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The Farmworker Immersion Project placed students in the community to learn about farmworker rights and immigration issues. The students were guided through a first-hand experience of farm work life. They visited a local berry farm and learned about the agricultural business, then worked in the field and harvested berries.

Austin Music Project at the Wyndham Garden Hotel. Billy Joe Shaver (photo by Steve Hopson) and Kinky Friedman.

Lubuto Library Project staff and representatives from ASHA tour the prospective site for Lubuto's newest library at Mthundze, Friday, Nov. 14, 2014, in Lusaka, Zambia. (Photo by Jason DeCrow/Lubuto Library Project)

The project has approximately 8,000 minifigures. Amoskeag once employed as many as 17,000 people.

Working on another bike for a good frien, Gert! The paint will be gold/green flakes, rusty tank with pinstripes...

Started the day with a dash to the bus. Sarah and I enjoyed a light lunch on Mississippi avenue. I learned Sarah thinks in a counter clockwise fashion. A few hours and an opal for good luck later, Dan picked us up to go to Science pub. I vomited pretty heartily into the bucket they conveniently keep in the back seat but felt good to go shortly there after. The topic was expedition Titanic with PH Nargeolet , this French dude who has been on the most expeditions for the Titanic ever. I got to see some pretty cool artifacts all up close and personal and learned some pretty neat things.

My thirtieth birthday present from my boyfriend. Two finger name ring:)

In a hurry today to "get that photo." Glanced out my bedroom window and look what I saw!! Oh, I ran, grabbed the camera and out the door I went. Luckily he stayed long enough for me to snap this shot.

f/22 1.3 sec ISO 400 vertical lines, spiral lines in rope

Circle Rainbow Halter Dress for the 1st week of Project Run & Play.

 

Blogged about here!

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One of the UBC Bike Co-op's community bikes (a.k.a. The Purple and Yellows) looking a little tired (but then they all do)

Submersion: The Spiritual Language of Water. Steinhart Aquarium, CA Academy of Sciences (2010)

This was taken for a college project for genders and colours.

Our noodle craft project we started today. Couldn't really make anything b/c we're in need of glue... But it was a fun start!!

various views taken from the window of an emirates A380 from DXB-LHR,

The Farmworker Immersion Project placed students in the community to learn about farmworker rights and immigration issues. The students were guided through a first-hand experience of farm work life. They visited a local berry farm and learned about the agricultural business, then worked in the field and harvested berries.

Starting off the New Year with a dinner of black eyed peas and cabbage rolls (for health, wealth and prosperity).

Newseum, Wasington D.C.

The Aspen Institute Copyright 2016: The Aspen Institute/Laurence Genon

Some touristy type shots of the Eden Project, St Austell, Cornwall.

If you're in Cornwall, you've gotta visit this place, it's a fantastic day out.

View On Black

30" x 72" table, with 49" x 86" wood top, covered with green felt, and dary bluish gray baseplates.

created in the 1920s Berlin Project

 

Attempts at art from 2013

Here you can see the bare insides of the dollhouse/bookcase...a little shiny..so we may have some issues getting wallpapers to stick.

Project 365 is about driving your imagination to unexpected limits by taking one photo each day.

Main rules: iphone, b&w and square format.

We were at the lookout at Preston hoping a sunset would present u beautiful backdrop for us. Sadly it did not occur due to a large storm building to the west. This is as near as we got to a sunset photo. I like the lens flare in it, and love the outlook!

I haven't finished it yet but I'm making a cubby so I can store my laptop in a smaller bag safely. Carrying my laptop in a cumbersome suitcase has its benefits but it's become too much to handle on an every day use and having a smaller bag will be easier for me.

 

Also pretty much everyone at work has asked if I'm moving in or about to go on a trip at least once already. After the first time the joke was old. After the 30th time, well, you get my point.

 

I'll take another photograph when its done. I still have to do some lining needing to be done (which is giving me a new skill: sewing).

 

My Ambian is kicking in so I better get to bed.

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