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My daughter put this bead in her ear Sunday night. Fortunately, we were able
to get it out on our own before an ER trip was required. (In case your kiddo
ever does this: turn your kiddo on her side so the affected ear is facing
the floor and then move the ear around - the pulling at the ear changes the
shape and kinda nudges the "foreign body" out).
We have a physician's assistant who came over last night ready to pull the
bead out - fortunately, we got it out right before he arrived. I baked him
cookies anyway as a goodwill gesture - god only knows when she'll do
something like this again.
Taken at a construction site where a laborer was building a wooden platform to facilitate the construction of a concrete stairwell.
Hi, new to the group. My dear wife loves to bake for people and around the holidays, she makes it special for the kidos. Lots of love flow from those hands to the treats which unfortunately flow to my gut....
WIT: My wife had no intentions of modeling her hand for the shot so she just kept on working. I wanted to focus on her hand using Macro to get the right emphasis while having enough of a subtle background (DOF) so that one can tell what the hand was doing without distracting from the hand. This was freehand, so had many out of focus shots. Luckily, got the shot I wanted while she was icing the last cookie on the sheet.
Ich habe ein "kleines Problem"...
Es ist recht unauffällig und befindets sich zwischen dem Daumen und dem Zeigefinger an meiner rechten Hand...
Außerdem ist es der Grund, wiso ich noch nie passende Handschuhe gefunden habe...
Inspired by the "Awakening" Sculpture in Washington, DC. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Awakening_(sculpture)
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Hands of 2 friends at Peppers Restaurant which is located at 1527 17th Street in NW WDC. Taken on 22 May 1996 when I was living at 1500 Massachusetts Avenue Peppers was one of my favorite places to eat. At that time two of my favorite items from the menu were their cajun meat loaf and garlic mashed potatoes.
During that time i'd take many pictures of the hands of friends at Peppers or Trios on 17th Street.
Elvert Xavier Barnes Photography
We had a run on birds that needed help this year. This one stunned herself on my sidewalk right in front of me. So I picked her up and handed her to my husband,While ran for the camera. When I came back I took a couple shots. Then my husband tried to put her in a tree and she would not leave him. She climbed on his shoulder and perched in his hand. Finally he got her to go into a near by bush. After I got a couple of these kinds of pics.
My hands are small, I know
But they're not yours, they are my own
But they're not yours, they are my own
And I am never broken
- Jewel