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This is my previous business. It was a mistake that my late husband and I fell into. He had a back injury from his labourer's job and was a couple of years recuperating, so we started a computer magazine that we printed at our home. From the magazine came enquiries from readers about where to buy computer products and we used to refer them to other retailers. One day we looked at each other and thought 'why are we sending this business elsewhere?" So we started selling from our home. Business boomed and I lost my lounge to computer stock. After a month or so my husband went out one day and came home and said 'I have found a shop to rent. We move in next week'. And this is where we came. 10 years we were in the computer trade until he died. This was a mistake that turned out brilliantly for our family.
For the February Monthly Scavenger Hunt - 'brilliant mistake'
For the July Monthly Scavenger Hunt - ' computer'
I love pebbles, rocks, stones, and boulders, but this stone border is not good. First the lawnmower is going to pass right along it and the grass will grow into it. Secondly, the three spots of Creeping Liriope are growing into the other areas of stone, thus hiding the stone, as the plant is evergreen.
And if I stumble
And if I stall
And if I slit now
And if I should fall
And if I cant be all that I could be
Will you wait for me?
While I had a beautiful mistake shot from my camping trip a week ago, I figured I'd try something I've been wanting to do for a while. My front doors are french doors with blinds on them, so between the reflections and the slats, I figured something interesting would happen if I tried taking some shots. Creating a beautiful mistake is tough, but it actually happened while I was trying - my hair is all squished up against the door jamb, which I didn't plan, but it pushed the purple parts out into the sun and I though it looked pretty nifty. :)
For Flickr Group Roulette - Beautiful Mistake
Camera mistakes here - but I hate throwing images away and thought these all had a certain je ne sais quoi! No Photoshop (apart from the obvious background), just the raw talent of the photographer!
Chaslands Mistake is named after the legendary whaler Thomas Chaseland whose mother was an Aborigine. His ‘mistake’ was to delay slaughtering a herd of seals he came upon one evening: by morning they had disappeared.
- Ah... tão, tão, tão gostoso... - finalmente Nino reconheceu a voz de Junno. - Nunca foi tão delicioso assim...
A dor súbita deu lugar a um prazer indescritível e, puxando Junno mais para perto, querendo mais das sensações deliciosas que ele podia proporcionar.
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- Oh ... so, so, so good ... - Nino finally recognized the Junno's voice.
- It has never been that delicious ...
The sudden pain gave way to an indescribable pleasure, and he drawn closer Junno, wanting more of the delicious sensations that he could provide.
Eraser For Big Mistakes
Gomme Pour Les Grosses Fotes (Fautes) ;)
In french, the word "fotes" is misspelling. The correct spelling is "fautes" :)
I have no idea what happened here. When I downloaded the pics, this looked like this. Looks kinda cool though!