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I'm rather fond of this combo. Casual and comfy with those low wedge slip ons. A easy and appealing everyday look. And of course, one could always slip on a pair of sexy heels and undo a button or two for a little leg show, should the need arise.....or should the Mistress command. 😘
I got a new winter coat ... I'm so excited to wear it, I can't wait for it to get real cold ... haha ya!
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Posted to Macro Mondays: 12-10-22 Theme: NEW
The seductive fabric of this fabulous pewter satin blouse has the most wonderful deep gloss shine, fantastic weight and sensational static cling
can't believe I forgot to upload these pics when my ebay vintage button case arrived - it was a sales display piece, the buttons are all still in their different sales boxes with the old prices pencilled on - just gorgeous and the whole case and all its contents were just £21!
A stubborn sun fights to show through cloud and mist for this sunset shot from the Western Explorer road in the Tarkine.
This is one of those buttons a pedestrian is supposed to push to make a traffic light give them a chance to cross. Like every other such button, this one does not do that. In addition, this one does not even press in. But it does make a nice subject for 119 pictures in 2019, #10, "arrows". This one is just north of downtown Austin, Texas, at the entrance to the state capitol building. The intersection is just 3 way for cars, but on the days when there is not some protest or event going on, there is a short window in each cycle when visitors to the capitol are allowed to cross the main cross-street.
After my last posting I missed a button from my dress. Yesterday I found it, so
I lost a button,
A little silver button,
So I looked for my button
Most everywhere.
I found my button,
My gold rimmed button,
So I sewed on my button
Most firmly there.
Just to make you smile!
With apologies to AAMilne.
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The next theme, on Saturday June 21, is all about 'buttons'... more specifically 'buttons for clothing'... I've called it "BEHOLD THE BUTTON".
for the #macromondays theme of #fingertip, i shot about 180 pictures-- it's not easy being the finger model with one hand and shooting a little p&s with the other, whilst keeping both steady!! am putting up some of the "also rans"/alternates-- my main choice was the acorn cap.
this is a button from my mom's brass button box.
To be clear I do prefer dressing nice with neckwear, but I do like different styles and sometimes I do just wear a shirt buttoned up by itself. This shirt is very well fitted in the collar so it does take some effort getting it buttoned.
This is a comparison of hardware buttons on many popular Android devices. I know this isn't all of them but I think it's filled out enough.
I find it interesting that series of devices (e.g. Droid Series) don't match. Also, there is no consistency in regards to icon design on each device.
UPDATE: The Bergol says I have used the incorrect Droid 2 in this list. Instead of matching the Droid, it matches the Droid Pro. I apologize for my mistake.
UPDATE 2: Thanks for all the views. This was originally pointed out by Ben but John Gruber from Daring Fireball was my source. Engadget has created a better version here. I meant no disrespect to the Android community but feel that muscle memory can cause a frustrating experience when changing devices.
the blue button jelly (Porpita porpita) forms part of the "blue fleet", a huge drifting community of organisms which includes the infamous bluebottle. the blue colour apparently provides protection against uv light and, i imagine it also provides quite an effective camoflage against predators hovering above.
Probably Boke's, but I'll go back and photograph some of the Common Button cacti (easy to confuse with Boke's) found nearby. This one is 3-4 cm tall. When the rains come, this plant will fill up with water and become much more spherical. If weather continues to be dry, it will continue to shrink until it is little more than a flat pancake.
Today will be one of my rare no-neckwear days. I have not worn this in awhile, but once every few weeks or so I do like to try the buttoned up look. I work in the morning and plan to meet with a friend for a late lunch. With the cold weather and early darkness of the season I do not have any other plans so I will probably have a relaxing evening at home. I like the contrasting white collar on this black shirt. I have an all-black shirt on order and look forward to some outfit combinations with it soon.
About 1.6 mile east of Middle Reservoir on the Paria Plateau, there's a colorful exposure of Navajo sandstone called Button Ridge. Against the cliff behind the trees is a water catchment basin called Button Tank from the old ranching days.
I arrived one evening for a sunset hike, expecting that the orange, yellow and cream-colored rocks would take on rich shades in the late afternoon light. There's no trail, but you can just follow the ridge a short walk from a spur off the loop road. I explored primarily along the left wall as the sun was setting, hiking about a mile before returning in the dark.
This appears to be the first photo of Button Ridge on Flickr, unless someone has one not labeled. I can't find any on the internet, either... none of 'button ridge' and if you google 'button tank' you get lots of pictures of people wearing tank tops. I didn't know those things came with buttons.
Close up and personal with the red button on an Xbox controller.
Day 32 of 365 Days in Colour - 1 of September, Red.
Taken with iPhone 4S.