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These are the girls I have currently at home waiting for a makeover. The faceplate on left corner is my next victim. A Disco Boogie for Amelie. :)
As I am not in perfect working order I'd say a week for each girl should do it. :)
Thank you everyone for being so patient with me!
We've chosen an agent, signed the paperwork, open home dates and time have been arranged. Now for the busy bit of making the place look as good as possible.
Sunday, 5th May 2019.
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.
2012-08-17 Project Fika - windmill constructed by count Tage Thott in 1838. Last tenant was Jöns Nilsson Fritz who terminated the use of the mill in 1951. Foto: Allan Bank / nYxfoto
As part of my Year 2 project under the title of 'Methods and Approaches' I produced a series of images illustrating the walk I did where I lived as a child. Capturing certain aspects of the walk such as the wall outside my house, I shot this project in the perspective of a child both in medium format and digital. This image used Medium Format iso400
#70 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Apparently a compulsion to draw textures
Result: a lot of textures
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Micron 005 & 02 pens, in a Moleskine plain journal
Location: At home
Note: ...I have no idea what possessed me today...other than it was raining and I was cold and I apparently suffer from texture OCD. If you disagree click on the image to see it full sized and weep for my cramped hand. Naturally once I had started inking I had the though that ...OH I should have skipped the jacket and just drawn a patterned sweater instead! That way madness surely lies and the sad thing is it still sounds like a good idea...
January's Snowman, February Love Bunnies, March's Lucky Leprechaun, April's Red Robins, May's Stately Ladybug, June Dandy Lions, July's Independence Day Bears, August's Dog Days of Summer, September Fresh Apple, October Jack o' Lantern and Spooky Bat Friend, November's Turkey Dinner, December's Jolly Ol' St. Nick.
Katelin, throwing her 'Wreck This Journal" off the balcony roof thingo :|
I can't wait to get started on mine n__n
We had Sam Cawthorn come in and speak at our assembly today,
he's amazing!
Getting some fresh veggie snacks from Tanaka Farms and raising money for the farmers still affected by the Japanese Tsunami Earthquake.
Part of my team for my recent project. From Left: Chua, Zikri (Flickr Friend), Aris (Flickr Friend), Haliza, Micheal, Khoo, Rodzi (Flickr Friend).
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Would appreciate not having large/animated multi invite codes
Nanny bought Zoey a stylin' pair of Skecher's that light up on the top & sides. That's one of the great things about Nanny's - they'll get their granddaughter a $50 pair of Rock & Roll shoes just because.
Zoey has been stomping around in these 24/7 since getting home.
by Clayton Blake Thompson
Constructed by 1700 bread crates and 6500 cable ties to represent the global wealth pyramid
Quite happy with it. It'll be amongst great art.... my quirky little collage.
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I was rearranging books on the shelf this morning to make room for recently purchased novels when I found this book called "The Simplicity Reader" by Elaine St James. Item no. 97 in Chapter 8: Hard-Core Simplicity reads " Get rid of your phone".
What???
I'd rather forget to wear my undies to work than forgetting to bring the phone with me. The "what-ifs" would send me on a roller-coaster ride the whole day, until it's in my hand again.
Come to think of it, maybe, maybe I need to get rid of my phone to actually simplify my already simplified life.
***at least the author does not suggest me to get rid of my camera***