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Performance - Daveed Diggs, The Head and the Heart, Michael Lewis, Calvin Trillan, Kelly Corrigan, Oakland School of the Arts & Vocal Rush.
Photo Credit: Jason DeBord Photography
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printed on soft white 20% cotton textured stock. 6 folded note cards, blank inside, and 6 kraft paper envelopes, boxed
Cat, The 13th Note, Glasgow
Cat came through and we went to the Note for dinner before gig. Sometimes I manage to stop myself from ordering spicy burger/spicy chips. We both had the soup and it was really good, then I had the curry, good, but Cat had the sweet and sour tofu and it was pretty spectacular, recommended
Talk on Feb 11, 2014 at MaRS, Auditorium Toronto, ON.
April Rinne discussed how the collaborative economy has the potential to transform how we design products and services, create sustainable and “shareable” cities, re-imagine public services, reduce waste and connect communities.
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[Note: Boot cuff in progress; photo does not yet show finished tie ends.]
This boot cuff is based closely on the new Starlooper Cowl Scarf (a DesigningVashti downloadable crochet pattern).
It's begun much the same way and is crocheted for as many rows as you'd like the Bootwrap to pleat and overlap. I combined two kinds of gunmetal metallic yarn for a subtle contrast.
See Newsletter issue #66 (mid-December 2014).
Overnight, someone placed this musical note (which I noticed as I processed the photo was in the shape of a lower-case B) in front of Creole Gallery, Robert Busby's home and gallery. By placed, I mean permanently affixed to a post which is anchored to the sidewalk. I wouldn't be surprised if there had been some city complicity in the memorial piece of artwork which a number of us suspect was created by a local artist/businessman who has had a hand in creating a couple of businesses in Old Town.
Design Notes:
1. Clear and simple cutting lines.
2. French square collar, elegant and retro.
3. Small bow on the shoulder design is small and cute.
ShapeSplit
Product numberF19006
Fabric composition1. Fabric: 72% nylon 28% Lycra elastane
Lining: 88% polyester 12% spandex
(Coral pink; cranberry red; egg flower yellow)
2. Fabric: 73% superfine polyester 27% Lycra elastane
Lining: 88% polyester 12% spandex
(Coconut white)
Whether removable chest padsNo steel bra. Removable chest pads
Whether adjustable shoulder strap(Tie a bow to adjust the length)
ColorCoral pink / Cranberry red / Egg flower yellow / Coconut white
SizeXS/S/M/L
Chest padYes
RemarkTriangle split swimsuit
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note ferry
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My notes:
toothsome, dense and creamy sweet. These meaty beasts were like eating giant sized amabei! Delicious!
This is the way a "note" used to be sent. This is part of a collection of old correspondence, christmas cards, post cards and valentine cards that I've had for years.
It seems I am sooo behind that I lost track of the deadline dates! lol Well I can't post it to the challenge but I can share with my contacts! Maybe I should make a "note" of challange deadline dates!
In a bid to declutter, came across this little note from a dear friend on a party bag. The bag may now be gone, but the memories will live on!
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The Hebrides by Felix Mendelssohn, my high school orchestra is playing and i love it. I play cello and really enjoy making my own music. So i thought I'd mix my two passions...music and photography
Always remember to be thankful. I was told a story today by one of my accounts at work. He owns rental units. He mentioned a lady had just vacated the one unit where a family lived in the one that was attatched to hers. The wife of that family was leaving her husband. There were children involved. Fact is, the youngest boy found the husband first. They came to pick up stuff and the boy came out to the kitchen and said, "Mom, Dads laying down in the bed room. He's wearing a mask". Actually the husband had removed his face with a shotgun. I do not know these people, but after hearing this today, I cannot get that little boy out of my mind. For those so inclined, Pray for the boy who lives in "ENOLA, Pa." that lost his Father in such a selfish manner. Pray for his family.
I smile here in this picture realizing that no matter how bad I think I may have it, My lord loves me and My journey here on Earth is not about me, yet it is about what I can be. I struggle with a lot of things. Things that seem insurmountable. Then out of no where I am reminded in one way or another that nothing is impossible.
Another note to self: Ephesians 5:20. Simple. So simple.
This was on our dumpster at work. Apparently the guys who do the trash pick-up expect us to help prevent their untimely deaths.
A bunch of whiny hurricunts if you ask me.
Dreams and sorrows like fallen empires
Cast about within my conscience
At each event a line is crossed
When every horizon is another place
When mountains rise and rivers flow
And forests cover every land
And merge into unending vistas
With great sky’s above
That threatens storms
That brings about alertness
Am I not then within that place
That other land without a face
It is here and now in quiet grace
Awakened with sorrows memory
That I return alone from dreams
Only to see them vanish in quickened time
The memory seeps away the fear
Released from dark with no one near
To see the look within my eyes
That only another soul could see
The light of a new day then draws near
A future that’s part clear
Reveals that Its hear and now
This place of life
This world of my birth
This space that I am within
Not alone as dreams might say
No proof that there is another way
Where only shadows race
Before some ghostly sun.
Poem: by Richard Walker 21 September 2011
Note: Awakened from a vivid dream can sometimes have us for a moment in that strange place between memory and reality, we try to measure what seems to be a real experience with what is real.
Image: Land & Sky by Christopher Walker (06/03/1974 - 08/01/2005)