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I won't lie, when I found these cute little buttons yesterday during a shopping trip with a friend, I did not only loved them at first sight, I also had today's challenge in mind. And now I'm super happy owning these buttons and how the picture turned out.
February 27th: something you ate. Burrito at Tecos! This place may not look like much from the outside, but oh how I love a good basic veggie burrito, and this is a good one! I get black beans instead of pinto, and if I’m extra hungry I add potatoes! Yes! Reminds me of my San Diego days…
for february 2011 photo a day project - leemeredith.tumblr.com/post/16849262778/hmm-this-could-be...
(see all of them on my tumblr here: leemeredith.tumblr.com/tagged/febphotoaday )
day 60/366 : something I'm listening to
I listened to Pandora all day today while researching SEO 'stuff' and exploring the new timelines for FB pages. (I like it!)
Happy Leap Day!
Created a new station today. I forgot I love the Turtles. This is what I listen to when no one's looking.
Day 14: Photo a Day: February 2012 Challenge. Theme: Valentine's Day.
I had to take a photo of this sign as the idea of a Kama Sutra banquet amused me ....
10am. knitting under a tattered quilt with the sun shining bright. thinking and wishing one stitch at a time.
34/366 #febphotoaday hands
my cuppa coffee in the morning in my getty images mug {from my past life as a tv commercial producer}
Interlocking beams used in the construction of the old Carisbook Log Gaol.
This gold rush-era gaol was originally built in the police paddock in 1852, but was relocated twice, with the second move in the early 1900s landing it in its present location in Bucknell Street.
Nick-named "The Logs", the gaol is a solid-looking structure made from interlocking slabs of wood with a tin roof, and is typical of early Australian "bush architecture".
People were generally locked in here after being arrested for a variety of crimes, from theft or drunkenness to murder. However, some of Australia's most notorious bush-rangers also spent time in "The Logs" during its history, including Dan Morgan (Morgan the Murderer), and allegedly, Frank McCallum (Captain Melville).