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This is the lunch box I received in the MaSGo lunch box exchange. It is from Sharon (Lv2BrkGlas) and it is so dang beautiful I can hardly stand it!!
THANK YOU Sharon!!!!
Oh, and it was filled with mosaic treasures...glass, tiles, etc. Yummmm!
Ekiben (駅弁, railway boxed meals) are a specific type of bento boxed meals, sold on trains and train stations in Japan. Today, many types of ekiben can still be purchased at stands in the station, on the platform, or on the train itself. They come with disposable chopsticks (when necessary) or spoons.
Ekiben containers can be made from plastic, wood, or ceramic. Many train stations have since become famous for their especially tasty ekiben, made from local food specialties. The "Golden Age" of ekiben, however, ended in the 1980s. At that time, air travel was quite expensive and trains were slower. Many tourists needed them during their train journeys. Source: en.wikipedia.org
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Bento is a single-portion takeout or home-packed meal common in Japanese cuisine. A traditional bento holds rice, fish or meat, with pickled or cooked vegetables, usually in a box-shaped container. Containers range from disposable mass produced to hand crafted lacquerware. Bentos are readily available in many places throughout Japan, including convenience stores, bento shops, railway stations, and department stores. However, the Japanese often spend time and energy on a carefully prepared lunch box for their spouse, child, or themselves. Source: en.wikipedia.org
This was the first Box Turtle I encountered on this late April Visit to Broughtons Wildlife Area . I was happy to see that he did not retreat into his shell after seeing me. I took a few photos and thanked him for posing.
For a promotion for our Christmas series I created a box that has all the info for our series and our Christmas Eve services that we will give to our members to give to their friends.
The boxes will be handed out flat to all the members a couple weeks prior to the series in the service. They will then watch a short funny video showing them how to fold the box. They on the way out they will be able to grab more to take home, assemble, fill, and hand out.
There will also be a website to go to get more info that is still being created.
I have tried out the folding instructions on a few of the staff and it seems pretty easy to understand. So what do you think? Is it enough info, too much? What would you do different.
A northbound loaded coal train passes Pontrilas signal box on its way to Rugely power station. Shot taken at 05:48.
Pochade Box - made of walnut scraps and baltic birch plywood. John built it so I could slip my masterson's stay wet palette into it instead of having to use plexi to put my paints on.
Um pouco do famoso CrossFit do Box Colosso do amigo Luis em um wod e bate papo com o coach Pedro Yago.
Canon T5 | 18-55mm
Pontos: Fonte de luz baixa, Lente escura, primeira vez na fotografia de crossfit. vamos melhorando a cada dia
A further box visit back in October 2015 was Ulceby Signal Box.
Ulceby had evolved to cover quite a significant area compared with its original area. It had a reduced frame and an IFS panel. There was also room for a panel to cover Brocklesby but this never happened.
Sadly the box was demolished with undue haste following closure, before the local S&T even had time to recover equipment for spares, the box coming down with everything still in place.
Waiting for a better name, just in case you have one.
Another by-product of that monday class we (Oschene and I) taught at OUSA convention. Same as his octagonal tato-box from square, only the CP is rotated 1/16, so the creases of the tato no more coincide with medians and diagonales of the square.
You get asymmetrical flaps that can be arranged in various ways.
É assim que o Box da Corrupiola segue viagem: acondicionado com muito papel bolha para não amassar no caminho, e com uma mensagem para o carteiro cuidar bem do seu presente.
I repurposed this box from some camping equipment to wrap the repainted retro Batcopter project I started for my son last summer. The copter and box have been tucked away until now for his birthday!
Saving pretty boxes, ribbon and paper, and tying it all up with string, makes for a lovely little package.
Our family cat, Tiger, likes to sit in empty boxes in the house. Used NIK Color Efex Pro and PS CC Oil Paint Filter.
The tiny Band Box Diner in Elliot Park, Downtown Minneapolis. Once part of a local chain, this pre-fabricated steel building was designed by the local Butler Manufacturing Company and opened in 1929.
The box that Alex, our ring bearer, will be carrying, complete with wedding rings which should be ready tomorrow... but I won't get my hopes up because they were supposed to be ready a week ago!
The only clues that I have so far are these. On the back of one of the boxes there is some hand writing:
“Decoration Day Procession” which later became Veterans Day.
“Crematory”
“1898”
Image derived from the original glass negative.
Gearbox is coming out to change the clutch so I thought I'd label where each bolt came from so when I put it back to together it all goes back the same way. The bolts are all different lengths so I don't want to break anything (learned that the hard way on a Triumph Spitfire thermostat housing). Left over Halloween candy box was perfect. The bolts are arrange just like they are on the bellhousing.
mažiukės, apipieštos pieštukais mano išgalvotais personažais ir linksmų raštų medžiagytėmis išklotos dėžutės
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hand-drawing with colored pencils
My jewelry box. I chose this object for a topic because I like the dark and light color combinations of green on it.
Horrible webcam photos. Lost my camera, so this is what I have to resort to.
Micro braids, self installed 6-8 hours, all natural hair, no extensions. Braids braided together to look curly.
BOX OF SHADOWS
Edition of 4 signed boxes
For sale at : www.tiradalimitada.com
This Box of Shadows collection has been inspired by the work “U.S.A. Surpasses all the genocide records!” that George Maciunas made in 1969 as a way of protest against the Vietnam War pointing out the violence in the world and specially that of the U.S.A.
webposters.adm.ntu.edu.sg/site/page/post er/3568
Now I have wanted to broaden it by showing the number of deaths in the most bloody wars in history of man, always consequence of the ambition of a greedy minority.
I conclude with a card that poses the question of how many casualties will left the global financial crisis that started in 2008, now considered by many as our III War World.
For the time being we have only information about the people killed in protests, occupations and rallies, or of those who have killed themselves bankrupt for junk bonds, subprime credits or whatever other kind of those economy tricks, but we should start counting all the people slowly dying at home in the streets or in hospitals by depression, hunger, shame, or rage due to the cuts in the welfare state.
Inside the box there are 12 cards with a drawing on one side and one of the following texts on the other:
Card 1
Spanish Civil War 1936- 1950: 700,000 dead
Card 2
World War II 1939- 1945: 75 million dead
Card 3
World War I 1914 - 1918: 31 million dead
Card 4
Napoleonic Wars 1799- 1815: 7,203,000 dead
Card 5
Russian Civil War 1917 – 1922: 20 million dead
Card 6
Darfur Conflict 2003-2011: 450,000 dead
Card 7
The Crusades 1096- 1291: 6,000,000 dead
Card 8
Second Congo War 1998-2003: 7,000,000 dead
Card 9
Ivorian Civil War 2002 – 2007 : 400,000 dead
Card 10
Somali Civil war 1988- 2011: 1,000,000 dead
Card 11
Iran- Iraq War 1980 -1988: 500,000 to 1,000.000 dead
Card 12
Late-2000s Financial Crisis 2008 – ¿
Number of casualties not calculated yet