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This was the outfit I was planning to wear this evening for my trip to my local pub.
As these pictures suggest, I actually felt kinda cute in my dress and wedges.
However, in taking one final look in the mirror before heading out of the front door, I was stuck by a crisis of confidence; a fear that I looked like mutton dressed as lamb (as we say here in Britain).
I was gutted. My confidence fell through the floor and I had to quickly change outfits yet I still wasn't happy with my look. However, with a table booked, I had to just run with it and accept that tonight was one of those nights where I just wouldn't feel special.
Chocolate and vanilla macaron sandwiched with passionfruit buttercream with a chocolate centre.
1st try at macarons.
Grace Chan's ones look sooo good.
Kατασκευαστική αστοχία ή άστοχη μελέτη και το τελευταίο τμήμα της μαρίνας Βραχατίου που φτιάχτηκε (περίπου) στα τέλη της δεκαετίας του '80 βυθίστηκε χτυπημένο από τα κύματα. Στα δεξιά φαίνονται τα άνω τμήματα που βυθίστηκαν. Ο μικρός φάρος που φαίνεται στο βάθος έχει πια βυθιστεί κι αυτός...
I cant really say why I think this is a fail, I was really deliberate when I took it and I am sure this is "how I saw it" when I took it, I just cant figure out why I just dont like it, I mean, beyond the obvious "backs are boring". I dont generally seek critique, and Im not seeking it here (although I appreciate the effort) I just am curious if anybody sees anything in this frame.
66156 failed in section between Par & St Austell with 6P07 08.20 Fowey to Parkandillack clay empties 25th Jan 2016. The loco was declared a failure around 09.10 and 57303 scrambled from Long Rock depot to assist forward to Burngullow. Single Line Working was instituted over the UM line (with moi as Pilotman). The class 57 then hauled the clay train to Burngullow after 11.00 with GWR Driver Phil Jones in charge - seen passing St Austell station.
Phil worked the last occasion a class 57 hauled the clay train which happened almost exactly 12 months ago!
Thanks to Chris Goff for lending me his Canon for these shots too!!
This flock of geese decided to avoid the ice shards and instead headed for open water on the St. Lawrence River.
The sharp 1-in-76 climb from Westbury Yard towards Dilton Marsh Halt proved too much for 'Western' No. 1048 'Western Lady'. Heading a substantial train load of ballast from the Mendip quarries towards Salisbury on 12 June 1975, 'Lady' was struggling from the outset and finally succumbed part way up the bank. The driver and guard are deep in conversation while awaiting rescue. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Air Reservoir sitting outside the Steamwhistle brewery in Toronto. From the roundhouse (thanks to sjgardiner for the info)
More here:
www.trha.ca/2009/06/more-progress-in-roundhouse-park-part...
toàn những cái art bị fail dc tổng hợp từ hồi hè đến h :)) đó là lí do chả bao h thấy chúng trên flickr :))
I've been debating about starting another 365 photo project this year. As I set here on day 2 editing the few photos I shot on day 1, I find this is the only shot even slightly worth saving. Luna is not impressed.
So here we go again...
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West Coast Railways 37518 drags 46115 back from Wennington bang road(wrong line working) to Carnforth WCRC depot (1z99 Wennington - Carnforth) 46115 failed with a hotbox ,photographed at a dull Docker Park Farm,16/10/2015
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//fifty-two weeks of design
“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.” I Corinthians 13:4-8
A lot of different sources are the cause of this artwork. I was planning on doing something completely different for this week's 52WOD, but yesterday and today took a sudden change of turns resulting in the theme I felt the need to cover: LOVE.
What made me stumble upon those Bible verses I quoted atop was Joe's beautifully written post. When he said "I encourage you to peel it apart," I truly sat down and ingested every single word of those verses that appeared before my eyes. Indeed, what beautiful words they are.
I've also realized how often we're used to hate, and how it's so prevalent in our day-to-day lives, in the media and in our relationships. It's so easy for us to bash on another person, another public figure, another opposing viewpoint, but so immensely difficult for us to say something that would edify another's life. We forget too often the eternal truth: Love never fails. No matter what, it will never fail. Never.
(Everything was hand-drawn this week. I feel like what I wanted to achieve called for something imperfect. Also, the photograph belongs to me).