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Gman (12) has drawn a die, badge, bobbin, pencil sharpener, chess piece, ring, quilting pin, Lego brick, thimble, coin
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Home-made, for the firecracker decoration made for Chinese New Year. Back in February. Still adorning the window. Maybe I should take it down now.....
Prompt: Ouch!
Journaling:
Getting Married... OUCH!
wine tickets decor meal gifts music flowers programs book rings cake church venue candy buffet photographer veil dress suit kilt plaids name tags invitations RSVP cards bouquet dress pastor honeymoon flower girl ring bearer wedding day bride groom best man maid of honor save the date
Modified my bash prompt to show the number of outbound unpushed changes as well as the branch I am currently on. Idea / layout came from a similar hack I have for Mercurial repositories.
Another more minimalist page; I did very little here--the phoenix illustration, filled in with very opaque black paint, and then the addition of the prompt word "soar" and the relevant lyrics by Ani Difranco:
god help you if you are a phoenix
and you dare to rise up from the ash
a thousand eyes will smolder
with jealousy while you are just
flying past
Prompt DALL-E:
Create a widescreen portrait of a young, slender girl with her face faintly visible, composed entirely of black and dark gray tones, without any light gray or blue. Emphasize dramatic and wild accents of gold dust as the central focus and primary source of light. This gold dust should subtly illuminate her features, offering an artistic, high-fashion look. The image should radiate mystery and intrigue, with the gold dust creating a stark contrast against the dark backdrop. Include large expressive dark brown eyes and a thin, artful line of gold dust across her face, ensuring no blue hues are present.
I am now getting this annoying prompt every time I open Firefox for the first time daily. Has anyone else seeen this behavior?
Random brown and red swirls were drawn with colored pencils for the background.
I doodled my name in style of the Coca-Cola font.
Who says trees are green and have to be outdoors? This photo was taken for Our Daily Challenge - Tree
The cup or the customer-I'm not sure.
I have no clue where it was from. Restaurant ware from 40's or 50's.
My work cup.
Everyone knew it was fatal to use either my mug, pencil or stick eraser... to do so was to release catastrophic imbalance in the universe and time continuum.
Prompt: Adult life lessons: My adult life lesson is appreciating the value of sharing time with a loved one.
Credit: Turquoise paper is part of the Fleetwood kit from sahlinstudio.com/
Bieksa shoots an odd puck that deflected off a stanchion and sends the Vancouver Canucks into history.
3-2 double-overtime win.
"We're going for the cup, baby!"
Those were Kevin Bieksa's first words after his goal, and we cheered and roared like no one else (literally) at a little Hong-Kong-style café just outside of Downtown. We got out and promptly drove into Downtown.
Here's what we saw.
Video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vLcDUXh0os
Nautical Photos of the trip to Hamburg with the Museum Tug ELBE for the "Hamburger Hafengeburtstag" celebration. and a short visit to the Isle HELGOLAND from may 02 till 09-2017.
Once I learned the steps I couldn’t wait to make a belt and costume, and that's what prompted my "crazy fun farewell gift".
Three words jumped out when I was journaling on today's prompt: balance, strength, gentleness. Then, it made sense. My goal is to balance strength + gentleness.
This photo is of me having a cry on the porch (and another one as I write these words). It seems that pain, illness, and endings are a main presence in so many of my relationships these days - a dear childhood friend in palliative care, dying of lymphoma at 35; my uncle, struggling to find quality in his days when he's only got weeks left; my brother-in-law's dad, facing the possibility of life with no voice after a tumour is removed from his tongue; a family friend's beloved wife, who lost her battle with breast cancer on Friday night; even my dear old cat, Buddy, who's quality of life lessens every day and I know will need me to choose to peacefully end his pain. So much loss.
My "default position" is to be the strong one, to be in control so others can grieve, immerse themselves in their loss, take care of themselves and their loved ones. I am strong for others, but I also need to be gentle with myself.