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By looking at this from different views, it looks like it was taken in August 2007. The house down the street is still in the early stages of their construction project.
In our garden the tall white phlox are in bloom, the fall sedum is tall but not blooming and the lawn is dry. All indicating early/mid August. I wasn't home, but the dried up outline of my car on the driveway makes it look like it hadn't rained in a while. Close up of the front shows the new door wasn't installed yet. Finally I can put my archeology training to use - dating google street views!
Wish I'd been out mowing the front lawn that day! Hope they come back when we get our landscaping projects done. :-)
Two leprachauns and an old fart at the Skies Above Midtown on St. Patty's Day. ~ with Bill Peck, Dave Michael (me) and Greg Hewitt in Kansas City, MO.
Photo by Tamela T Gibson
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03/17/2012
Em janeiro de 2014 fiz meu primeiro intercâmbio para Dublin, na Irlanda. Na escola onde estudei participei de aulas de gramática e conversação, que contribuÃram muito para o desenvolvimento da minha comunicação.
Viajar ao exterior pela primeira vez aumentou meu conhecimento de mundo e meu senso de responsabilidade para comigo mesma. Meu maior desafio foi estar em um paÃs onde eu não conhecia ninguém. Porém, minha força de vontade e as atitudes acolhedoras dos ´dubliners´ fizeram-me sentir em casa.
Escolhi a Irlanda porque é um pais fascinante, cheio de cultura e histórias mÃsticas. A Catedral de St. Patrick foi meu lugar favorito, mas não posso deixar de mencionar as lindas paisagens e o frio que passei. Não encontrei um Leprachaun (aquele duende verde irlandês), mas com certeza achei meu tesouro neste paÃs que vai ficar pra sempre na minha memória.
Yeah, I know I have a lot of these shots, but I just love the lines of the Navajo Sandstone. A sort of celebratory reminder that I'll (fingers crossed) be seeing this again during the holidays this year!
Em janeiro de 2014 fiz meu primeiro intercâmbio para Dublin, na Irlanda. Na escola onde estudei participei de aulas de gramática e conversação, que contribuÃram muito para o desenvolvimento da minha comunicação.
Viajar ao exterior pela primeira vez aumentou meu conhecimento de mundo e meu senso de responsabilidade para comigo mesma. Meu maior desafio foi estar em um paÃs onde eu não conhecia ninguém. Porém, minha força de vontade e as atitudes acolhedoras dos ´dubliners´ fizeram-me sentir em casa.
Escolhi a Irlanda porque é um pais fascinante, cheio de cultura e histórias mÃsticas. A Catedral de St. Patrick foi meu lugar favorito, mas não posso deixar de mencionar as lindas paisagens e o frio que passei. Não encontrei um Leprachaun (aquele duende verde irlandês), mas com certeza achei meu tesouro neste paÃs que vai ficar pra sempre na minha memória.
Measures 65x93". Fabrics are Kona Iron, Kona Kumquat, Kona Leprachaun, Kona Clover, Kona Forest, Kona White, Kona Black, Kona Cardinal, & Boston Midtown (gray brick: bottom) and Boston Uptown (orange brick: binding) from Jay McCarrol's Center City Line.
Pieced with 2.5" squares.
Not least of all because the bed holds four hats.
(I also feel much much better now -- lots of sleep and actually being able to eat and drink all does wonders.)
Developed myself
These cute little guys i got at the flea market...when we bought them they woman gave us a little leprachaun for free that now lives on the dash board of the 69 bus.
it was so sad. before she wrapped them up she kissed each one on the forhead and said goodbye. I guess they were her mothers.
I sort of wish the front one wasnt the out of focus one..but I think i like it that way. it makes you look further into the picture
A 7-year-old friend visited last night and drew this scene, which I hope will bring some sunshine to folks out there who maybe haven't seen too much of the sun lately.
That little house belongs to a mouse. It's two stories, and the mouse's bedroom is on the top floor. There are all kinds of different plants, but one of them (I bet you can guess which) is a piece of gold. The mouse is getting up early tomorrow morning, because it's going to get the gold before the Leprachaun does.
I mean, wow. What a lot is going on! The artist has a vision for the inside of the house, and what's going to happen. This isn't just a picture, it's a whole story with a setting and a plot and characters.
If you see some wonderful art by a young artist, take a snap of it and send it to me. I'd love to feature it here. And, to hear the story behind the picture. AND, offer other kids some inspiration to come up with their own stories.
What a great way to brighten your day a bit.
Send Kids' art to the Drooly Dog Drawing Project, where we are drawing (painting, sculpting...) our way around the world! Learn more at betsystreeter.blogspot.com/p/welcome-to-drooly-dog-drawin... or join us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/droolydog. See you there!