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We're having 2 whole days of sun, so my little flowers are really
'soaking' it up!!
Unfortunately, a big storm is approaching for the weekend, so this
little beauty will be soaked and I won't be here to protect it!!
EXPLORE #404, 02-20-09
Origami, from a sheet of Kraft paper 20 cm x 20 cm.
Designed and folded by Francesco Guarnieri, March 2008.
Diagrams: published on Quadrato Magico 95 (CDO, estate / autunno 2009)
Crease Pattern: guarnieri-origami.blogspot.it/2013/04/scatola-fiore.html
Right now blooming in my window
My old Olympus 300 from 2003 is not the best tool for macroshots but it will do....so far !
This charming bay window with flowerboxes is on front of the train depot at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, Michigan. Built in 1966 as a replica of an old-time train depot, the museum's collection of mascots and badges is displayed inside.
View my collections on flickr here: Collections
Press "L" for a larger image on black.
www.osteriacrocina.it We had a wonderful lunch at La Crocina in the wine country. Leslie Nicole French Kiss Old Master & Jeanne D_Arc Textures
Flowerbox from Groningen (Netherlands) and Freakwater from Louisville (KY) meet backstage at the Vera in Groningen , october 5, 2016
Dina's flowerbox jump on spring: freesia, carnations, narcissus, primroses: beautiful welcome to a fun visit
{FRA trip 09-11MAR2019, Mainz, Germany layover}
Mainz, Deutschland
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Ruth's Career as a Flight Attendant – Happy Highlights –
The time has come for me to say a certain good-bye. I have decided to accept a Voluntary Early Out Program (VEOP) of the world's largest airline – saving another flight attendant from being cut involuntarily due to the corona virus pandemic – since our Company doesn't need 80% of us now. Upon leaving September 27, 2021, once exited, I turn into a retiree with full retirement benefits. So I worked my last trip March 1-4, 2020, not knowing – the Lord knew – it'd be my last, and very good.
My first flight to Germany, when I was a child, took 2 days, on a Constellation propeller aircraft in 1960 transporting military families like ours, hugging coastlines and stopping every so often along the way to refuel. Four years later, ending my father's tour of duty, I flew back to America on a jet airliner.
In working flights from the early 90's into 2020 I encountered unexpected joys, exceptionally difficult people, and potentially deadly situations; however, on 1 flight a passenger came to the jetbridge boarding door I was working on his hands... because he had no legs; he had to walk into the restroom on his hands, then ate his meals with those same hands. I said to myself that I wouldn't complain about anything ever again.
Never did any flight I was working on cancel; however, during one month of 4 transatlantic Frankfurt trips, the flight from the day before on 3 of my 4 return flights cancelled: we carried their relaxed, rested return (deadheading) crew, who had an extra full day in Germany to enjoy doing whatever they wanted to do, back over the ocean, working the totally filled flights while they sat, ate, and slept in passenger seats, 100% full airplane each time! I wished I also could have had an extra day, too, at least once!
In a quarter century I flew Germany about 1,000 times as Speaker (making the airplane announcements in German), usually once, sometimes twice, occasionally 3 times in a week, even worked – assigned as a reserve – 10 transatlantic flights in 15 days, 5 trips back-to-back non-stop; plus worked other international destinations, also 5 years domestic, mostly 3-day but a few 1-, 2-, or 4-day, and 1 prized 5-day trip. I will have accumulated 29½ yrs. seniority from my 20May1992 hire, acquiring lifetime memories, enjoying amazing friendships. This scenic journey down memory lane highlights my working trips of which I have pictures: 1 in 1994; 2 in 2001; 2 in 2010; after buying a smart phone, 252 the next day 11AUG2012 through 04MAR2020. Enjoy this mere 1% of a total of ~70,000 photos and occasional notes on working trips as a crewmember!
A tree branch and a flowerbox at the window - Une branche d'arbre et une boîte à fleur à la fenêtre
- Saint-Lambert, Québec, Canada
- August 24, 2008 / Le 24 août, 2008
realised I did a bit of an old school Bode on this.....anyone know what I'm talking about?
I just though it looked like those old early 90's burners with all the daisy age flowers and stuff.......
Origami, from a sheet of Kraft paper 20 cm x 20 cm.
Designed and folded by Francesco Guarnieri, March 2008.
Crease Pattern: guarnieri-origami.blogspot.it/2013/04/scatola-fiore.html
Piazza Guidiccioni in Lucca Italy. I asked this guy to smile as we were strolling around Lucca. I am glad he smiled, and I am glad I got the shot.
Piazza Guidiccioni a Lucca, Italia. Ho chiesto a questo ragazzo di sorridere mentre passeggiavamo per Lucca. Sono contento che abbia sorriso e sono contento di aver scattato la foto.
The first installation of this unique vertical garden was completed in September 2007. The garden consists of over 500 plants and 80 different species.
My company, Verdant Gardens Design website:
Flowerbox website: www.flowerboxbuilding.com
Architect's website: www.dereksanders.net
Tecnica: origami, con foglio unico quadrato
Autore: Francesco Guarnieri (aprile 2010)
From one uncut square of copy paper, 21 x 21 cm.
Designed and folded by Francesco Guarnieri, April 2010
Diagramms: Atti del XXXI Convegno CDO, 2014.
Other information and CP:
I combined elements from a few sneak peeks to make this card for a friend. Sneak Peek #2 had an aqua colored butterfly, Sneak Peek #5 had a pretty pink flower, Sneak Peek #6 had a friendship sentiment, and Sneak Peek #7 featured a lovely frame and kraft paper.
The flower box label is raised on foam for dimension. The butterfly and flower petals have also been curled for dimension.
Published in the June 2010 issue of ScrapStreet.com Magazine.
Thanks for looking! :-)