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"they" say bad news comes in 3. i hope that's indeed the case. other than all the technological mishaps i've experiencing lately, in the last two days, i have managed to burn a hole through a favorite skirt (don't know how to use an iron anymore), break my bag while running for the bus (didn't lose the contents *whew* and still got on the bus *whew +*) and, finally tonight, break one of my fave pair of red shoes. (actually, i really had nothing specific to do with this other than to wear them today).
so yeah, there's definitely a need for clean up in aisle 3.
cheers!
I really like this one, which regularly visits the work carpark for Go Outdoors. A ropey example but solid where it needs to be and mechanically it sounds spot on. 170k+ on the clock and going strong. I'd love to have this as a cleaning project, I've got an itch to see how good this car really is.
From fairies at the bottom of your garden to 'the borrowers' we are obsessed with the fantasy of little people in a
full-sized world. My 'downsizing' project, using model railway figures, food and everyday objects, is merely an
extension of those thoughts.
These are some figures for my next moc and the basic story is that these guys are specialised in cases that can't be shown to the public because it would far to dangerous so this is similar to the scp foundation in some ways but just in my own way. I just wanted to show the Juggernaut (in the middle) because it took me some to time to experiment with different pieces to get that nice look with the shoulder armor but I'm pretty happy with the way he turned out
"Come Clean"
Photo: Reylia Slaby Photography.
Model: David R.
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This is actually the first time I used a guy for one of my conceptual shoots. David was really kind in agreeing to help, despite the weather cooling down and the freezing cold water. THANK YOU DAVIDDDD.
This shoot actually turned out completely different than how I envisioned it. I wondered why it was, until I realized that the way I photograph men and woman are completely different. Would love to explore that side more.
But as for the theme, "Come Clean", in life we make mistakes. That's inevitable. But when we finally admit that we are wrong, the release and the peace of mind is amazing. A release of emotions, of honesty, and of yourself. You can finally see who you are now that all of that dirt in your life is gone. Who knew that you had it in you all along.
Always,
Reylia
Rebuild having the windows cleaned. On a walk around the city catching up on what's happening March 14, 2015 Christchurch New Zealand.
Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) straddling two footholds while cleaning up the mess it made of the suet. Michigan.
My wife and daughter call these birds "Pterodactyls", There does seem to be a resemblance!
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I bought some really cute girls tights that barely went up to my knees. So I just cut the top part off. And now I have cute socks!
I'm going super clean & simple + nice and easy with today's Christmas card which makes it perfect for mass producing those Holiday cards! 😁 🌲
More photos and details on my blog:
limedoodledesign.com/2016/10/clean-simple-christmas/
Thanks for looking!
Debby
Here’s the Savers finds all cleaned up lol. I ended up boiling Giselle’s hair and trimming off the long bits since the hair was super tangled. I also put her on a model muse body cuz she was missing her legs and chewed off hands.
I find it kind of funny that I loved Enchanted, but at the time of release I couldn’t afford any of the dolls. Now I ended up having all 3 dolls from the line lol.
Ariel’s hair was super choppy and stick up-y so I had to boil it several times to get the hair to lay down. I also repainted her eye shines so she doesn’t look so bug eyed.
I ended up dry brushing some paint to cover up Paul’s hair rubs and made him socks so his Ken shoes don’t fall off. I guess he’s friends with the UK Airlines girl despite their wildly different scales lol.
Lottie got a boil wash and now can hang out with my other Lotties.
90604 of Wakefield, seemingly recently ex works, approaching Thornhill Junction with an engineers train from Healey Mills to Low Moor. 15 October 1962.