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A hole in a smaller bucket near Big Brutus. By smaller, I mean that it could probably pick up a car or two.

brightly coloured buckets and spades on sale on the sea front, Felixstowe, Suffolk UK.

Darci of Stitches & Scissors had a lovely giveaway to celebrate the grand opening of her shop and I was the lucky winner! I was able to choose a selection of fabrics to have something made out of! After trolling my favorites, she made me this beautiful scrap bucket!

 

Oh how I love containers :)

 

Thank you again Darci! I love it!

White metal mop bucket

heart breaking sight, boy rowing out in his bucket to beg for money from tourists on ton le sap lake.

siem riep, cambodia

Pruned by the staff in the Water Lily House at Kew Gardens, these flowers may have been past their best, but they still provided a nice splash of colour on their way out!

Concrete bucket being raised at 5th & Folsom in San Francisco.

Garden centre abstract

Keepsake Buckets for the Mommy To Be will last long after the beautiful cookies inside are gone!

There are two guys playing "buckets" outside my office window. It sounds great for about 10 seconds, then it really, really wears on your nerves. So far though, I must say... it is way better than bagpipe guy.

I had this bucket of luke-warm dye sitting there, so I dipped the faded old blue jean jacket. I love dye!

Seen this old and rusty flatbed truck setting in a parking lot in southern California.

Thailand im April 2011

 

Die Buckets - sehr beliebt bei jeder Full Moon-Party auf Koh Phangan

Our waste problem is not the fault only of producers. It is the fault of an economy that is wasteful from top to bottom - a symbiosis of an unlimited greed at the top and a lazy, passive, and self-indulgetn consumptiveness at the bottom - and all of us are involved in it.

 

from What Are People For?, by Wendell Berry

 

Oliver + S bucket hat from Little Things to Sew

 

More here: lizzieville.wordpress.com/2013/07/09/a-bucket-hat-for-the...

Traditional Finnish mead ("sima" in Finnish) being prepared for 1st of May 2006. Mead in Finland is made of sugar (not honey like in many other lands) and lemons. It is an important part of celebrating First of May (Vappu). Finnish mead is typically alcohol free (the yeast produces minor amounts of alcohol but typically the drink is <<1% in alcohol content) and enjoyed by both children and adults.

 

In the recipe I used, the mead sits in the bucket for one day before bottling. I added some pieces of ginger to mine, which you can see floating among the lemons, but I didn't notice any change in flavour. It turned out really good, but three out of my six bottles weren't washed well enough and grew some sort of mould.

Bucket list Goal-Lay flowers on a roadside memorial

Blue bucket of car washing goodness. Contrast FTW!

Three buckets full of soapy bubbles for kids to play with during the Kidz Day portion of the 2009 Waterloo Busker Carnival.

The lowly bucket gets the WSJ stipple treatment.

Loved this Fire bucket , old and still useful.

How full is your bucket?

Today mine is very full.

 

Parent's day at Z's school.

I am so proud of him.

word problems, division.

reading an abridged version of Metropolis (1927)

shadow puppet performance

 

and fulling the bucket

each child is given the opportunity to say something nice about someone, today is was about the parents, and parents were invited to say something nice back

 

These kids practice real peace every day. They acknowledge the good in the world and in each other.

 

It is a beautiful thing.

If you've never heard of Montessori education, and you have a small child, please check it out. You won't be sorry.

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