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These were responses to Frontier fates that student had to answer very quickly. Time was allotted for group discussion and decision making and then as a group they were to write a paragraph about what they chose to do and why they made that decision. This paragraph met me expectations because it is a paragraph in length and they answered the question of what they chose and why they chose it. Neater handwriting was emphasized for future frontier fate write ups.
The expectations build up, each one a new brick on the growing wall that lies between who I am and who you want me to be.
6.6.11 (157/365) This year I have come to love British Literature and now I've branched out and I'm obsessed with anything British, especially England. If I go on the Brit Lit trip next summer, I'd get to see England, Scotland, & Whales. I'd also get to sit in the very cafe that JK Rowling sat when she wrote Harry Potter.
I bought this necklace at Art in the Park, and I'm giving it to Miss. DiNatale. She made this year so much better for me. She didn't let me get inside my head when I was preparing for the AP Exam and she always made me laugh.
We went to dinner with Ryan and Sue at Ivory, a buffet Indian restaurant, and afterwards we went for dessert here! It's been around for a very long time and is a kind of institution in Winnipeg - Sue said her mom used to go on dates there when she was young!
I think he got what he wanted in the end anyway.
A dust rat, a spilled centilitre of beer, a small piece of cheese and a kick up his butt when he was not paying attention and nor was the leader of the pack.
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This year´s top gift is supposed to be a bag of food.
Embarrasing thought if you think about the target market and the potential recipients.
I gave away two empty bags.
The cost of the content to be was sent to medecins sans frontieres
Not really because it is Xmas, just because.
This is one of the vintage touches I gave my images. The original color images also have a "retro" look to them.
Quite possibly one of my favorite photos from the trip. It doesn't look like Italy, but it means something to me.
Looking for the low light limits. Shot at ~7:30am, or ~1 hour after sunrise. Indirect light. Garden birds from 30 feet, off a monopod, no UV filter, through air, no windows. AF eye detect was great. Uncropped I think this image looks great. But if I went up a stop in the ISO the noise really spoils the party. For me this is about the limit - and its only one stop "worse" than a FF Sigma 100-400mm DG DN.