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A love note found within a copy of "The Female Eunuch" I bought at a thrift store. The note looks to be over a decade old, and possibly up to three decades old.
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Can you tell that I am entranced by this little nymph? It's stayed on this bud from early this morning till 8:30pm! Decided to try and capture it with the Note 4 camera, just holding my arms up in the air so I could reach it and trying to steady the camera so the little bugger would stay in focus. Guess that optical stabilization in the camera is pretty good!
Here's another, taken the next morning, which is better because I stood on a ladder and could brace the camera a little better: [https://www.flickr.com/photos/isabel95/18362144904]
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Thank you!
Mike Cohen
BOX DATE: 1974
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Francie; Casey
BODY TYPE: 1966; straight arms; straight, non-bending legs; flat feet (my doll is on the incorrect body)
HEAD MOLD: 1965 "Francie"
IMPORTANT NOTES: This doll has the same facial screening as 1972 Quick Curl Francie, however her hairstyle is different.
***My doll is wearing 1996 30th Anniversary Francie's swimsuit with her own shorts.
PERSONAL FUN FACT: This was one of the first Francie dolls in my collection. Prior to acquiring her and Malibu, I only had my 35th Anniversary reproduction gal and a 60s "straight leg" one. Naturally I was super excited to find TWO 70s Francie dolls in one go. This lady and her Malibu counterpart with both included in the 2012 "70s Bin" which we got on New Year's Day. It was our last New Year's with Dad (he passed away that spring). Although his health was very poor at the time, he liked to get out and hit flea markets/thrift stores when he was feeling up to it. The seller we got this lot from had sold me and Colleen dolls before, so he had set aside the old Barbie case with us in mind. Anyways, the child who once owned the dolls was very into body swapping. Many of the dollies were on incorrect bodies, and this Francie was missing hers altogether. It was very fortunate for her indeed that I had found a lone Francie body at another indoor flea market some months before. It was hanging out by itself, near the floor of a booth. I believe it only cost me a few dollars. I knew it would come in handy, but I didn't anticipate I'd need it so soon. Somehow this gal's swimsuit bottoms survived, but not her original body...how odd. Anyways, something cool about "Baggie" Francie is that she was not a repackaged/recycled doll. Most of the other "baggie" gals were leftovers from other lines. That's one of the reasons I think this doll is just so fascinating.
Day 1 of the 2014-15 school year. Thought I better clear my desk of last year's stuff. Found thank you notes from the class of 2014.
A fan of 10 euro notes
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Crumpled note papers isolated on brown board
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Go figure that my "COLORS" subscription ended right before a set of notebooks that I really wanted came out. Solution: resubscribe.
These "Expedition" Field Notes books are my favourite so far. Perfect for Space Pens.
I can't believe she took the time to write this, fold it, put it in a
plastic bag to protect it from the rain, and then taped the bag so it
was the same size as the note. This from the lady who parked in the
same spot a few weeks ago, preventing us from using our paid parking
spot.
PS. Morgan's car wasn't even blocking her "walkway." A 400lb man with
a fanny pack could've squeezed through without a problem.
Just 4 everyones info.
This picture is mine , i found it in another flickrest account , when i add a reply saying ( This is my doughter and my pic too ^_^ ) he just delete my words and banned me !!
This is his account
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And here is mine
A 50 pound note being cut in half
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for Our Daily Challenge topic - 'Note' - Yay for photoshop for making things like this so easy. This is from the andante part of Beethoven's 'Pathetique' piano sonata. That eighth note is a C.
Here is Daniel Barenboim playing this movement.
A solid envelope charm in antiqued gold carries a secret love note inside! A small "I Love You" charm is the perfect surprise for a loved one! It hangs on a sturdy antiqued gold chain.
A posted note left by my fiancee on my window before she left for her parent's home 3500 miles away.
The post-dark age mad purchase rush has finally settled down. I spent the first half of the year panic-buying LEGO sets, and now I'm experiencing a bad, bad case of buyer's remorse.
I never really expected to go back to collecting and playing with LEGO. I don't know, it's like a brick (ha. ha.) hit me out of nowhere and the next thing I know, I'm picking up boxes and boxes of LEGO at the toy store as if they were cheap candy. I strayed away from my core interest themes and bought a lot of sets out of curiosity and just for the heck of it (6193 Castle Building Set, anyone?).
While updating my inventory last week, I realized that by recklessly buying lots of small- and mid-sized sets over the past six months, I've missed out on the big ones (e.g. Cafe Corner) that I really wanted but have always dismissed as too expensive.
So now I trimmed down my to-acquire list for the rest of the year to a semi-manageable three big sets. I'm planning to sell some of my other old and new sets as well. Not an easy thing to do, really. I'm still having a hard time stopping myself from going to the LEGO section every time I pass by a toy store.