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(Loyalty Cards - February 2021 - Day 4)
Here's my old Borders Rewards card. It was issued in the mid-2000s if memory serves.
British Columbia residents who are making an effort to lead healthier lifestyles can now be rewarded with loyalty points such as Aeroplan, PetroPoints, Scene and MoreRewards, thanks to an innovative new mobile app called Carrot Rewards.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016HLTH0013-000326
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British Columbia residents who are making an effort to lead healthier lifestyles can now be rewarded with loyalty points such as Aeroplan, PetroPoints, Scene and MoreRewards, thanks to an innovative new mobile app called Carrot Rewards.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016HLTH0013-000326
... along the way, Palo and I have met so many amazingly creative people and we thank everyone who has viewed and commented along the way. However, with 9 days to go, I wanted to acknowledge and thank 9 very special friendships -
mollybob you first suggested to Palo to pick up a camera and join Flickr ... we dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
ron you have taught us so much about story telling through the adventures of Ingmar. You have opened my rusty heart to listen to the true value of the message behind the words. At times your words have left a far greater impact than you can imagine ... we dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
pauline your caring nature and support has motivated us to stay true to our creativity ... we know your affinity for flowers and dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
nate you are a magical lego legend that leaves the most thoughtful and considerate comments comments everyday ... we dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
malinda you may not be active on Flickr at this time, but you and Zoro welcomed us and wished us well on the very first day of this journey ... we miss you and dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
mark we appreciated your wicked wit and for challenging Palo and I take the twists and turns in our 365 to make it interesting ... we dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
jan your remarkable generosity and whacky humour (and this just oozes through Mr P) brings a smile to my face every single day ... we dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
barbara you are so inspirational ... your playfulness and laughter brings so much joy ... you are one of the best toy photographers on Flickr, it is an honour to know you ... we dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
marty it feels as though you are part of this tiny-palo family ... your loyal and heartfelt support has been there every step of the way. You may hold the record for favouriting the most tiny photos ever, but we still want to dedicate this daily shot to you ... thank you.
357365 Toy Project
357365 One Object 365 Project
The colder weather systems have brought fascinating clouds. Sunrises, sunsets, and everything in-between have been amazing to photograph. The attempts are made with constantly changing sunlight conditions, but its fun.
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I mentioned that I needed bubble wrap and my true love returned home with this. He was very proud that he'd gotten the buy-two-get-one-free deal.
I received a set of three two-sided mini posters of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, from Disney Movie Rewards on February 17, 2016. They feature a group shot of all the main characters, and closeups of Rey, Leia, Han, Finn and Kylo. They measure 19" H x 13" W, and are nicely printed on stiff poster paper. They were shipped flat, and arrived in perfect condition. Here are my photos of the posters. They are still available from the DMR site for 650 points.
Here I show how my new Olaf Pull-Apart Plush comes apart. First his head comes off. Then his upper body (with his arms attached) comes off his lower body, at his waist.
I just got my Olaf Pull-Apart Plush, from Disney Movie Rewards. He is the smallest of my Olaf plushes, at 8 1/2'' to the top of his head, or 10 1/2'' to the top of his hair. He cost $9.95. I ordered him a month ago (April 12) and got him today (May 16). He has a total of six removable pieces, held together with Velcro. Namely his head, his nose, his upper body, his arms, and his lower body (including his legs). He is very soft, and has the same design as the other Disney Olaf plush dolls. The Velcro works pretty well to keep his various parts together, but it takes a bit of patience and trial and error to get all the parts close to their original positions. But I suppose being a snowman, it isn't necessary to get him exactly aligned. His body is much smaller than the similarly sized Small Olaf plush by the Disney Store, so he is much lighter. He is very stable sitting down, in his normal position. The Velcro fasteners allow his different parts to be posed as if they had rotating joints, so he is as posable as a plastic doll, except for his feet/legs, which have fixed positions in front of his lower body. It will be lots of fun to pose this plush with other members of my Frozen collection, especially to reproduce scenes from the movie.
Black. Size 9.5. Ordered today at 3:44pm. I have been waiting like a good girl to have money, and at 3:25 my freelance check cleared! At 3:35 I saw that the black ones had come back into stock in my size, and at 3:40 the logo I have been struggling with for over a week, had been viewed and approved! soooo:
I AM ALLOWED TO BUY BOOTS!
