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The remains of a dinner where fewer came than expected, and we over-planned our courses. Traditional Thanksgiving dinner of turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, carrots, corn, peas, cranberry sauce (both kinds), ... and root beer.

 

X is for Xtra food, or eXceeding eXpectations

Lens try-out after repair. I'm content.

Visuals created using VariQuest Visual Learning Tools

Great Expectations, BJU, Greenville, SC, October, 2019, (Derek Eckenroth)

Acrylic on metal (97 cm x 64 cm)

Valentýna Janů

Václav Janoščík

Michal Czanderle

I think they want food rather than photos :)

Nikon L35AF - Kodak Gold 200

Great Grandfather and Elias sharing some popcorn.

The Award for the corniest name for a food stand goes to ..........

 

Worcester Christmas Fayre- Taken on the December Worcester Flickr group meet.

denim by hazelstreet dezigns

earrings by me

cropped wig by tonner

angelica repaint and wig by Laurie Lenz

shoes by integrity and angelic dreamz

tops by Tonner

Well, I already know what's on the other side; it's a nice view of the Long Island Sound :)

 

Buzz Filter and Topaz Psychadelic effect added.

 

Enjoy the weekend!

Great Expectations, BJU, Greenville, SC, October, 2019, (Derek Eckenroth)

Great Expectations, BJU, Greenville, SC, October, 2019, (Derek Eckenroth)

Program board member Mathew St. John and his wife, Julie

Before Christmasdinner.

Great Expectations, BJU, Greenville, SC, October, 2019, (Derek Eckenroth)

I used Altenew's Raise the Steaks stamp set for this card set. The papers are from Crate Paper's Open Road collection. For details, please see my blog at: redballooncards.blogspot.com/2015/09/marinade-for-each-ot...

This is my beautiful sister in law Cami.

Her belly anyway...

I'm expecting math scores > x.

Produced and performed by Outline Theatre.

 

Funded by Community First.

Great Expectations, BJU, Greenville, SC, October, 2019, (Derek Eckenroth)

“You won’t be disappointed if you don’t have expectations”. I’m sure a lot of us have heard or read this somewhere. I have a perfect story to resonate with this.

  

I was to travel to Sao Paulo, Brazil on work a few months ago and my excitement knew no bounds. I was traveling alone, and after a lot of thought(and safety concerns), I decided to go to Rio for the weekend. My brazilian friend gave me a list of things to see and do, and also mentioned it would be springtime, so the weather would be beautiful (his exact words - not too hot, so it will be perfect). Bags packed for sun, sand and glory, I was all set for a perfect weekend by the copacabana beach.

  

When I landed in Rio, I was greeted by some crazy cumulonimbus clouds, in simpler terms - storm clouds. I saw a ray of hope when the forecast said mild clouds the next day and set off on a day tour to see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue and experience the breathtaking views from atop the Corcovado mountain. This is what I saw when I got there, a faint figure of the Jesus statue almost hidden by the clouds and 0 visibility (so 0 views). The rain literally washed away all my expectations of that perfect sunny weekend in Rio :(

Hurted by the past...

Sad in the present...

Shall we trust in future ???

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