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My wife was all ready in Charleston on business and when she picked me up at the Charleston Airport I spotted this '56 Chevy truck 4sale in the airport parking lot.
October 17th,2009(sooc)
i don't remember much of what i did friday but it was a chill day. i couldn't upload this before i left for work because my camera battery died. I do remember i worked at night and it was kinda fun, i rode home for the first time at night and that was really fun.
I love that towel. For me i love just sitting in my towel, i find myself so comfortable i can sit in it for hours without getting dressed. it's so relaxing to me..i don't know. ahah
1.Quick, friend, he isn't that fast. 2. Form. 3. Balance. 4. Contrast added, brightness brought up, saturation added. 5. Infinite. 6. West.
Love the freckles, but oh that quick curl hair. Any suggestions on restyling, de-tangling would be appreciated.
The outfit is actually factory made but seems rather short on her. Perhaps an Only Hearts outfit?
Two woman came and interrupted my 2 minute exposure. They went into the water and up again before my exposure was finished. That's what I call a quick bath.
Just a quick edition done today. I still have some problems with hairs and stil searching for the best wahy to do it for me.
Okay if I was to start a bntm would you audition ? . I did one but I didn't get many entries an I was embarrassed so I deleted the photo and never started . I think it's going to be fun but its okay if you don't want to enter ill just wait another time because I have so many bntm themes so consider it and yeah .... Bye !
Batch 1! A few more are on the way...
I tried to catch every performer, but if I missed you, I'm sorry. You may have been too quick for my lens!
These images were taken at the Doug Fir Lounge in Portland, Oregon, on October 24th, 2008. It was an awesome cd release party for "(D)early Departed," a compilation cd to benefit the Lone Fir Cemetery.
Quote from the site:
"What do an axe murderess, a beloved physician, a successful crimper, a poet with a hankering for drowning, and a French prostitute with a heart of gold have in common?
They are all permanent residents of historic Lone Fir cemetery, one of Portland’s historical, architectural, and horticultural gems. And now, they come to life in a new collection of original songs by some the city’s best musicians.
(D)early Departed: True Lies Unearthed from Lone Fir Cemetery pays tribute to some of Portland’s most colorful deceased citizens. Proceeds from the benefit CD support upcoming restoration projects for Lone Fir Cemetery.
Musicians include: Adam Shearer & Adam Selzer, Al James, Amelia, Chris Robley & The Fear of Heights, Holcombe Waller, James Beaton, Jesse Emerson, Jim Brunberg, Leigh Marble, Matt Sheehy, Nick Jaina, Pete Krebs, Ritchie Young, Storm Large, The Taciturns"
The Lone Fir site is here: www.friendsoflonefircemetery.org/
These photos are out of order - I'm sorry - I had traveled and one of my cameras was an hour off of the other.
It was a fantastic show - amazing music, wonderful storytellers, happy times. The end of the evening was especially fun - everyone came out onstage and sang "Don't Fear the Reaper." TOTALLY rocked. :D
Another quick phone snap of this girl, out of her box this time. She's so pretty! I've just brushed her hair out nicely and it's so thick and lush and shiny.
Sai ua sausage, oil-fried egg, onion, cilantro, and a dressing of fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, and chiles. Wish I'd had some cucumber, too—but hey, I can't complain. It was a flavor explosion.
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I swear this stuff is TOO addicting. I know, i sit inside that place for 4-5 hours at a time...... (FREE WIFI) ^_^
a tall lanky man
in a hat
raven-black
cocked to the right
always the right
the top hat unfolds
made of paper, blood and air
Jeremiah Quick
the hat tips
circus director extraordinaire
painted canvas
brushes the sawdust in the wind
sounds of merriment can be heard within
they come
mortals and ghosts all
snared in the
three rings thrall
blessed by the First Ladies and Gentlemen
the ones who ruled in woodland halls
before men built their terrible walls
that he might
summon all manner
of wild beauties, tame beasts
fauna and flora
for this
the show of shows
and its lord
the dead leave with something akin to a soul
while the living lose their minds fragile hold
for who could
except the dead
dare to the spectacle
of the circus
where a succubus
in a black paper top hat
cocked to the right
always the right
thrills and delights
for just one night