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A Magic Folding “Fidget” cube with the design of a micro scale space ship in a Classic Space blue/grey/trans-yellow colour scheme.
The folding steps: 5.)
Yesterday evening.
Our Star Magnolia bloomed three weeks later than usual, but spring has finally arrived.
We got a lot done in the last month, and I'm glad to be back on Flickr. I'll visit your pages over the next few days.
The latest playground craze. Luckily my son works in a shop that sells them so he can buy them before they go on the shelves!
Fidget looks out across the pastures at a pair of whitetail yearlings grazing 200 yards away.
It's nothing to get revved up about, but you have to keep an eye on them.
What you're seeing here is called the "Pyrenean Expression", an alert, contemplative gaze into the far distance. It's a breed characteristic and a sight I never tire of seeing.
Children with family, balancing fidget spinners on their head @ Bushwick Collective Street Art Festival- Brooklyn, NY
Fidgeting is one of the new ways to relieve from stress for kids and also for adults. Here are some cool ways to make use of the fidget spinner.
Read more: Cools ways to use fidget spinner
Another TY surplus due to lack of space & funds.
All critters store in water/air tight storage from day of purchase, so, NEW.
Homemade fidget spinner.
Four skateboard bearings and some American coinage, all stuck together with superglue :-)
Image by Mi PHAM
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Licensed Creative Commons Zero on June 2, 2017
Quote by Carly Albee
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Slide by Bill Ferriter
The Tempered Radical
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A picky pad is basically a fidget item alternative for people who skin-pick or bite nails. I got it at the Neurospicy market to try.
I liked all the little treasures found instead, but I actually found the removal process annoying instead of satisfying as it was too difficult to remove them.
J.C. Leyendecker illustration for the front page of the Saturday Evening Post dated March 5, 1932 Volume 204 Number 36.
(Go to All sizes toi view at max 1050z750 - 150 dpi).
Home made fidget spinner.
Material: 304 grade stainless steel bar, 6mm thick, drilled, trimmed, ground, balanced and polished. Bearing: ABEC 7 hybrid ceramic 608, max spin time (so far): 4 min
Lens: Leitz Summaron 35mm F3.5
She's a brave, dedicated and level-headed livestock guardian. And she's as good a friend as you'd ever want.
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Fidget dozing in the late afternoon inside her thick winter ruff. It's time to start currying her, a process that takes a couple of months.
This one holds up fairly well viewed LARGE. Pyrs are "plain white dogs", but they have intricate patterns in their coats.