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Spotted this "Lil Woodzeez" General Store at Target tonight. LW appears to be a less expensive alternative to the Sylvanian Family series. :D (Just as an aside, the little props aren't as finely detailed as Sylvanian Family. However, if you are willing to do some painting/detailing yourself, it's not a deterrent.)
The broom I added to the set is 4" tall, which leads me to believe it is more to Real Puki scale than Puki Puki scale. Hmm...
I don't remember when I became obsessed with seeing numbers in my daily life. I find it fascinating that more often than not these numbers found me. I do not believe in coincidence nor in good omens.
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12 is my birthday date reversed and rob's actual birthday.
24 is how old I use to be.
0421 - my birthday
0412- rob's birthday
420 - earth day / my cousin's birthday
"You’re a broken record repeating these vanities.
Over and over again.
You find your words and made them work for you,
and trust me, people will drink them in.
The absence of a witness, no one to see this.
Hid your affection for self-obsession and the greed.
But now it’s back to your, back to your knees.
I’ve got a way.
Your jealous eyes, with reckless pride, feasting on the wealth.
I’ve got a way.
This little click, brick by brick, has turned upon itself."
--"Butcher's Mouth" By Emery.
I dare you to find a seam or line here. Huh, huh, tough guy, you think you can do it? I don't think you can.
Old typewriter photograph which has been kaleidoscoped to form a new look at a typewriter.
How can you tell when an image in a series is repetitive? We may need to try the tricks that writers use to see what fits and what needs to go. moneymakerphotography.com/repeating-yourself/
Find a repeating pattern today and make a photograph of it. #ds471 - Wall of the Gymnasium at Université Sainte-Anne.
Oh, we most certainly do, Monsieur! And we'll remember '07, as well.
RWC2007: France v New Zealand, 06 Oct - Cardiff.
Macau's name is derived from A-Ma-Gau or Place of A-Ma and this temple dedicated to the seafarers' goddess dates from the early 16th century.
According to legend, A-Ma, a poor girl looking for passage to Canton, was refused by the wealthy junk owners but a lowly fisherman took her on board. A storm blew up and wrecked all but the boat carrying the girl.
On arrival in Macau she vanished, to reappear as a goddess, on the spot where the fishermen built her temple.
It consists of prayer halls, pavilions and courtyards built into the boulder-strewn hill and connected by winding paths through moon gates and tiny gardens. At the entrance is a large rock on which is engraved a traditional sailing junk. On other boulders are carved red characters invoking the gods or repeating a prayer.
Three of the four pavilions are dedicated to A-Ma and contain some fine statues of the goddess together with a model of a junk with cannons, brass vessels and chapels to Buddhist and Taoist gods. The top shrine honours Kun Iam. This temple is distinguished by beautiful tiled roofs and spectacular views from the upper gardens. The festival of A-Ma takes place on the 23rd day of the 3rd moon (April or May).
Firecrackers, to scare away evil spirits, are exploded in the entrance courtyard to greet tour groups and lions dances are performed here on weekends.
Since our ownership of Angus and now Dusty our lawn, veggie garden and flowerbeds are up for grabs as a running track n field course. Hence, the fences to try and protect them. At the present time it is so far so good for this bed, the center room of our garden, not so much even with tomato cages lined up side by side. Dusty has made them into a obstacle course now, and the veggie garden, we have to put up a taller and stronger fence so they both don't pick/eat the ripe tomato's/ beans .
Oh well, We tried. Maybe the better fence will work for the veggies this year. Maybe.......