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in the backyard at my mother's house. loving how many flowers she has and how well she takes care of them.
“When I see this photograph, I find myself feeling sicken, wanting to say who spoiled these generations are getting, remembering the days I played with toys and not even worry about a phone, having the reaction that our world is getting worse, wanting to ask why has electronics taken over.”
“When I explore this photograph, I think its message for me is to not raise my kids to live off electronics, it makes me think about how addicted I am to my phone, or my response to it is absolutely not and I think this is probably because of how unaware our society is.”
“If I were to title this photo, I would call it electronic take over.”
“If this photo were to be able to teach me a lesson, it would be to make sure my kids don't grow up too fast and the wrong way.”
“If I could give this photo as a gift to someone, I would give it to the future generations, because of how absorbed and addicted we are to our phones now.” Some of us can't even go a min without our phones, we don't even acknowledge one another now.
I told you, the mochi has a weeeeird texture. It takes some getting used-to.
Daifuku Mochi Shiro - rice cake with red bean paste (called "an") inside. I've tried this stuff before, and I was seriously put-off by the weird texture of the mochi (the white part on the outside). It is a bit like very firm gelatin, but still really squishy. It's hard to describe, because there really isn't anything made here that is like it. Anyways, I tried it again (because Fooks didn't have my dorayaki..) and I think I've gotten over the weirdness. It's really sweet, and of course I LOVE the "an" inside. Mmmmmm!
On Oct. 8 in Houston, President Michael S. Roth ’78, author of Beyond the University, led a conversation with pediatrics professor Michelle Lyn '84 P'12 P'15 and civil/criminal trial attorney Rusty Hardin '64 as part of the "How to Destroy Higher Education" series. Hosted by Andrew Roff '85 and Deborah Cherry Roff '86 P'14. Photo by Jessica Villarreal.
"Innovative"? "Adult atmosphere"? "Blending comfort and technology"? Seriously, it's a restaurant. How fucking pretentious.
I was having some issues with my Treo camera (hence the green line).
This is what we call in Germany a “Bauernfrühstück”, a farmers Breakfast, usually taken around 11.00am.
Cold cuts and/or cheeses, rustic bread and a glass of red vine.
I had this at 10.00am today - Life is Good :-)
Bon Appetit ! An Guate !
See all pic's and recipe at : www.ChefsOpinion.org (via Foodspotting)
Back down to Chichester for the third time in three months but on this occasion it was to deliver a talk rather than to judge. As always a big thank you to Glyn for the pre meeting dinner and to all the members for their enthusiastic response to my talk. It’s always a pleasure to visit such a welcoming club and my picture of this glum lady sitting next to a “good news” sign couldn’t be further from how I felt about my trip to Chichester.
A guide to meditation with Yoga, Reiki, Acupuncture, Acupressure, Tai Chi, and crystals, Neological Technologies can help you how to meditate deeply. Benefits of meditation can bring integration to your mind, body, and spirit.For more info please find out : www.neologicaltech.com/What_is_a_Neo_s/53.htm
Tasting Australia... What's better than a sunny spring weekend in the surrounding wineries? After a quick stop in the Yarra Valley, Nina, Olive, and his parents took the beautiful ride up to the King Valley. On their way, they encountered stunning nature, magical trees growing in lakes, and the fascinating land of the Hobbits. Sounds crazy, but the wine tasting hadn't started yet...
Three wineries, who knows how many glasses of wine, a plate of cheese at the local cheese factory, and on top, roo on the barbie - what a king weekend!
As if this wasn't enough, they decided to pursue their loop to Phillip Island, hunting for koalas, wallabies, and little penguins. A successful finish for a weekend full of taste.
| 5-7 November 2011 |
From a 1936 LT staff handbook, how to lift the rear wheel of a Q type bus , Q3 is een here, one of two examples with this style of body.
I'd heard about the Basildon sign and how much uproar it's caused so I had a go a photographing it from a moving car on the A127 a couple of weeks back.
I know we like to moan about projects like this in the UK (millenium dome when it was being built, cost of the Olympics, etc etc) but this is poor isn't it?
Cost £90k & shouldn't it read "Bas-Vegas"?
Makes a good pic for a postcard though!
The following day, people that smoke marijuana before bed typically battle to recall their aspirations. Obsession with marijuana is frequently submerged within polyaddictions typical to effective addicts' welter. The rigors of, say, heroin or liquor tend to block out more psychological
Just Pinned to How To Make It: Firme con mi gente Éxito y Alegría hace su recorrido extenso... www.pinterest.com/pin/387802217898541362
I was shocked at how many people were jogging in the park; SHOCKED!
There were a couple of hundred joggers, young and old.
Perhaps the JSDF members working at the Western Air Defense Force HQ in Kasuga set a good example for the community.
Runa ; What a pretty and sweet and lovely!!! :D
I may be called "doting parent". :P
［なんてかわいい！］
ルナは、なんとかわいいんでしょう！（笑
わたしは親ばかといわれても、かまいません＾＾；
How to make escargots for "Marie" food fight scene - Step 8
The split foam is then curled and glued into place around the sides of the hackie sack, giving you a snail shape.
How do you draw a light bulb and make it light up & glow? Try Glow Doodle!
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www.stvincent.edu | Dress rehearsal photos from "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" presented by the SVC Company.
This traditional origami angelfish starts from a balloon base. It takes seven steps to complete this model. It is one of the easiest origami angelfish you could fold.
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Radiohead - "How to disappear completely"
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGdm9o4ZAoo
That there
That's not me
I go
Where I please
I walk through walls
I float down the Liffey
I'm not here
This isn't happening
I'm not here
I'm not here
In a little while
I'll be gone
The moment's already passed
Yeah it's gone
And I'm not here
This isn't happening
I'm not here
I'm not here
Strobe lights and blown speakers
Fireworks and hurricanes
I'm not here
This isn't happening
I'm not here
I'm not here
This cool infographic suggest some easy ways to grow hair long and thick in no time. Read more here: www.healthgamma.com/articles/how-to-grow-hair-faster/
Tarn Hows, or The Tarns, is one of the most visited spots in Lakeland, and in high season can be literally packed with people. It is a beauty spot that must not be missed, yet is not entirely typical of the local landscape, for the tarn is partly artificial, being three tarns joined together in the 19th Century, and most of the trees surrounding it are conifers.
The attraction is its sheer beauty, surrounded by thick woodland, and views towards Wetherlam, the Helvellyn range and the Langdale Pikes.
There is a 1.5 mile path round the tarn that is level and well maintained and thus suitable for wheelchairs.