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JSC2010-E-106083 (12 Aug. 2010) ---- Engineers and technicians ready Robonaut 2 -- NASA's humanoid robot, destined for the International Space Station -- for a check out of the box that will be used to keep it safe during the space shuttle's climb into orbit. Robonaut 2 is scheduled to launch to the station aboard space shuttle Discovery as part of the STS-133 mission. In the background is Johnson Space Center's 45-feet-wide vacuum chamber. Photo credit: NASA or National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Holy sassy work outfit, Batman.
This photo is packed with memories. Trying to dress corporate life ready in my 20's, feeling so unsure of myself. Having just ended a multi-year relationship with someone I lived with. Unsure of what the future would hold.
I wish the quality of this was better but I was drastically back lit from those big beautiful windows.
I know I'm supposed to look back on photos from 10+ years ago and feel like they're cringey. I know that's what everyone does. The thing is, I know that woman. I was her. She was trying new things. Stretching her wings. If I told her that she'd be fat and cute and wearing short shorts and crop tops in her 40's she wouldn't have ever believed me. (Although I think the time travel would have helped a bit, maybe.) I love seeing how far I've come as a person and sometimes that means in my style and sometimes that means in my confidence or values.
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For wardrobe remix, since i haven't done one in AGES.
Bottom up...
Shoes - Sketchers sugar skull slip ons: Gift from Cassidy $0
Tights - Target: $12
Skirt - Repurposed old jeans with bleach Buddha: $0
Tank top - Target: $5
Button down - Salvation Army: $1.99
Bracelet: Borrowed from a Shannon: $0
Necklace: Pendant from Goodwill: $.25
Sunglasses: Gift from Michael: $0
Outfit total: approx. $20
Inside the Spaceship - Tom, Roman & I in our Soyuz during Fitcheck. It's small, efficient & very familiar.
We met up so we could check her fit on the machine. Our arms & our legs are the same length, so it's possible for me to put a too-long stem onto the thing and squeeze myself on while still not being too long for her.