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such a busy beautiful weekend angelic 1's...
honoring the past 2 native americans...i have been soo busy with our annual *life @ chimney rock" in pagosa country
i will catch up 2 ur heavenly pics dearheart's...
4 now..*hands down*.....
^i^
Breathe in for luck,
breathe in so deep,
this air is blessed,
you share with me.
This night is wild,
so calm and dull,
these hearts they race,
from self control.
Your legs are smooth,
as they graze mine,
we're doing fine,
we're doing nothing at all.
My hopes are so high,
that your kiss might kill me.
So won't you kill me,
so I die happy.
My heart is yours to fill or burst,
to break or bury,
or wear as jewelery,
which ever you prefer.
The words are hushed lets not get busted;
just lay entwined here, undiscovered.
Safe in here from all the stupid questions.
"hey did you get some?"
Man, that is so dumb.
Stay quiet, stay near, stay close they can't hear...
so we can get some.
My hopes are so high that your kiss might kill me.
So won't you kill me, so I die happy.
My heart is yours to fill or burst,
to break or bury, or wear as jewelery,
which ever you prefer.
Hands down this is the best day I can ever remember,
I'll always remember the sound of the stereo,
the dim of the soft lights,
the scent of your hair that you twirled in your fingers
and the time on the clock when we realized it's so late
and this walk that we shared together.
The streets were wet
and the gate was locked so I jumped it,
and I let you in.
And you stood at your door with your hands on my waist
and you kissed me like you meant it.
And I knew that you meant it,
that you meant it,
that you meant it,
and I knew,
that you meant it,
that you meant it.
* Hands Down * ~ by Dashboard Confessional
Schoolgirl shows off Henna hand-art (Mehndi). Sometimes also applied to the feet.
A ceremonial, festive or religious, auspicious tradition in India.
At Pushkar mela (Fair) - 2014
I got the urge to make something this evening. I worked my tits off this morning taking a full diagnostic eight-hour exam, and I deserved something project-y and delicious.
Thanks to a pretty excellent Google search ("diy cycling cap") I came across the PERFECT thing!
Pandaface was kind enough to hook us all up with a pattern for making the most excellent of all headwear, the cycling cap. I have been known to wear a cycling cap in my day, and I decided rather than order another one, I'd go ahead and make my own.
This is just the prototype, and it took me about four hours to make, but the next one should be better, quicker, and even more delicious. BTW, when making prototypes for things try not to use old jersey-knit t-shirts (this one was from an old Container Store uniform); they're too stretchy.
12th September 2011.
Today the Student Newspaper has finally been completed! I am very impressed that only 4 students (including myself) have managed to put together this amazing Freshers' Issue! It is also going to feature three photographs from my 365 project! Today has been extremely windy, and very sunny, so I thought I'd make the most of it by venturing outside for an incredibly deserved cigarette! Far better on black.
This is a tracing of my hand, altered with vintage collage. Pieces of clocks parts, bits and words. A brad is attached to the ring finger to make the top clock spin.
The entire piece was then antiqued for a nice old world lokk.
I am not a Christian, Catholic, Jew etc but I do believe in God, well my version of God anyway.
I don't like organised religion. I think it defeats the whole purpose of spirituality. BUT that's only my opinion. I respect everyone's right to believe in what they want to believe, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone.
I hope that one day religion isn't such a touchy subject and that we can all live in harmony with our personal beliefs. I'm an optimist.
The Rogue Players's group for today:
Hands Art
Thanks to annieK bananie
O is for Optimistic.
Listening to - The Angel & the One - Weezer
I've always been fascinated with Mystical and Sacred Art of Mendhi! Mehndi is a traditional art from South Asia and India that is applied to skin during celebratory occasions. Even though I had a traditional Western wedding, I had mehndi designs drawn on my hands))) So I thought a lot of time how I could designed something similar to mehndi ornaments, but if there will be opportunity to wear it and take off when I want! I created an unique pattern and made my first mitt looking like henna art). This design are lacy, curly, delicate, tracery and pretty unique! The MitTians wears through little finger on left or right hand! As crocheted fabric is very stretchy and adjusts to wearer's shape, this mitt easily fit on arm size 7-8 and finger diameter 1,8-2"{4,5-5,5 cm}.
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I got the urge to make something this evening. I worked my tits off this morning taking a full diagnostic eight-hour exam, and I deserved something project-y and delicious.
Thanks to a pretty excellent Google search ("diy cycling cap") I came across the PERFECT thing!
Pandaface was kind enough to hook us all up with a pattern for making the most excellent of all headwear, the cycling cap. I have been known to wear a cycling cap in my day, and I decided rather than order another one, I'd go ahead and make my own.
This is just the prototype, and it took me about four hours to make, but the next one should be better, quicker, and even more delicious. BTW, when making prototypes for things try not to use old jersey-knit t-shirts (this one was from an old Container Store uniform); they're too stretchy.
says hi.
For FGR and hand art...
hey, it's my hand...and it's most definitely art.
I told my husband the sprinkles wouldn't go to waste. ;)
rough rendition of maltese cross (as quoted by natasha) .... to me it looks like polar pankha.
on other hand sylvan was revising his nursery class maths.
p.s. these are hands. :P
An example of a social phobia was given by our professor: urinating in public restrooms. He stated that some people can only actually go to the bathroom if there's no one else in there. To which my imagination replied with the drawing you see above and the caption (written on another page), "When I'm alone in the bathroom, I pee ALL OVER the place." Nice.