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"I want to be just like you".......the little sunflower said stretching as high as he could to tell the big sunflower this.
Sammamish, Washington State. USA.
This is an extremely vulnerable topic for my family and myself. My son suffers from severe autism, he is unable to communicate verbally, he has never uttered the word "mom" or "dad", never expressed his feelings verbally, never been able to tell us he loves us. There is little in a typical day he can do without help and guidance. For large parts, he is trapped in his own internal world and battles overload of his senses frequently. Moments of locked eye contact are extremely rare. He struggles, he suffers, we suffer.
Seeing past his autism and discovering him as a person, as an individual with traits other than what is forced on him by his autism has been the hardest challenge I have ever been confronted with in my life. It's a battle I fight every day, with big losses and small victories. This image shoes a small victory as his eyes and the lens of the camera lock for just long enough, allowing me to capture a piece of who he is as a person.
I love you my son.
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One year ago today I had my fifth surgery for a recurring detached retina.
It has been a journey and it is still very challenging adapting to partial vision loss, only last week I had a wee fall and injured my left hand due to impaired depth perception.
However, I am truly grateful for the NHS professionals that helped me retain what eyesight I have today.
I strongly believe building with Lego bricks has improved both my physical and mental well-being.
It has been a fantastic 12-months Lego-wise, with my University of Edinburgh library model raising over £2K for Sight Scotland, getting a MOC displayed in the Edinburgh Lego Store and having my FAB-AT-AT go viral!
My original plan was to write a long-form blog post to positively mark the occasion. But work has been taxing and I’m limiting my screen time wherever possible, so this micro post will have to suffice for now.
Thank you to my family, friends and followers for the support this last year.
Leg godt!
Love, Stewart ❤️💛💙
#Lego #レゴ #Afol #Fabuland #ファビュランド #SightForSight #SightLoss #Diabetes #T1D #Disability #HiddenDisability #ChronicIllness #InvisibleIllness #VisionLoss #Modulex #TwosDay
Introducing… Millie. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My paternal granny Millie knitted toilet dolls to raise funds for the Old and Abbey Church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Peggy. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My maternal granny Peggy crocheted toilet dolls to raise funds for her local church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Margaret. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Done some maths yesterday and I’ve given myself over 57K injections since my #T1D diagnosis. Today’s vaccination felt like the most important yet. Thank you NHS.
💙🌈
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For more information about this Sight Scotland charity fundraiser, please visit my blog:
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY-SA
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Introducing… Peggy. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My maternal granny Peggy crocheted toilet dolls to raise funds for her local church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Isobel. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Peggy. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My maternal granny Peggy crocheted toilet dolls to raise funds for her local church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Margaret. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Millie. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My paternal granny Millie knitted toilet dolls to raise funds for the Old and Abbey Church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Millie. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My paternal granny Millie knitted toilet dolls to raise funds for the Old and Abbey Church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Isobel. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Introducing… Margaret. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Peggy. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My maternal granny Peggy crocheted toilet dolls to raise funds for her local church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Margaret. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Portrait of Stewart taking a selfie in hospital with white bandages and plastic eyeguard on his right eye.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Extreme close-up of Stewart's right eye showing redness and dilated pupil.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Headshot of Stewart with clear plastic eyeguard on his right eye.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Introducing… Millie. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My paternal granny Millie knitted toilet dolls to raise funds for the Old and Abbey Church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Introducing… Peggy. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My maternal granny Peggy crocheted toilet dolls to raise funds for her local church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Isobel. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Isobel. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
After five major eye surgeries for a detached retina I’ve written a new reflective blog post describing my experiences to date. I’ve illustrated my vision loss for each medical procedure and current condition to potentially help others going through similar medical journeys.
stubot.me/my-sight-loss-journey/
The text, images and interactives published within this post are all intended to be shared, reused and remixed. In order to encourage this I’ve applied a Creative Commons open licence to my own content where the only requirement is to include the following attribution.
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2021 CC BY.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Introducing… Margaret. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Millie. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
My paternal granny Millie knitted toilet dolls to raise funds for the Old and Abbey Church in Arbroath. This modern tribute (using 100% Lego parts) hopes to continue the peculiar and charming family tradition.
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Introducing… Isobel. Part of a Lego artwork series titled ‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, £2 or more will make a difference to Sight Scotland and you might win a toilet doll as a wee thank you!
This project is bit of a family tradition as both my grannies knitted toilet dolls for their churches in Arbroath and these 100% Lego creations are named in their honour. Thank you for the inspiration Peggy and Millie.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Grace is the Green Rainbow Candidate for governor of Massachusetts. Currently, in a 4 way race, polls show Grace with 1% of registered voters likly to vote for her. This is actually a huge percentage for a "third party" candidate.
This was taken at the Awards Ceremony to recognize learders who have worked to provide quality, affordable healthcare to all Massachusetts health care and home care consumers. NONE of the other candidates for governer attended.
behind Grace, you can see photos from the Unseen America project.
‘Hello, Toilet Dolly!’ is a Sight Scotland charity fundraiser by Stewart Lamb Cromar (aka Stubot), an amateur Lego artist with sight loss.
For a chance to win her, please donate to the charity Sight Scotland via my JustGiving page - www.justgiving.com/lego-toilet-dolls
If you can afford to donate, please note there is no minimum donation. Otherwise, I do hope my Lego toilet dolls make you smile. You can download a free wallpaper from my website or Flickr.
For more dolly photos, family history and making-of details please visit my wee blog (www.stubot.me).
Copyright © Stewart Lamb Cromar 2022. All rights reserved.
Ceremony was well attended, with the notable exception of three out of the four candidates for governor.
This is Elmo. He was the first facility dog at an Australian airport and helps travellers who may get anxious at the airport. People with a hidden disability can contact Adelaide Airport and arrange for a sunflower lanyard to assist with the check-in and boarding process.
"A camera is an instrument to help you see without the camera."
Dorothea Lange, American photographer, 1895-1965