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This shows dominant positive volume because with one of Christina's hands being extended while her body is shifted to the right gives the photo a sense of substance and weight, when Christina finally hears a knock at the door!
Good things:
TINY OWL DRESS!
I sewed this all today. I am irrationally excited. The pattern started as New Look P6749, but I added darts, curved princess seams and doubled faced hems. And married the smallest bust with the biggest butt. The dress also features my first fabulously invisible zipper. I am over the moon about this.
The fabric was a sheet I found at Walmart. Like you do.
Continuing to rock some of my closet faves! The boots, admittedly, are new; the jacket is a piece swiped from my mother's closet- fab and vintage- embroidered silk with shearling details. Best worn with maximum ROCK STAR attitude.
Good things:
-A JOB INTERVIEW. I am super excited.
-I am really pleased with my home hair dye. It feels super FWP ridiculous to cover a $700 dye job (thank you, magazine article) with drug store dye bought on clearance, but I'm digging the result.
-New Fryes. Thanks, Dad!
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Sinar F1 4x5 monorail camera; Nikkor-W 135mm lens at f/22; Ilford Harman Direct Positive paper, rated at ISO 3; Ilford Multigrade paper developer.
I took this picture yesterday and showed it to my friends on Facebook. Some people liked it, and then I realized something: I had a Flickr account; maybe my friends on that site might like to see it too, so here it is.
It was a necessary picture to take because Monday and most of Tuesday this week were miserable. The gray skies and rain showers were on my tail everywhere I went. I had a one-stop delivery in Connecticut yesterday, and had to go to Archbald, PA on the way home to pick up foam. It’s a straight shot west on interstate 84. As I drove, the sky started to be gradually clear, with small specks of blue becoming more persistent. By the time I arrived in town, the sky looked like this.
I almost prefer the sky smattered with white puff balls versus pure blue. It keeps my eyes moving between ground and sky, and that’s good for safety. Back when I was a baby trucker, I was taught a safety course called the “Smith System.” There were about five principles, most of which I can’t remember. (Don’t worry; I’m still a safe driver.) The one that sticks in my mind is “Keep your eyes moving.) We were taught to continually scan between the mirrors, the gauges on the instrument cluster, pretty girls passing by, and the road. (Okay, I might have made up the pretty girl part.) The purpose was to keep the fluid in the eye fresh, and the mind sharp as to what is going on around you.
The problem with gray skies is that they tend to get us down. Our focus is low on the road, and the windshield wipers can put us in a trance. There lies the danger; multiple studies have shown that when people drive in rain and solid clouds for more than six days in a row, they eventually become so down in spirits that they give up hope and just start driving off cliffs and stuff. (Okay, you got me. I may have made up that study.)
I do think it helps to look up at the puffy clouds like those that are seen in this picture. It adds contrast to the sky, and for me, it also adds wonder. I wonder what it would be like to have a glider at the moment, see how much lift I could work from the floaters. I also wonder how long the nice weather will last. Perhaps it may hold on through the holiday weekend? In the end, it is just another element added to the scan that I was taught.
On an interesting side note, I almost didn’t take this picture. The loaded trailers at my pick-up point are usually right out front. I drop my empty one, grab the stuffed one and hit the pike. Yesterday the sole loaded one was around the back of the building. When I went there, the first thing that I noticed besides my trailer was the view. There was no way I could drive away without trying to capture it. There was a chain-link fence about 6 feet high, which exceeds my eyeball level. I had to set the camera on the fence above my head, take a picture, check to see if I got what I wanted. I did it three times before I got this one. When I received positive feedback from my Facebook friends, I determined that deciding to take that picture was also a “safe” bet.
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So many good things happened in the last 18 hours.
1. I made plans to visit my parents in the sunny South. Goodbye, heavy coat!
2. I made plans to visit a friend in the snowy North. Goodbye, bare skin!
3. I made plans for lots of fun things with Punsir.
4. I met a family friend's grandson for lunch today. He's new to Philly, and we had a great time. I suspect I will also really like his fiancee. New friends!
5. The local NPR station was having a fundraiser at the place where I had lunch: buy a scoop of "WHYY Experience" and they get all the money. You guys, it was Egg Nog Ice Cream with Caramel and Chocolate Covered Pretzels. Fighting the power is so hard sometimes.
Today: WINNING.
Also, you will please note the stunning Lady Eleanor from Ashley!
Apparently some folks on the west side think Youngstown can be saved. I'm not sure but it appeared that this building may be owned by Jenkins Signs.
New father, Javid Tahirli, his wife and their baby girl took part in a “Papa Schools” project to promote positive parenting. Javid was nominated as the most active father in the project.
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Though the road’s been rocky it sure feels good to me.
Author: Bob Marley
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Signature de la convention « Territoire à énergie positive pour la croissance verte » (Ministère de l'Ecologie - Hôtel de Roquelaure - Paris)
In order to make positive thinking yield results, you need to develop a positive attitude toward life, expect a successful outcome of whatever you do, but also take any necessary actions to ensure your success.
The North Charleston Police Department is partnering with local non-profit organization Metanoia to pilot a “Positive Ticketing” campaign in select North Charleston neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of the campaign will be to strengthen community-police partnerships and to encourage youth towards positive behavior.
Photo by Ryan Johnson