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Liam has homework almost every night now, although it IS optional. His teacher said if it causes problems (like he pitches a fit or something), don't do it. He usually does it.
She does her homework while listening to music by iPod shuffle that she got from Santa.
サンタさんからもらったiPodで、音楽を聴きながら宿題。
PENTAX *ist DS2 / PENTAX FA35mm
Sometimes it is not a fight to get homework done.
Srobist -
two AB 800's at lowest power camera left and right, left in large softbox right in beauty dish. Triggered with Yonguno remotes.
Nikon D750
I'm off on a course for the week from work so might struggle to check into class so I'm leaving you all some homework while I'm away. I want to use this small piece of needlepoint in my family album. I comes from one of the knobs on my mums dressing table which was a wedding present when she got married. It was behind a thin disk of glass and I've had this for over 35yrs. There were more but I've only ever had this one. Its very small, the size of a UK £1 coin. How can I add it into my page/fabric so that it won't ever get lost?
你看見了所以我必須殺掉你。
你在長假裡學到讀心術打開我，出現的也只是等一下要吃什麼，你也不在乎你在乎什麼，我以為凡事都有例外，好比當初說好我‧們‧是Exceptional Teenagers！你卻犯規長大了，發育成一盆大人，栽培成其中一朵例子。
My daughter’s working hard on some tough maths assignments, after a week of well deserved freedom from school. Although she likes highschool well enough, she realy needed to recupperate from al the hard work she had to do in the first 9 weeks of her new “career”! ;-)
I created my own homework by starting on a project to do a series of interviews with both of my parents (seperated since nearly thirty years). I was inspired by this lovely book. My main motive is to shed some light on parts of my parents past, which are not very well known to me. Especially my father’s family is a blank spot to me. By taping and filming them, while using a laptop, I create some material which could eventually be edited. More importantly I want to make a little Blurb booklet for me and my family, with text and photo’s.
This is an assignment for Take a class with Dave & Dave:
Homework. A great stock shot is waiting to be taken!
Poor son.
Tommy's homework this week is to write something about the Great Fire of London. We took a little field trip up to the Monument. I reckon his teacher will be impressed when we had this in :-)
last night, after a beer or two i went downstairs to the bathrooms at the tribeca grand hotel. they had these four bulbs in the mirror that made some really fresh catch lights in the eyes. i wanted to try it out with my strobes. if my eyes were ultra dreamy i'd show you a close up. instead i ask you just imagine. (and who couldn't use a new facebook profile photo, huh?)
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I'm going to be doing more of this soon. Just got my course confirmation from the OU. Understanding Social Change (part 1) here I come...
having had some bizarre gastro bug thing, I've been working from home for the last couple of days to avoid infecting the rest of the team.
I could definitely get used to it :)
Much like everyone in this country, twelve-year old Aamir seems to know exactly what's wrong with the Indian cricket team. At least, he believes he does, and I spent a good fifteen minutes discussing the alleged rift between Virat Kohli and Mahendra Singh Dhoni with this young Mahim resident. "It's simple," he concludes, "when I get irritated with my friend, I yell at him, total attitude like Virat, but even if I'm katti with him, we still have to win na." He wants to be a cricketer, a desire he has nursed from the time he saw India win the World Cup in 2011. But his mother wants him to finish his homework, he sighs
Photo by Raj Lalwani
Discuss - Composition, bit busy!! Light of the candles a distraction, left the tea towel on the side in the other shot, shelf to my right a distraction, where is the focal point. Photos not as sharp as they could be! First attempt - ‘D’ must try harder! :-)
A couple from Rudgate brewery, and one from over the wrong side of the hill, Lancaster Brewery.
Lancaster red is quite a bitter ruby ale.
A bit dryer than I personally like, but not bad considering...
On Wednesday (day 2 of Pre-K), the girl came home with homework! And thus, the homework battle has already begun. When she got to the rhyming part of the Scholastic handout (the scent of which took me back to the good ol' days of book orders and kitten posters), she got quite frustrated, leading to a massive tantrum. While she simmered in her room, I came up with all sorts of different ways to help her understand rhyming. But, as it turned out, she must've been contemplating it as well. When she finally came downstairs, she knew just what to do. Atta girl! She even drew lines connecting the sock and the clock (though it looks like she circled the pot, she didn't).
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