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Bueno! se acercan las fiestas, así que adornando la casa con un poco de luces. Este es Kai observando el pesebre , y estuvo un rato ahí sentadito observando hasta que hizo sus macanas.
Cualquier observación, critica y/o comentario sirve!.
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Marga Unzalu es nuestra protagonista en esta librería. Se juntó hace algo más de un mes con dos compañeras y decidieron reabrir una librería que había cerrado sus puertas, eso sí, añadiéndole personalidad. Así nació Kai liburudenda, un espacio con encanto, escaparate viviente y una sección infantil muy cuidada y original.
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF)'s Mitsubishi F-4EJ Kai Phantom II (37-8315) fighter, special marking of "Go for it!! 301SQ", assigned to the 301st Tactical Fighter Squadron based at Hyakuri Air Base, conducts "High-G Turn" as part of a maneuvering flight display and Air-to-Ground Gunney (AGG) at Hyakuri Air Base (IBR / RJAH), Japan, November 30, 2019, during the Hyakuri Air Base Airshow 2019 Special Open Event.
♡ Fitted for: Legacy, Kupra, Khara, Peach, Reborn/ Juicy rolls, Belleza GenX Classic and Curvy 😍
♡ Copy/Mod
♡ Includes a croptop, thong, and skirt in each set.
all are shown in world ❤️
With unexpected accident, I could not capture what I planned before but got this as a gift finally. Thanks god. This is Yuen Long.
Como siempre. mi modelo N° 1 encantado de tomarse fotos jaja.
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This was shot on 35mm Kodak TMAX 400 (400TMY2) film. It was scanned in and post processed with Simple Image Tools in 32 bit floating point linear light space.
It was developed in Kodak D-76 1:1 at 68 degrees for 10:00 and fixed with Kodak Fixer.
View of Kai'aka Rock headland from Papohaku Beach. On the other side to the north is Kepuhi Beach.
It's said this rocky headland south of Kepuhi Beach was once the location of a sacred (Heiau) gathering place... and burial ground for the people on the island of Molokai.
- Hawaiian Islands
In the Dark Lands, Kai, the fiery ninja, walked through the aftermath of a big battle. Flames glowed on the scorched ground, and a dark temple loomed nearby. Discarded weapons and armor of fallen warriors showed recent fighting.
As Kai moved forward, the air whispered ancient stories, and the distant temple hinted at hidden mysteries in the shadows
Este tomo trata de tí y Masa, verdad Kai?
Kai: Esto.... bueno..... deja de leer!!!
Jujujujuju por que debería hacerlo? *¬*
Kai: >//////////////////////<
I totally forgot Kai's 1st anniversary on Nov 23 !!! Oh Noes!!! ;(
But it's ok, he didn't care anyway... hahaha
Yesterday night we had a shooting in the dark... these are the 2 pics we liked best.
I'm planning a make over for Kai... he is getting totally into the underground where he belongs and asked me some changes to be revealed soon!
giờ Kai hết là cải xanh rồi, giờ nó là cải vàng :)))))))))))))
p.s: lần đầu thử style này, nhìn nó chả ra làm sao cả *che mặt*
I received a mini bonsai tree for Christmas, and Kai seems to enjoy relaxing by the pagoda inside its pot. :)
I blushed Kai's hands, finally! The weather has been so uncooperative this week. I also have some progress on drafting a pattern for his pants, but it's not fit to show just yet.
In 1968 Japan made it public that they would update their JASDF with the F-4 phantom. Being one of the only countries to acquire the permissions to build the plane in their own Factories Japan started to develop the F-4EJ at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Due to post WW2 sanctions and restrictions, Japan was not allowed to equip any air-to-surface capabilities to the aircraft, as such the F-4EJ would be made without the AN/AJB-7 bombing computer system.
McDonnell Douglas built the first 2, F-4EJ prototypes with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries building the remaining Phantoms. They did, however, import RF-4EJ from McDonnell Douglas over the 10-year span of production. Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries would build the very last F-4 in the world, nicknamed "The Finale Phantom" on 20th of May, 1981, it served with the 306th and 301st Tactical Fighter Squadrons. 127 EJ variant Phantoms were built.
This is a rendered LDD photo of the KAI fighter from the Lego set 70721 slightly modified and in black.