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Olivia- Dynamite Girls Boogie Beach Reese doll.
Landon- Steven ken doll.
Photo from my doll story- www.thewaverlys.blogspot.com
Love for the sea, love for the landscape, love for someone or simply love for leaving a mark.
Between São Pedro of Estoril and Bafureira's beach someone left a message on this world that will last many... many years.
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Dist.Focal 18 mm
BOX DATE: 2020
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Rockelle; Bashley
BODY TYPE: 2020; GWT25; molded panties; articulated elbows, wrists, & knees
HEAD MOLD: 2019 "Fernessa"
PERSONAL FUN FACT: I could not wait to pounce on this doll when I had the chance. Rockelle hit our local Walmart sometime in February of 2021. Immediately I connected with her. She reminds me so fondly of Monster High's Rochelle Goyle...one of my absolute favorite characters from the franchise. Maybe it's the pastel hair color, the sweet expression, or the similar name. Either way, I find Rockelle to be the most enchanting Cave Club character (although Roaralai is also a favorite). Anyways, I kept hoping that this cutie would go on sale. I relentlessly stalked her for weeks on end. I also checked the other "Signature" dolls from the first wave religiously, to see if they were discounted. I noticed that I couldn't order Rockelle as easily online either for some reason...so that made her quite the priority. Towards the end of March 2021, I finally caught a break. This gal was on rollback for around $9.50. Yea, it wasn't a great deal, but she was the last Rockelle at the store. It looked like Walmart was trying to get rid of their Cave Club dolls, and not stock more. So I didn't think that it was likely I'd be able to buy her in person if the last doll sold. So I snagged her one morning while doing my weekly grocery shopping trip. The following day, Colleen and I completed the first wave of "Signature" dolls by obtaining Roaralai, Tella, and Emberly. Of the four dolls I got in that two day span, Rockelle is without a doubt my favorite. Maybe I'm a little bias because she has two ponytails and a toy dinosaur!
Brand new in the Store :D
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BOX DATE: 2020
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Rockelle; Bashley
BODY TYPE: 2020; GTH05; molded panties; articulated elbows, wrists, & knees
HEAD MOLD: 2020 "Bashley"
PERSONAL FUN FACT written by my sister: Amazon deserves a Kudos for how hard they campaigned to sell me this doll. One of the advantages of having a smartphone is that one can check his or her emails during mundane activities, such as going to the bathroom or waiting for a school bus. I became aware of this phenomenon and, over the summer, learned to toggle easily between my personal and professional emails. I wouldn't say I receive much correspondence from friends in my personal email--I only really email two of my friends on a regular basis. But, I receive a LOT of correspondence from Amazon--for all intents and purposes, Amazon and I are internet friends. Anyway, shortly after we discovered the wonders of Cave Club, Amazon began soliciting me (which isn't what real "friends" are supposed to do) to buy more Cave Club. Shortly after this started (at the VERY beginning of 2021) , I noticed that the majority of Amazon's lovely emails were trying to sell me Bashley. "Why is Amazon trying so hard to sell me Bashley?" I would say to Shelly, upon opening yet another Amazon/Bashley email. "Why always Bashley?" Don't get me wrong--the minute we opened our first Fernessa and Slate dolls, I think we decided we "needed" EVERYTHING Cave Club. However, prior to all the solicitation, Bashley was not on my radar as much as some of the others. After a while, I started thinking about how cute her name is and how funny it is that she's sold with a little guitar. I fell for her little face--which Shelly rightly says is reminiscent of Rocker Barbie! That smile is so sweet and sincere. I grew to love her purple locks . I knew we'd wind up with Bashley eventually. Actually, I thought she was more widely distributed than she was at the time. She and the "Signature" Rockelle weren't at our Walmart when the other Cave Club "Signature" releases were, but we just assumed: 1) Our Walmart misses a lot of cool stuff 2) They came out later than the other characters, so they might hit shelves around here later.
