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Bindlegrim releases the last of the 2012 lanterns...
The scene is midnight, deep in the brambles of the pumpkin patch, crawling with a number of spooky creatures staring back at you.
The last HAINT HOUSE vintage style 12-side lantern #2/5 BINDLEGRIM Halloween art (ebay: www.ebay.com/itm/141007860084)
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Patches is a sweet little calico Manx who has been at the refuge since 2008. She is incontinent due to a birth defect, and she requires daily hygiene cleanings. Because of her special needs, her chances of adoption are considerably lower than our other cats and she will likely be a lifelong resident at the Goathouse Refuge.
She loves people and getting attention. Every night at dinnertime, Patches knows it's time to get in the cage with her name on it! Some of our cats are caged at night if they require a special diet, which Patches does. We can also monitor her litterbox this way. In the morning, she is happy to come out and spend the day lounging on the futon or exploring the outside area, although she never goes far! She's a gentle little homebody cat.
which one of these is not like the other?
well....unfortunately, this patched step was not patched when i was a freshman in college,
and even more unfortunately, it lead to my first broken bone.
september 13, 2001. 3 weeks into school i broke my ankle in this exact spot. i wasn't seeking it out in my visit to lawrence, but it happens to be the front steps to the school of architecture, which i did visit.
it was very traumatic at the time.
I must say though, i think having to learn how to navigate with crutches made me a better architect....when it comes to ADA.
and I can't make this trip without saying a note about this girl:
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more pictures from the trip here:
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901. healed bones
902. modern medicine
903. lessons learned.
a series of photos taken during the carnival of Taormina (Sicily) 2018 ....
una serie di foto realizzate durante il carnevale di Taormina (Sicilia) 2018 ....
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Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT) student and he+s overalls. Those patches supposed to be funny, and they usually are. Most of them are memories or gifts of friendship. The color od the overalls refers what subject you are studying on.
Jaymie asked me about the 'patch' reference in my flickr name at an accidental 'real-world' introduction of flickr pals at pei-wei in the 'boro tonight. here is patches (c. 2001) in all her 3-pound glory!
The lack of feathers is caused by the cramped chicken in the battery cages pecking at each other through boredom. They should all have a full body of feathers by early summer as now they are free ranging most of the day the plucking has stopped
And after all that effort, I realized I had no suitable head to swap. Do any of the Minis have white hair and/or afro puffs?
This is the very first encounter between Patches & Rambo. Patches was terrified of this little thing, running around the bed and peeking over the edge but not daring to come up until this instant. Shortly after the end of this video Patches hid away somewhere for hours. For 5 days whenever Rambo approached her Patches would hiss/growl or sometimes swat her then jump someplace high to escape the little devil. Rambo couldn't care less...she was fearless.
Taken 08/10/2010 with a Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS and heavily edited to spare my contacts 4 or 5 separate videos.
A patch here, a patch there, but the Rock remains. Valley Junction, East St Louis, IL, February 2023.
Sgt. 1st Class James Barnett receives his Thunderbird (45th Infantry Brigade) combat patch from the Brigade Commander, Brig. Gen. Myles Deering.
Photo: Capt. Geoff Legler, JASG-C Office of Public Affairs
"501st Patch Images"
Created by Tom Hodges for use as a iron on for a t-shirt to advertise and Identify the project at Celebration Europe.
High Res version available by emailing craftingthegalaxy@gmail.com
Patches came into ADOPT pet shelter in Naperville, IL through our spay/neuter program from an outside organization today and was just so unique looking that I had to take some pictures.
Maybe her name came from her appearance after her shave -many long-haired animals who've lived as strays for awhile or that've been neglected at home end up needing to be shaved when they reach a rescue because of severe matting that can dig into their skin and cause some nasty infections. -Patches' shave job was quite jagged and, well, patchy but I think that along with her smushed in face, it added to her charm!
She's an amazingly sweet cat -as I took these pictures she was rubbing all over my hand, arm, and face and she totally won me over. Sometimes it's tough seeing these animals come and go in one day when you find personalities as unique as Patches' -I hope she finds a nice rescue organization or home soon. I would have taken her myself if I could. What a unique cat!
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Patches is a piebald whitetail deer. Although they are pretty and rare, this is not a desired trait. Thought to be caused by overcrowded deer populations, which is the case here in Bent Tree.
Friends and family gathered at Oars and Paddles Park in Indian Harbour Beach, Florida, to celebrate Hunter Babcock's 4th birthday party Oct. 24, 2021. The gifts, games, cake, and decorations paid homage to Hunter's favorite theme: dinosaurs!
After the party, Hunter and his family visited a pumpkin patch at Satellite Beach Methodist Church to select the perfect pumpkins to carve for Halloween.
Photo by John L. Carkeet IV, LimpingFrog Productions
Pictures from our usual visit to the pumpkin patch around this time every year. We always have a good time. This year was no exception.
This weekend we took the kids to the pumpkin patch at the Orr Family Farm in Oklahoma City where we spent the day with some good friends. The farm is the pinnacle of home grown "agritainment" which really typifies life in Oklahoma. Very laid back, very fun, and lots for the kids to do. The posted rules are simple yet enforced: No cussin, no drinkin, and no smokin. The last one was particularly tough for my six year old.