:)
British Columbia residents who are making an effort to lead healthier lifestyles can now be rewarded with loyalty points such as Aeroplan, PetroPoints, Scene and MoreRewards, thanks to an innovative new mobile app called Carrot Rewards.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2016HLTH0013-000326
I try really hard not to use cellphone pictures each week. But honestly, it's just so d*** hot here carrying my camera places we go is not happening. Plus, these pictures represent a very accomplished, very deserving moment. GaGa competed in her second agility trial this weekend and earned 2 titles already. For such a young, unconventional dog playing this fantastic game, she has done so, so very well for me. I couldn't be more proud, so these two photos, side-by-side, represent the rewards she so very much earned this weekend. to my rockstar.
Since I have been home shooting again, I have been hesitant about how much of my face that I want to show in self portraits. I find that faces often add so much identity to a character that I am portraying. While I find a representation of myself in many of my self portraits, I also want to leave room for the viewer to add their own identity, so as to better understand the story I am trying to tell. For this shoot, however, I decided to bend my own rules. It was interesting for me to then see the changes that have occurred in my face since my last portrait with a focus on my face.
I did not plan this shoot ahead of time, like I usually do. I was with my mom at her office and she had to turn the water off in a well pit. She asked me to go take the lid off and I immediately begged her to let me drop down there and do a shoot. The shovel was my only prop and the slip I was wearing my only costume, but I don't think the idea of digging one's own grave is a bad concept for me.
I know I'd walk with an extra spring in my step were I able to don this outfit and use golden service items for Sunday Mass.
People being what they are, it wouldn't surprise me if the sumptuousness of one's finery were in direct proportion to one's power and importance within the Church's earthly hierarchy.
Girlfriend and dog in film. Accidental light leak and double exposure. Have no idea how it even happened. I finally recognized where the "rewards" came from. It was my employer's healthcare information packet. How it ended up on this shot remains a mystery.
Colorado Springs, CO - Weeds are pulled, lawn mover is placed back in the garage and grass clippings are swept. Time for a Gin and Tonic.
I haven't done 7days in several rounds, but finally feel the crafty bug to step back up.
While working in retail has it's LARGE AMOUNTS OF DISADVANTAGES, I consider myself lucky enough to work at a place where I love my co-workers and for the most part love my job.
Halloween is my absolute favorite time of year, and knowing this, My co-workers picked me as a top contributor at work. My prize? A halloween bag FULL of every kind of new candy Target is selling this season.
It's the highlight of my MONTH, I was so excited. Mmmm gummy boogers and Spider suckers!
I have alot going on with me now, and I hope to stick with this run this time guys. I hope everyone is happy to see me, cause I'm glad to be back!
A cold grey day out on the bike and so it was grand to have a wee reward on the way home, just as the heavy rain started.
Winning Tomb of Sargeras Rewards and Achievement, Pets and T20 Transmog, please click: www.raiditem.com/shownews-1628.html to learn more.
I got the Disney Movie Rewards Disneyland Diamond Celebration Limited Release Pin by redeeming 900 points on the US DMR site. It was released online on July 15, 2015 and sold out the same day. It was shipped on July 17, and I received it on July 24.
It depicts the Sleeping Beauty Castle decorated with faux blue diamonds. The silver lettering on the pin is embossed, and the castle has a blue tint. It has two pin posts, and comes with a custom backing card. It is an official Disney Parks Pin Trading pin. It is more elegant and detailed than the similar Disney Parks OE DL60 Jeweled Castle Pin ($11.95, available in Disneyland), which has smaller faux white diamonds, and flat lettering. I compare the two pins side by side.
The Secondary school at Buttershaw has had a number of name changes since its opening in 1956.
In 1956 it opened as Buttershaw Secondary School , since then it has been Buttershaw Comprehensive, Buttershaw Upper School and Buttershaw High School. Currently it enjoys the name of Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College.
The original 1956 buildings were extended in the early 1960. Further building work continued during the 70’s 80’ and 90’s.
In 2008 the new building was opened and the old building demolished.
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