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Lately Max's 8 year old tourettes-like use of poop, pee, farts etc has been driving me crazy. One big rule is 'no potty talk at the table' - it drives me nuts!! Over the last few days Max has taken on the challenge of seeing how far he can push me before he gets into trouble, and last night he lost. Over the span of approx. a half hour he earned 100 lines - 50 for the potty talk at the table, and the rest in small increments for screaming about the injustices of the world and kicking things. Oh the joy of being a parent! *grins* Last night Max was incapable of calming himself enough to do his lines and was forced into bed early instead. This morning he got up bright and early and started working ...
Le Nologo festival c'est 19.000 personnes sur 2 jours aux Forges de Fraisans dans le Jura. Les plus grands noms du monde raggae ont répondu présents comme Alpha Blondy, Julian Marley, Israël Vibration, Capleton, les Hilight tribes, Mo'kalamity, Yaniss Odua, Flamengo mais aussi les Babylon Circus, les Neg'marrons, Féfé, les Greetings et Kromi and the Shine Band. Un pari fou réalisé avec succès! A découvrir en images...
Football, Regionalliga South, Germany
Karlsruher SC II vs. FSV Ludwigshafen-Oggersheim, 31.05.2008
Final score: 1:0 (0:0)
This is my Uncle Max's bio on playbill.com. It's short so it leaves off a few details such as being the inventor of supersizing, creating the concept of bundling, inventing the value meal, coming up with the order by number system, becoming one of McDonald's largest franchisees, being a huge supporter of further education for his employees (amongst many other impressive accomplishments.) I think it's time for me to create a wikipedia page on him. Since I was very young I've been extremely inspired by his humbleness and generosity, not to mention accomplishments.
Yesterday was one of those buttery-smooth days when Max was happy with whatever we were doing. He was even happy to let me take some pictures. He even sat still for some of them.
This was an oriental restaurant in Camden street, London, at the Camden Market. The streets and walkways were packed with shops and restaurants, all with wonderful decor, both inside and outside. I took plenty of photos of these parlors', shops' and restaurants' facades, more will follow soon. I must add, anyone planning to visit London, HAS to put Camden Market on their list. It is a bit out of town so to speak, close to Parliament Hill, away from the usual things like Trafalgar, Big Ben, Picadilly Circus, and the likes, but for me this little part of London was even better than Soho...only just though I must add. So vibrant, full of beautiful people, and very friendly indeed, and if you're out bargain hunting, this is the place to be.. It also had a lot less tourists. Enjoy.
Max Patch Mountain is a beautiful bald mountain on the North Carolina/Tennessee border just outside GSMNP. We had high hopes for Sunset shots here, but we took a little long at midnight hole, making us arrive here right at dusk. This is the best I could do with the low light, but the blues really came out well I thought. This is definitely a great place to hike.
Yesterday Max said that he would return today having shaved , and I thought, oh yeah! When he did turn up this afternoon I was surprised, but it has to be said that he wanted to use the printer in my office and as he was here . . . obligingly he sat in my office chair and the sun wasn't shining through the window so the light was fine, and we talked . . .
Processing photographs of grown up children is such a treat - it is an opportunity of really looking at a face without the retort of 'what?!' I suppose it is during adolescence that we become less open to perusal because our faces and bodies change so much during these years
in "L'homme au chapeau de soie" by Maud Linder
Gabriel Leuvielle aka Max Linder
1893-1925
brother of Maurice Leuvielle (1881-1959), captain of Bordeaux and Equipe de France (1914)
full bio (by Maud Linder) :
in English www.lips.org/bio_linder_gb.asp
in French
French Wikipedia
Our pal Max is visiting from the UK, so after a long day at RCCC, we took her to see the Columbia Gorge.
Among the first captures of Max with my new zoom lens out to 70mm.
In portraiture it appears length does matter! Longer, faster lens is on the list.
Max Pezzali
Mediolanum Forum
Milano
06 November 2015
Ph. Mairo Cinquetti
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