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It's so funny to see how something like your fingers look when pressed upon a surface. I mean when do you ever get the chance to see that?
See also: www.vitiligo.nl,
website for the Dutch Society for Vitiligo-Patients (LVVP)
for the Great Britain patients: www.vitiligosociety.org.uk
for the American patients: nvfi.org/
for the French patients: association Française du Vitiligo, Paris
for the German patients: www.vitiligo-verein.de/
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitiligo
See also Turning White, a memoir of change, the book by Lee Thomas: www.turningwhite.com/
My boyfriend and I were holding hands last night when our cat Oscar, who was laying on my boyfriend's lap, decided that he wanted in on the action too.
10th July 2009 - Miserable day at work, reports took forever (well, worked through lunch, and did 3 hours unpaid overtime and I still hadn't bound them all). Only thing that kept me going was that I was determined to meet a leech. The event was the Wellcome Collection , "Quacks and Cures". Place was packed. Need to go back soon to see the collection properly. Was really interesting.
These are the hands that were used to raise my mother. These hands use to hold me as a baby. These are the hands of my 80 year old Grandmother.
After yesterday's picture of the scary face mask face, here is a step in the old beauty regime: cleanser goes on the face. I quite like the cleanse, tone, moisturise business but have recently got myself confused because I don't understand whether I'm meant to use my daytime moisturiser at night as well.
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Source material for a collaging project I'm working on right now.
This also speaks to this particular season of life I find myself in, having to hold things very loosely. Ready to receive and ready to let go. Whatever is given is good and whatever is lost needed to be laid aside. Surprise and provision will come at the right time. Until then, I wait gratefully with open hands.
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While filling the sink to wash some pots and pans, I took this photo. What appears to be a beam of light is actually the stream of water from the kitchen faucet.
Trying out my old Sunpack flash with a piece of card for a reflector. Interesting how the EXIF info says no flash fired. The Sunpack was sitting on the camera hot shoe and fired just fine.
u can think whatever u want.Its ur own interpretation.I try to imagine about a murderer.If there are somebody who need some help as they want to run away from a murder or killing situation.But this time i just gonna through with my own experiment where i used a scanner and put both hand with overlapping each other.