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Secret 2-
I know it's dumb compared to real problems, but today I failed my driver's license test, and it upset me pretty bad. I'm a smart kid and I could count the number of times I've failed anything on one hand. I've never made a dent on either of my parent's cars, much less gotten arrested or in an accident.
The reason I failed: I crossed the double yellow line on Plum Street. (@#$@@#?!?!?!??!?!?!!!???!)(I have no more idea what that means than you do.)
Heaven Forbid I do something REALLY bad, like sneeze, or possibly take a hand off the steering wheel for a milisecond.
I've decided the examener's son probably was fatally injured in a teenage car crash, and to get revenge she got a job failing everyone she can.
Crapity crap crap.
YIKES!! Freaked out and couldn't sleep last night as I'd gotten a call from the hospital saying I needed to come in for additional mammogram views today. Made it through the night without drowning in my own tears. I suggested to the tech that maybe the person from the other day hadn't covered the area where I'd had a biopsy 2 decades ago. She covered it and took many more views.She *seemed* to think that was the problem. They'll call me tomorrow. At least I've stopped feeling like my head was going to explode.
I would offer a suggestion to younger documentary photographers. Keep records.
I took this picture, and several others, of this old house in the late 1970s. It was somewhere in the area surrounding Jefferson City, TN. I thought I would remember where it was, but now I don't. I can't go back and photograph it again. And I can't give it to those who might have some connection to this home.
Memory fails. Trust me. But written records don't.
Using a magnet for a barrette was a fail (at least the way we did it... still worth experimenting with, though!)
We got these cute button & ribbon goodies at Knittn' Kitten, Portland's craft thrift store!
FULL tutorial for many kinds of barrettes: dollarstorecrafts.com/2009/08/baby-barrettes/
Making cute barrettes for newborns, infants, and little girls is a simple and fun project. My mom and I were only too overjoyed to experiment when we were faced with several baby showers for female babies (there are no little girls in our family yet!). We made hair adornments with newborns and infants in mind, and we experimented with several different styles, sizes, and hair-clipping methods.
First off, we hit up our favorite local craft thrift store (if you like crafting and you are ever in Portland, OR, I highly suggest scheduling in a trip to Knittn’ Kitten!) and gathered supplies for making wee barrettes. You can use whatever you have in your stash, too!
There are several possible reasons that support posts fail.
•Length of span is greater than spanning capability of the members,
•Floor load added after construction, exceeding design values,
•Weakening of members over time due to settlement, ie. the deterioration of the pad or soil beneath.
If this looks familiar - Please call. This is an easy fix!
Peak Structural will come in and hydraulically support the home while installing engineered posts and pads that will more than capably support the load of the home with the industry standard safety factor of 2. Contact Peak Structural at 303 243 3028 or www.peakstructural.com/
The evening of the 5th day of our Rhine Cruise saw us leaving Koblenz and heading downriver towards Cologne, and it was time for some entertainment put on by the staff. What a fun evening!
This gal was supposed to be a circus tightrope walker, and got several gentlemen from the audience, including my husband, to hold the rope tight. After a number of failed attemps, since the fellows couldn't hold the rope tight when she tried to get on, she hauled out her wet laundry and proceeded to hang it on the tightrope turned clothesline! (12-10-11-4680)
Randomly I realized I didn't have a screenshot of this guy. Fail Whale - what you know all the tech folk/twitter addicts will be talking about whenever he appears. Also it's just fun to say Fail Whale.
...And of course seconds after I get the Fail Whale Twitter is back. So there will be no excited mass panic or blogging or ranting. Darn.
...Meanwhile do you notice how happy the whale is? And are those birds taking him back to the ocean or taking him away...elsewhere? You'd think a whale would look more nervous if he was actually leaving the water. Also those are some pretty strong birds - there are only 8 of them. This makes me wonder if some fellow nerd has already done the math to figure how much weight each of those birds is carrying. (Yes, I googled - I'm still looking.)
Meanwhile this is a hysterical fail whale alternative image:
www.flickr.com/photos/myklroventine/2537309848/
Also the blog post:
Fail Whale's Birds Must Work Out A Lot - Or They're Really Pterosaurs
where I ponder whether 8 pterosaurs could carry a whale.
Warped Tour 2006
August 2nd, 2006
Fitchburg, Massachusetts - The Fitchburg Airport
Thursday, The Bled, The Stiletto Formal, Moneen, Armor for Sleep, The Sleeping, From Autumn to Ashes, The Academy Is..., On Broken Wings, HORSE the Band, Every Time I Die, Motion City Soundtrack, Senses Fail, So They Say, Saves the Day, Stretch Armstrong, Alexisonfire, Hellogoodbye
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For video footage from some of the shows I've been to check out my Youtube account at: www.youtube.com/user/lanvids
For some of my other (non-concert) photography check out my main Flickr page at: www.flickr.com/photos/lanimilbus
For a full collection of my photography check out my website at: www.lanimilbus.com
That's not a beetle. Not even remotely a beetle.
lifestyle.clickhole.com/8-ways-to-attract-a-lot-of-beetle...
Heroes - Lamb w/ Roasted corn, fried bread, Braised Carrots, and Seared Bananas with Chocolate Peanut Butter sauce
I found a recipe for perogies in a Russian cook book, and it made no sense to my intuition how it would work out... but I went with it, and I admittedly don't like it. These have ground beef filling (why? if you're making perogies, would you go with something so plain...) This dough baked to be like harder bread, and the ground beef on the inside dried up pretty bad. It was difficult to eat these without a drink on the side.
A roof line in the logging town of Walcha in northern NSW. Nice café (Cafe Graze) across the road though.
Unfortunately the gala was dealth with a number of non availabilities. Firstly Y14 No.564 had a broke spring, No.30777 Sir Lamiel was substuted by 92214, West Country No.34007 wadebridge was stuck in traffic on the M3 and No.45337 had leaking tubes.
The back of our programs had paper airplane folding instructions on them for folks to through at us at the end of the ceremony. It was super fun and I couldn't stop laughing but it didn't translate in the photos. You can see one here at the top right corner.