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Uploaded before in colour but now in B&W as a tribute to Brian Wilson, who died yesterday aged 82, the same day as Tim's sister Norina, who died aged 71. RIP you great people xxx
"The highlight of Victorious for me was seeing Brian Wilson. I've been a fan of the Beach Boys as long as I can remember, and my sister's "Greatest Hits" cassette was something I enjoyed as a child. We managed to get a pretty good position here quite close to the front, and didn't realise how many people were there to see Brian and the band until we turned round to leave for the next act! Best known songs performed were "Wouldn't It Be Nice", "Sloop John B", "God Only Knows" and of course, "Good Vibrations"! My favourite songs were "Breakaway" and "Darlin'".
This photo was taken in Kuching, the capital of the state of Sarawak, on the southwestern part of the island of Borneo, and a part of the Malaysian federation. In this picture is the local mosque.
Hundreds of K-9 units from near & far stretch for miles on their way to honor slain Pittsburgh K-9, Rocco. www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2014/02/07/Funeral-for-sl...
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I have been meaning to do a record sleeve portrait for ages and I can never get any models to help me.
I tried what I could as I found the old Thriller record in the collection.
Vini was looking forward to see him this coming September but...
It is very sad. I couldn't understand what was going on in his brain in the last years but I would like to remember him for the great music and work he created.
RIP Michael Jackson.
Angela Harris Lindley, AKA pinkiestyle, AKA my lovely wife, passed away on 21 August 2012, after a long battle with breast cancer.
She was a fantastically well-loved lady, as evidenced by the hundreds of people who turned up for the viewing and funeral: people who worked with her from many years previous yet had still been touched by her wonderfully friendly nature and huge smile and wanted to say goodbye, friends from school who'd loved her for more than half her life, and of course me, her son Jae, her loving parents Mary and Jim, her brother David, cousins, aunts, uncles, a large and extended family - so many people, so much love for one person.
To me she was an inspiration, a friend, and the love of my life. I first encountered her via her old Wordpress blog and was immediately captivated by her photos. I made some comments, bookmarked the page and kept on coming back. She showed me an America I'd never seen: the vintage signs, the cars, the bowling lanes, the drive-ins, all so beautiful and sadly fading both, and introduced me to a new world of the “crappy camera” - holga, diana, etc – and the “dead” medium of film. I never looked back. I bought a holga and my life changed. We communicated; comment, email, chat, phone, and finally met one fateful February in New Orleans. Ah, New Orleans...
We married in December 2008 and had one good year together before her cancer, first diagnosed when she was 28 and fought off twice, came back. The next years followed a path of chemo and hope and laughs and disappointment and low points before she finally decided she'd had enough of the chemo treatments early this year. The end, when it came, was swift and (I can only hope and pray) pain-free.
Photography was Angie's great love, she had the “eye” and was so talented. I often used to try to encourage her to do more with it but she never felt she was that good. I disagree. Take a look back and see what she produced and you'll see such a wonderful collection of Americana. But not just photos of signs and the like, but photos taken with a rare love and skill.
She will be missed. Words are inadequate.
David Lindley
28 August 2012
Very sad to hear one of my favourite authors died today. But what a legacy to leave. He created an amazing world, like our own in so many ways, but absolutely and completely different. From my very first purchase: The Colour of Magic, to more recent stories, I've loved them all. And of course will always have a soft spot for the Librarian of the Unseen University - ook!
well, it's been a month since my pukipuki cupid2 went missing. for those who didn't see my picture about it before, 2 days after i got her, she disappeared. i fell asleep with her on the end table, woke up the next day and she was gone. tore the house about for days. we assume my brother's cat, who steals EVERYTHING(especially my stuff), stole it and hid it. we checked everywhere, even the trash and places he couldn't get to. couldn't and still can't find her.
i am so unbelievably upset about it, but i think it's time to move on and accept she's gone forever. :'( i probably won't get another one for a while, i wish i didn't have to, part of me doesn't want to "replace" her, and honestly i don't want to drop that money on her again so soon. :/ i have to start saving for months to get her again. :(
*le really really big sigh*
i'm holding funeral services in my heart starting tomorrow, for the rest of my life. donations can be sent to the charity "making stupid cats who steal stuff not thievingly stupid anymore", which is a nonexistent charity i just made up.
i miss you polka, i love you. sorry you went missing.
love, me. <3
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These are the models older than 2016 of which I was able to save a backup page before it happened.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to find an easy way to save the comments, too. Those have been deleted with the rest of the pages.
But I'm glad that at least I was able to save this much.
I've added the links to the pages at the end of the Welcome page of my NILSOBRIX blog to keep the memory.
P.S.: Thanks to a comment at TLCB I was able to find an older copy of my page on web.archive.org.