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My quilt helpers having fun during our photo shoot.
Blogged at pitterputterstitch.blogspot.com/2013/06/baby-quilts-and-f....
Two brothers hang out in a water fountain on the Provincial Legislature grounds in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
A horse pulling people in a carriage tour of Charleston, SC. Happened to look around the blinder and right at the camera in time.
Lord Mayor's Show Procession 2009. From Mansion House to the Royal Courts of Justice and then back to Mansion House.
The Lord Mayor's Show is a day of Pageantry which has been an annual event in the City of London for nearly 800 years, dating back to the time of King John.
This is only about the 3rd time the boys had ever been on the third floor, and the first time walking on their own two feet...
Micah makes sure that my scrap basket has the proper amount of cat fur while I finish up the Civil War Stars quilt.
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I feel like I can't build worth anything and whenever I do it comes out like crap. The only thing I can build successfully is a vehicle, but I don't have the extra supply of parts to do that. I feel like I have no skill really. I'm kinda just here on flickr to watch everybody else and what they can do. I'm not much of a customizer, and I'm not great at purist figs. Anything I build comes out in a box and baseplates because I don't have the knowledge of how to build otherwise or the parts for details. Help me out....
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The casket containing the body of Blessed Stanley Rother was moved on Feb. 12, 2023, from the chapel at Ressurection Cemetery in Oklahoma City to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in preparation of being moved to the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine Chapel. The casket was positioned in the cathedral for public veneration after Vespers.
Mission 24: Help
At home after a harrowing holiday, I heeded the hail of my hard-earned time off. I had my nephew help harvest hours of happiness I have harbored on my shelves. Hero's abound from a story about a Half Blood Prince, a Heath Inspector, a cop named Harry Callahan to horror greats like Harris's Hannibal and Hamilton's Harlequin. The Herbal Healer also fixes me up after a Mission!
So, I need your help. I went shopping looking for cute summer sandals, and instead found these. Pro: they are cute. Cons: They are not sandals, and while not super expensive, not necessarily cheap enough to justify shoes that might be out of style by the fall.
So, do I keep them? Do I return them and get some espadrilles instead? Do I get both?
Here are some other ideas:
Stripey slingbacks at Banana Republic. (Pro: low heel, yay! Con: stripes and colors are not as neutral as I would like.)
Another cheap option from j. crew. Pro: again low heels, and cheap. Con: The denim color is just okay.
I'll tell you if I find any more options.
A young Japanese girl in Union Square asking for donations and help for the victims of the devastating earthquake.
One of the 3 kittens I foster is this polidactyl girl who does not leave my site for a minute. She helps with computer work, sleeps with me, watches me taking a shower, insists on sitting on my shoulder when I eat, read or watch tv. It will be very hard to part with this little thing. her sis and brother are very nice as well, but this one is really special. She is much smaller and thinner, probably the last one born? And those mittens! To die for!
Another eastbound intermodal train makes its way upgrade with a pair of SD40E's assigned to helper service out of Altoona.
Went to visit my grandparants last weekend with my girlfriend Hrund (http://www.flickr.com/photos/_rainbowgirl) to take a look at some new born lambs...
Sixteen members of the Virginia National Guard's Fort Pickett-based 34th Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team returned home Jan. 30, 2014, after assisting with water sampling operations in West Virginia since Jan. 18. While in West Virginia, the Soldiers and Airmen from the 34th collected more than 900 water samples, conducted more than 50 delivery missions to get water samples to testing labs and helped evaluate the water in more than 90 Charleston, W. Va. area schools in a multi-state, multi-agency effort that included National Guard personnel from six different states. Maj. Gen. Daniel E. Long, Jr., the Adjutant General of Virginia, and Command Sgt. Maj. Dennis Green, senior enlisted leader for the Virginia National Guard, greeted the members of the 34th CST upon their return and presented them with the Virginia National Guard Commendation Medal for their service. Read more about their mission at go.usa.gov/B2zQ. (Photo by Cotton Puryear, Virginia National Guard Public Affairs)
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