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Just kicking back with a cuppa mid-afternoon and got the feeling I'm being watched.... The Numatic Henry, a charismatic industrial vacuum cleaner, can be found in offices and workshops all over the UK along with its bigger brothers and sisters. They're faithful servants.
All maid service for the house is my responsibility. She relaxes as I work because she says it amuses her.
I like old handmade signs like this one for Exclusive Cleaners on Goldsboro Street in Wilson, North Carolina.
17 june 2012 i visited with the Urban Photo Collective Arnhem the Stoomdepot Beekbergen an open air museum with a nice collection of old steam trains. It also serves as a station where on some days a train is still blowing its steam in the environment of Beekbergen
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A young cleaner awaits for the engine to come on shed at the end of the day . East Lancashire Railway 11th march 2016
Bev thinks it looks better without the tree - I'm not sure! I think the trunk broke up the drab patch to the right. There was more water today which gave it a slightly different look but cut down my options for composition - I need waders!
4.5" square, acrylic on panel, framed. Available September 5th, 2008, at Three Graces Gallery's Teeny Tiny Art Show III.
(sold)
Nikon D90 + Sigma 10-20mm + tripod
Tone Mapped HDR from 9 exp.
12/2011 Old Town Simpang Pulai, Perak
The Japanese take great care and pride in their railways, and it shows. From their shinkansen's, to commuter trains, to even their freight trains, they keep them clean and well maintained. Case in point, a Fujisawa bound Rapid-Express passes a Shinjuku bound Romancecar near Machida.
Odakyu Odawara Main Line. Odakyu 8000 + 30000 EXEα Series
Machida, Tokyo Pref., Japan
hello friends. haven't posted anything for a long time. why? I got covid but have fully recovered!
from the first sign of an itch right in the middle of my throat, getting tested, full-on symptoms, plus a week or so of recovery- 21 days total. I thought it was a cold, but instead of getting better in 4 days, it got incrementally worse.
luckily and fortunately, my symptoms remained mild. no fever, no cough, no trouble of breathing. I did have crazy fatigue, body aches, 0 appetite, and diarrhea. I had major brain fog, couldn’t concentrate, just didn’t have the energy to think. you know that blah feeling of a having a flu, but worse. felt like a fever but no fever with a normal 97-degree. I didn’t leave my house for 21 days, watched a ton of tv, drank water like mad, and downed a lot of tylenols.
on the 3rd week, the symptoms incrementally faded oh so slowly. I would get stomach ache but no diarrhea. reduced body pain but lightheaded. then, no pain, no diarrhea, but out of breath fatigue from walking to the bathroom. finally on the 20th day, I felt almost normal with an appetite.
my wife’s symptom was almost none except she lost her smell and taste. when she cooked, I had to taste it for her, and smell for bad milk and spoiled leftover food for her her. fruits tasted like water, and she couldn’t smell and taste coffee. my mom had fatigue for a few days and that was it. my dad is still recovering because we had to send him to the emergency, but for back pain, we didn’t know it was covid at the time but he later tested positive for covid. the back pain was from a mild pneumonia. they released him after 10 days of steroid, monoclonal antibody, blood plasma therapy, he is recovering at home. the covid messed up his already bad knee, so he needs physical therapy. he’s a tough old dude, trained and chewed dirt with usmc, I think he will be fine. oh, he never developed a fever.
in these 3 weeks I watched a ton of tv. funny thing about covid is it also affects emotion and mood. for example, and I'm manned-up to say this- I cried and cried watching everything related to kobe’s 1-year memorial, while my wife laughed at me. I cried watching- out of all the action movies- battleship! backdraft and star wars: rogue one were pretty bad as well. I cried seeing 45 leaving and I fucking hate 45... it was a trippy experience.
how did I get it? probably, most definitely, pretty sure was our family gathering over christmas. I probably got it first, or one of my relatives, perhaps my dad- whatever, it doesn’t matter. what does matter is we still need to wear a mask, social distancing, and stay at home as much as we can— even if you now have somewhat of an immunity.