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Oh, I could have bought everything on this display...I loved the big yellow bag, the cut striped top with the crochet collar, the adorable lace dress, the giant summer hat...it would have added up to more than $600...
Fendalton Library, 29 June 2016.
File Reference: 2016-06-29-IMG_2152
Photo by Moata Tamaira.
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries
This is a window display that I thought was pretty cool. My dad used town co-own an women's clothing store in Mason City, IA, and my mother and grandmother used to design the display windows. I thought that maybe the would find this image entertaining. Oh...and one more thing, I like "totally" have a huge teddy bear collection! So cute!
The Christmas Lights DVD is one hour of HD amazing, coole and awesome home light displays that will be the hit of your next Christmas party. Watch the lights on your TV or let the music fill your house.
From the "tree of friendship" window of Macy's sidewalk Christmas display. The dragon is helping his friend, a glassblower (cut off on the left). Washington, DC.
See also Macy's Christmas Window Display.
Display of some of my work at the South East Women in Business Conference at the Dolmen Hotel Carlow in Sept 09.
A quick photo of my current Pureneemo display. They hang out on a shelf behind my computer desk! :D I like to display them with Re-ments. Every now and then I change their clothes and switch the Re-ments into different ones. :3
Think this has anything to do with the jackass movie????
Notice the q-tip, gum, and wrappers in the toilet already. Wouldn't you think if you were to put this sign in there, you would clean it first.
A Colombia soigneur holds out a musette for the the breakaway on stage 2 of the Giro d'Italia 2014 on the road up from Bushmills
This is part of the display that is at the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame museum at Invesco Field in Denver. They brought the displays over to the hotel especially for this award ceremony.
02-24-15 8:53PM - This fish has bi-colored flesh. Makes for a stunning display. I think it was a mackeral/saba type fish.