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It has been almost 11 years, since you came into my life rather unexpeted. But you are my boy, and I love you, puberty or not. I am proud and glad that you are my son.
//Ascend// Damien Puffer Vest - @Man Cave
[NOE] Earrings & Leather Gloves @MOM
[ ISHIKU ] VODKA DISPENSER @MOM
Acrid. robo Cuby (animesh)
Decor
[InsurreKtion] Shabby Linen Closet Set
CHEZ MOI Farmhouse Dining Set @Cosmopolitan
Wearing the .::4BIDDEN::. Damiem Gym Tank.
This item comes in 3 different texture packs and a mega pack also. Damien is rigged for Jake, Legacy, Gianni, and Kario Fit/Flex bodies. I wear Kario Flex.
You can pick this item up from the latest ManCave round:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Match/126/129/45
Damien matches the Wyatt Speedos which I also wear here. You can pick these up from Command Event:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Diamante%20Elite/168/218/53
♥USE PROMO CODE 'JAM99' to receive 10% off both products♥
Sneakers and socks both by Versov.
Stray Dog Damien Skin@ DISTRICT20
Catwa Daniel Head
Denver's Shape
Belleza Jake Body
Gabriel Jean @TMD
Pose by Foxcity
A wild sky always stops me in my tracks, this one as we were driving across Skye to Neist Point. Oh Weather is by Damien Jurado, I love skies.
Damien: I WILL TAKE IT OVER!!! :D :D
Me: ..-_- No, you will not.
Damien: Oh poo. xP
See..he obey's me..ok, not really...
his wig was crooked..*sigh*
Had to make sure those pictures I took last night weren't a fluke.
Which of the three pictures is your favorite?
G.I Brick Freebies, I asked for them for this specific reason.
Large: www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=417646813&size=l
I was on my usual walkabout when I came across this spinning clump. The water was running off from two different fields and caught in the middle was this collection of hay and twigs.
I stared at it for a while, the wind was whipping and added to the spin.
It reminded me of two people, two groups, two ideas coming together. Just spinning, neither having sway over the other, round and around it went.
Then the wind died down, the spinning stopped, and the clump flowed into the stream, which now had become one.
Arrived in the High Street just as various nationalities were swarming over the pipe band which was packing up to go home. "You are not," I told myself, "so desperate to get a photo that you are going to jump on this bandwagon". So off I headed down to the river.
As I passed by the Smith & Jones pub I spotted Damien. Nice bloke. Totally up for getting his photo taken, he used to work in Smith & Jones, and was waiting for the manager to finish so he could go for a pint. I didn't press him on whether this meant he was going to go for a pint with the manager, or if he was waiting for the manager to leave so he could go in...
This picture is my third in the 100 strangers project. You can find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other folk at www.100strangers.com.
Damien the hamster doing monkey bars
Nikon D3S which just happened to be set to ISO 12800, but wasn't really needed. This is an actual pixel for pixel crop.
Darli wanted a bad guy so here he is.
Damien Molina.
Originally I was going to make a tattooed skin for him and I had this cool lil plot and personality for him but my bodyshop hates me and won't load so I couldn't make it so I'm not sure on his character anymore :'(
Damien Mitchell is an Australian artist who lives in Brooklyn. I got to meet him while capturing this work of his. Damien's Brooklyn Street Trompe-l'œil is practically a landmark and his Portrait of Nina Simone at the Bushiwck Collective was pretty great too. He's a real nice guy and here's an interview that he did on the Melbourne art scene.
St. Damien Church on Molokai island, Hawaii'
Built by Saint Damien in 1876 [Visitors are welcome.]
Info: Saint Damien Church, formerly known as Saint Joseph's Church or Father Damien Church, is located in Kamalo on Molokai's south shore. St. Damien was a Belgian Catholic missionary priest who served the people of Molokai, especially people who were infected with Hansen's disease or leprosy and had to live in exile on Molokai's isolated Kalaupapa peninsula between the years 1866 and 1969. This is where St. Damien served and nurtured his ministry. Later, he contracted the disease himself and passed away in 1889. > www.to-hawaii.com/molokai/attractions/fatherdamienchurch.php
while taking a break during my working day i came across a fisherman on the bank of the river cam in Granchester near Cambridge .we chatted for a while , he was telling me of the type of fly he was using for bate and so much more , i then asked to make ake his image. the location was in a shady spot with sun lighting up the canopy of the trees which led to some lovely reflections and colours.