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I went to the flea market today... I got a vintage bag in a style I have been lusting after for many years, a few belts, and a necklace.... All for good prices. Go me!

 

Red vintage rain coat: Vintage store

Black and white Scarf: ?

Vintage Navy blue knitted vest: Thrift

Vintage Dress shirt with plaid pattern: Thrift

Houndsooth Belt: some bargain store

Jeans: Lucky Brand (hand-me-downs)

Tights (under jeans because my knees get cold through the holes): ?

Shoes: Converse (gift from my mom)

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Friday. And all you can eat breakfast set us up for the day. Friday night we went for amazing food at Lawson's restaiurant (one we had found last visit to Lincoln) then on to Carousel then Popworld to finish the night.

 

We always meet lovely people when we're out!

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It's tough to post these pictures while we're in Tier 3 and the restaurant is closed, but I'll power through! ;-)

 

This was a weekend of eating loads of fantastic food! This evening we were back at Cognac, the local Fench restaurant, eating food fit for princesses! :-) It was amazing, as it always is - the pork main dish we have is divine!

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I have been so touched by the comments I have received from flickr people over the last couple of days.

My hope was that by telling my story it would help others to understand the illness a little or for those who are suffering/have suffered to not feel so alone.

From what I have heard from you it's working!

I am hoping to have some kind of online space for comments about the exhibition. When I've got something sorted I will let you know. Please do contact me if you'd be willing to let me add any of your comments, responses and thoughts to an exhibition logbook type thing - whether that's online or in print.

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Experiments for an exhibition about a journey to recovery from anorexia.

I am working on 6 images of "illness" and 6 images of "recovery".

 

This exhibition is a big challenge for me but it is something I really want to do. So, I guess the first step is to post a few of my "works in progress" on flickr.

The exibition will be on show from 6th February in Brindley Place in Birmingham. Details to follow...

  

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For the first time in so so long, I went back to Leeds First Friday!

 

It's moved venue as the Cosmopolitan Hotel has closed for refurbishment so it now kicks off in the Marriott. The venue is much better - bigger, more room, ore seating, more bar staff too.

 

They also have a huge mirror which was great for group shots - unfortunately, after this, the hotel deicded to put big advertising stickers on the mirror so you can't use it like that ny more. Ah well.

 

Was absolutely brilliant to meet up with friends I hadn't seen in so long! And make new ones too.

 

After the Marriott we went to Fibre then The Bridge then Smokestackc. It was an awesome night!

 

In the Marriott bar, a great new venue for LFF!

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We did these a couple of weeks earlier in preparation for Hallowe'en weekend, and what great fun they were to do!

 

Gemma worked her magic with her video editing skills, putting the clips together and making this brilliant clip - I absolutely love this!

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Saw the first one this spring... today!! but it's raining outside ;-( so here some from last year... i intend to do better this year...i'll try ;-)

 

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Tuesay I went to the Ferguson Fawsitt with my lovely friend Rebekah, where we had their delicious chicken and bacon pie.

 

Then we went for a little walk to the pond to feed the ever so cute ducklings. Aww!

 

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Gemma came up to Hull for Hallowe'en weekend and we had a fantastic time!

 

Saturday night was such a brilliant social night - we met so many people and had the best time!

 

We started off at the Masters Bar but we were a bit in a corner there so it was difficult to meet people. So we headed on to The Star afterwards and really made up for it!

 

Dancing to a bit of electro-swing! This track is called Madame Coquette. A bit different and I love it - can't help but smile to this!

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It was so good to be back in Lincoln for a weekend after missing it last year. We love Lincoln, it's such a beautiful city.

 

Saturday evening was just a fantastic evening! We got glammed up and went out looking for somewhere to eat - more difficult than normal because of booking restrictions. But we found a nice Vietnamese place.

 

After that we walked up steep hill - it is very very steep! - in our heels! That was a first and it actually wasn't too bad - much more difficult coming down, ha ha! And at the top we met a lovely group of girls.

 

The we went off to The Scene for the evening - it was lovely to be back there. First time we had heard loud music in a public place since pre-pandemic too so it was almost like the old days, although we did have to stay seated at our table.

 

This was the lovely group of girls we met.

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A selection of photos from a weekend when my bestie Emily came to stop with me.

 

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This was one of my all-time favourite Emily days!

 

What a glorious day it was, bank holiday weekend and Gemma was visiting so we decided to go for a day at the seaside, taking in Bridlington and Flamborough.

 

Gemma lives in Derby which is absolutely miles away from the coast, so it's not often she gets to go to the seaside!

 

It was only after Gemma pointed out to me later on, that I realised this was probably the most 'out' and visible we have ever been in the 'real world'. Bridlington was absolutely packed as you would expect on a sunny Bank Holiday weekend, so there really was no hiding place! Was another great boost for my confidence. There are not many places I would hesitate to go nowadays!

 

Down on the little beach in the bay.

 

While we were down there we saw a couple of sea lions out in the bay too - so cute!

I’ve wanted to make some changes to the Toa Vihagu for a while now. I made a few changes in November/December of last year, but the bulk of modifications came in a two week stint before school started. The current updates are motivated by my possible displaying at BrickFair North Carolina next year, and if I’m going to be displaying these MOCs I want them to be as good as possible.

 

Which isn’t to say that I’ve made them as good as possible now. I’ve made some good progress, definitely but there’s still changes I intend to make between now and BFNC

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Zerkah, the leader of the Vihagu, seemed as good a character as any to introduce the types of changes I’ve made (as you can see here, Jetera has changed very little.) He is, of course, based off the version I made in 2016, but with a few modifications:

*His torso now includes a more stable internal structure, based on Chrin’s. His lower torso is further filled in.

*The shells on his arms have been swapped.

*He now uses Jetera’s thigh design.

*He has a brand new pair of shins.

*The sockets on his feet have been swapped, and his feet have been further filled in.

*He now has a signature weapon, a battle-axe (which I designed last year.)

 

I originally wanted to remove the Mata red shells on his thighs in favor of Metru red ones, like I did with the forearms, but the size 5 shells were too small for his physique. Furthermore, he ended up looking very dull without the Mata red to brighten things up. I feel like I made a good compromise with swapping out his forearm plates, however. The “iron boot” that has been part of his design since V1 is now gone. Its final fate has not yet been determined – I think the concept adds to his character but I have yet to make a good-looking physical version.

 

I intend to further develop the shins and fill in most of the pinholes. I’d also like to give him a new head structure (namely one that has eyes).

 

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he knew i had treats in my pocket. lol.

 

update on jasper: he still looks like he literally just hatched (hahahah) but i think he's getting better...? i really think he's just going through a huge molt. although i've still never seen one this bad.

 

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