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Photo by Tristan Drummond
Tristan would not leave, So I started taking pictures of him and he grabbed the camera out of my hand and snapped photos of me.
Steve Unteutsch, a machine operator for We Energies, uses a truck-mounted backhoe with a jackhammer tip to break up a portion of Wauwatosa Avenue just south of Wright Street in Wauwatosa. A We Energies crew was preparing to fix a gas leak. (Photo by John Krejci)
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The lyrics to Pete Lawrie's Just Dust evoked alot of emotion in me that I didn't realise I still had.
My ex broke up with me last year, a month after our 5 year anniversary. I was expecting a proposal soon...
When I got home I laid like this, then I felt like I was being a debbie downer so I started tumblr browsing and felt the urge to draw .. this is what I came up with .. I haven't drawn in years .. where did the urge come from? (08/21/09)
Egoism is a staple of the XXI century.
People born in this century as cold as ice (real sociopaths). So I'm very afraid of what would happen if World War III broke out.
I am sorting my feelings about a recent breakup and hoping to cope with it soon... I decided to make a 365 days project as a self-therapy... every day I will try to upload a picture and a though and see what happens in a year....
Day 1: new haircut.
A friend told me Japanese symbolize changes with new haircuts... so here we have a new Me!
This picture was taken 1st December 2010, I have amended my camera´s date options....
Some tips: content.photojojo.com/tutorials/project-365-take-a-photo-...
My boyfriend broke up with me last night, so this was my midnight through seven a.m. remedy: a pile of sappy, romantic, make-you-cry movies and a pint of java mash-up ice cream.
ps - it only worked for a little while. i woke up this morning and it hurt again :(
Through May the frozen river started breaking up, causing huge blocks of ice to drift down the river