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Formerly Martonair part no S/510, now is Norgren part no S/513 (which comes with a silencer, it will be removed!).
had a long day at school?
fruit salad with vanilla ice cream is the best thing to have after you come back from school :D
* mom mixes the fruit with mango jucie,, but I don't like the flavor that much so I add ice cream
A child tries his best to pull a rickshaw (but it didn't move at all). Taken just outside of Ditan Park, Beijijng.
Shot TTV with a Kodak Duaflex (border, abberations and dust all from the TLR glass, not PS).
The windows quicklaunch bar on my work PC.
Oooh contraversial - it's the first non OS-X dock in the group!
Video presentation of assembly of the frame of a rapidly erected structure at the booth of Mukhin Boris Grigorievich
Jenny Block wrote an incredibly honest, interesting book called Open: Love, Sex, and Life in an Open Marriage. She lives in North Dallas and has a husband, girlfriend, daughter, and thriving career as a writer.
I read a preview copy of the book while in Marfa last week and just the sight of the cover sparked some fascinating conversations in the car between Tanya, Erica, Andrea, and me. The whole concept of open marriage usually causes some sort of reaction in people, whether fascination or judgment, curiosity or condemnation. Personally, I alternate between "ick" and "interesting."
I was lucky enough to interview her for Quick and it's the top story on the website today! Sweet! You can read it here.
Oh, and I still have my copy of Open, if anyone would like to read it.
On the front porch at 601 Market St., Laredo, TX, about 1930. The porch swing had not been hung yet. She (my ggmother), was a pretty woman even in old age. She had married three times, to LeValle, then Quick, lastly a McKenzie, who either died or abandoned her. John A. Quick fathered all her surviving children. The story goes that, when she died, her children, embarrassed and confused by her last surname, buried her in an unmarked grave. Catherine Rachel O'Donnell LeValle Quick McKenzie, 1861-1935. (restored by IVZ)
So sorry for the lack of uploading!
I've been so busy and I haven't been able to sit down and edit all of them.