 mile cycle tour of Scotland, from my front door in Edinburgh to Dunnet Head, the most northerly point in mainland Britain.
All the "goodies" removed from the box, which include:
- KBC Poker X keyboard
- Black USB cable
- Black Ring-Style Key Puller
- User Manual
The magician shows a black wooden box with some Chinese-looking artwork on the outside. Inside the box is a large wooden die. The magician removes the die and puts it into a hat. He then describes the box and how the trick is going to work. If he puts the die in one side when it is facing him, when he turns the box towards the audience, it will appear to be on the other side. Then the magician retrieves the die from the hat and places it in one side of the box, closes both doors and turns it towards the audience. Just as rehearsed with the audience, he asks which side the die is on. When they guess where is should be, the magician not-so-subtly tilts the box and the die can be heard sliding to the other side. The magician opens the side the audience said and shows the die is not there. He asks another person, when they say the other side, again he tilts the box, then opens the door, showing it empty. More interplay is done with the audience, the magician apparently slips and reveals the die inside the box, only to ultimately show that it has completed vanished from inside the box, both doors are open. The die is then produced from the hat.
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Seen by the War Memorial in Llandrindod Wells it is astonishing how quickly this once essential piece of street utility has become virtually redundant. I was sixteen years old before we had a telephone at home and we used our nearest box which was ten minutes walk away on rare occasions. My parents still corresponded by letter, using postage stamps. That all changed when I started earning and had the domestic phone connected. Of course.
when she looks a box she immediately she gets into the box there is all the same that it does not fit she already fixes them up to fit
And they're all made out of ticky tacky and they all look just the same.
- "Little Boxes" by Malvina Reynolds (sung by Pete Seeger)
Aerial view of houses at Bergen Beach, New York
Box made from soft woods, purpose cut and stained to look old. Variety of leather pieces used to reinforce corners and again, worn a little to give a used look.
£40
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The Jewel Box is a Food and Beverages entertainment complex at the Mount Faber, the iconic hilltop designation decorated for the Christmas Festival.