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I found these mortarboard stickers on sale at the craft store and thought they would be the perfect size for the large snails. The large snails are ornery and uncooperative as models so I had to patiently wait for him to come out of his shell. This morning I was feeling a bit guilty about working with the snails until I counted the ones eating my herbs and felt a little better.
This is a picture of the lower part of a graduation wall. (In this case “graduation” has nothing to do with passing the finals and getting the diploma.)
These are huge walls of blackthorn brushwood stacked in large frames. They were once used to extract the salt from the salt water of nearby saline springs. The extraction process required brine to trickle down through the brushwood, which resulted in the salt content being increased by natural evaporation.
Today the graduation walls are surrounded by a park, which is considered to be the biggest open-air inhalatorium in Europe.
The Salinental-valley is part of in the Nahe-valley near Bad Kreuznach.
Walking among the graduation walls in this beautiful park and inhaling the salty air treats you respiratory system to the same benefits as a seaside respite.
Graduation cookies for my neighbor's nephew as he graduated from high school. The black was done with tinted chocolate coating and didn't go on as smooth as icing so I was a little disappointed.
A fellow graduate getting the traditional toss from peers. Taken just after the graduation ceremony of Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima, Japan.
last Friday, March 23, 2007.
My graduation ceremony will be tomorrow at 7 ! I'm so excited more than my birthday party which will be on Thursday 23/2/2011 at our home . The most exciting thing is that I'm completing my bachelor in the same university and same major . ;) Wish me good luck .
Done for my #1 granddaughter, Brianna, for her graduation from high school this coming Friday, May 25, 2007. The design is from a magazine called "Cross Stitch For All Seasons 2002". It's not a x-st design - go figure! I saved a copy of the design and long ago passed the magazine on to a friend who does a lot of cross stitch. I plan to use it for gifts as each of the grands makes this Rite of Passage.
At the time of posting these shots, it's graduation season. So in honor of our graduates, here is a series of Tilly from Graduation Week a few years ago.
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We decided to shoot Maria outside with Queens University as the backdrop rather than a black background for her graduation shot. It amazes me how they set up indoors and throw a fake background in when they are surrounded by beautiful grounds and hundreds of ideal spots with an abundance of natural light.
Each to their own they say.
Now I'm officially a graduated Fashion Designer :'D
The cerimony happened this last friday (august 15th), it was sooo amazing, I really can't describe it!!
* The left half are architects, and right half are fashion designer!
** They put us together because it would be way too expensive to everybody to make two different cerimonies for like 11 and 12 students
*** Yes, that "costume" is nothing pretty, specially this white "collar" thingy, haha. It's traditional, though.
**** Someone from my family took the photo, all credits to them :)
Well at the time of posting these shots, it's graduation season. So in honor of our graduates, here is a series of Tilly from Graduation Week a few years ago.
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