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The kids are amazingly well-behaved but very eager to participate.
Thanks to Ms. Alisha Hayes for taking this photo.
In Sunday school my wife and I were each given a Palmer double crisp chocolate praying hands. We immediately ate these upon arriving home while we waited for dinner to cook.
I know it's meant to be some kind of christian symbol, but why has it to be so eerie? Zombie Hands! Of the mother of god!
Taken at the duck ponds at Porthcawl of the wooden hand holding an acorn, not sure who the artist is, used a scratched border to enhance the effect.
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100 Yards, 2.35 ounces of wool and angelina spun from a batt I made at Yarn School using the drum carder.
Slow worm (Anguis fragilis) in the hand. Wisley Common, Dorset, UK.
Just the one on today's survey.
Expertly handled by licenced Surrey Wildlife Trust Ranger Gemma. With thanks again.
LARRY THE MODEL. Larry models for a wooden disembodied hand for its sketchbook. Larry has years of experience modeling for artists with other members of his troupe: Tom, Dick and Harry. Larry said, “Even though I’m a bit rusty, it was easy to get back in shape. Standing there for 30 minutes for a disembodied hand to draw and for two embodied hands to snap a photo is no trouble when you’re made of wood.” Photo by Fisher Seigler.