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"I do not recognize any of the pictures in this album & doubt that they are in any way connected with anyone in the Hamill or Upton families. - Lorraine L. Hamill, Nov. 14th, 1965"
[Based on the locations noted on the backs of these photos in this particular album, I think the people shown in these photos are likely to be friends or family of the Hamills or Shorfenburg's - Alison]
From Walter & Heuck's Gallery, Successors to Porter, 106 Fourth St., Cincinnati, Photographs of all sizes in India Ink, Oil and Water Colors. Daguerreotype and other Pictures Copied to any size.
Online dating can be unnerving to say the least. This week's strip was inspired by my friend, Katelyn. Also featuring Tigi Thomas. Check out his work at renderbar.net. Katelyn also takes orders for cupcakes at goodsugar.co Created in Sketchbook Pro. Parts two and three coming next week.
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This photo was taken in one of the most beautiful Islands of India. The Andamans. This is on the beach which is not visible. This the perfect place to have a dinner with your loved one. Something in the photo always makes me want to visit the place again.
BOX DATE: 2019
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Barbie; "Daisy;" "Renee;" "Teresa;" Ken
BODY TYPE: 2016; molded striped Barbie print panties; straight arms; straight, non-bending legs; flat feet
HEAD MOLD: 2015 "Curvy/Daisy"
PERSONAL FUN FACT: Ah, my heart for Miss Daisy! She's quickly become one of my favorite Barbie friends from modern times. Oddly, she is hardly ever labeled as Daisy on her packaging (thus why her name is in quotes on my photo title). What's not to love? She sports vibrant pink hair. Check! She has a curvy body. Double check! And, my first Daisy was a 2019 birthday gift, from my friend Beth. Ever since she kindly surprised me with the "Travel" Daisy, I've had my eye out for more. I've seen her occasionally secondhand, but they were always the wrong price. This lady turned up at the Salvation Army in July of 2024. My sister was having a rough day at work. So after we returned home, I suggested a trip to the Salvation Army. What better way to get things off your mind than to go do a little thrifting?! It's not the best location by any means. The store we used to frequent closed in 2020. The one Miss Daisy is from is quite piddly. We only go there a few times a year, since it is out of the way. It isn't far per say, but it isn't located near any places we usually go to. Anyways, there were a ton of dolls in the containers that day. Many were naked or not in the best shape. All were newer, except for a lone 90s Barbie (who I sadly did not need). My sister found Daisy in the container beside the one I was investigating. I had just been fawning over the African American Beekeeper Barbie I'd discovered, when Colleen unearthed this gal. I had seen her in stores before, so I knew this was the correct fashion. Plus, her shoes were on and her crown was tabbed down. She looks more or less the same as my first doll, but it's so much fun having another Daisy for my collection!
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Title: "A visit to the Indian Archipelago, in H.M.S. Mæander, with portions of the private journal of Sir James Brooke ... with illustrations by O. W. Brierly"
Author: KEPPEL, Henry - Hon. Sir, G.C.B
Contributor: BRIERLY, Oswald Walters - Sir
Contributor: BROOKE, James - Sir, K.C.B., Rajah of Sarawak
Shelfmark: "British Library HMNTS 10056.r.5."
Page: 542
Place of Publishing: London
Date of Publishing: 1853
Issuance: monographic
Identifier: 001952723
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Sent from my iPhone; taken during our first date; 18 months later she would conceive our son Noah and 9 months after that, he would be born and just over 6 years later I would share this photo with you.
Mom in Dad's sailboat at Corpus Christi in 1945.
While in Corpus Christi, Dad went in with a few other aviation cadets to buy a used sailboat. Dad was the only one of the group who had any sailing experience, and that was only a single previous outing with a friend on the Chesapeake Bay. But somehow they made a go of it, and on weekends when they could get time off, they would invite girls from the WAVES to go out with them. I think the boat was one of the things that first attracted my mother to my dad.
The small town of Marion, Kansas has at least a dozen similar beautiful and detailed hand-carved limestone buildings on Main Street. The dated stone at the top of this structure has broken off but was likely between 1880 and 1900.