At the beginning of April 2021, we became aware of several new Cave Club items that had hazy release dates and were hard to find pictures of. This reminded us both of when the Moxie Girlz line trickled to a halt--the latest dolls being sold only abroad and on select websites. This caused what started as cheerful Cave Club gluttony to become frenzied Cave Club panic buying. Shelly was majorly concerned about the Cavetastic Sleepover dolls and I was really worried about Ruly and Lumina. As she kept trying to find the unobtainable sleepover characters, I kept pushing the obtainable Amazon dolls. Shelly thought a couple weeks might not make a difference, I pestered her until we decided to buy Cavetastic Sleepover Emberly (the only Cavetastic doll who was easy to get), Lumina, Ruly, and the Dino Nursery Adventure Rockelle. Then, we both had the same thought, "Should we just buy Bashley too?" "Yeah...I mean, she never hit our Walmart, even when Rockelle did." "Yeah, and you can't buy her on their website either..." Amazon's campaign to sell us Bashley won out at last! We spent most of my April vacation fretting about whether or not our Cave Club friends would arrive safely. Even though Bashley seemed the least likely to somehow not arrive (as I said, "Why would they try so hard to sell me something that wasn't in stock?"), she was no less appreciated than her friends. She is ten times cuter in person than she is in stock photos--and that's saying something!
Our Bashley came in a cardboard box without cellophane and was also labeled as "Mattel Canada." So were all the other Cave Club people in the assortment--including Rockelle and Emberly, who were in otherwise normal boxes. It seems our neighbors to the north are either getting earlier access to Cave Club or BETTER access to Cave Club than we are. At time of writing, whether or not our little friends become more obtainable in the states remains to be seen. I'd like to note that, while we did a Cave Club panic buying binge, it made sense (to us) because the dolls are so affordable to begin with--Rockelle being the most "expensive" because she's just so deluxe--that it didn't make sense to see if they became more widely available later and risk going through what we did with Moxie Girls Knitting Fun. Even Bashley, who I wrote off as "easy to find" in the beginning, wasn't widely stocked when we cracked down and purchased her.
I'm really glad we bought her--that sweet face and purple tresses. You can't go wrong! I noticed that someone had a picture of her compared to Ghouls Rule Clawdeen and, I must say, the resemblance is uncanny. Bashley will be groovin' and jammin' here with her crew for years to come. She's a little darling who wormed her way into our hearts.
The signatures of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh in the Visitors' Book at Áras an Uachtaráin (the Irish President's official residence), Dublin, on the first day of a four-day State Visit to Ireland by Her Majesty and His Royal Highness, 17 May 2011.
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processed by the nature of the light, frame and the moment with total absence of the "photoshop"
the cropping of this image is influenced by the "castel in the sky" and some modern paintings i saw many years ago, and my recent "trips to " Manuel Gayoso's photo-stream .... ->
www.flickr.com/photos/manuel_gayoso/7498011672/in/photost...
I did not take this picture the way you see it ... i am not even sure any more if i saw all this in the viewfinder :) ... may be i did !!! :)
One of the reasons my son invited me to visit him in New York on that particular weekend was that there would be a special exhibit on the Protestant Reformation, at the Morgan Library and Museum, in Manhattan. He knew I'd be interested! It was a rare time that certain items would be displayed outside of Europe.
Photography was allowed; here's a shot I took of the actual signature of Martin Luther, at the bottom of a letter he wrote in the sixteenth century.
Breakfast/seating area
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215 S Dixie Way, South Bend, IN.
This hotel opened in October 1987. In 2006, it was changed over to the Jameson Inn flag and remained a Jameson Inn until late 2012 or early 2013. Since then, the hotel has been a Quality Inn.
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El Signature Halong Cruise está ubicado en un barco tradicional de madera y ofrece suites de lujo con impresionantes vistas a la famosa bahía de Ha Long, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Cuenta con un solárium en la azotea y proporciona clases gratuitas de tai chi a bordo.
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The Signature Cruise Halong is located in a traditional wooden boat and offers luxury suites with stunning views of the famous Ha Long Bay, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It features a rooftop sun terrace and provides free classes in tai chi on board.
Más Información / More Information: signaturehalongcruise.com
I've been trying my hand at watercolour but it's not coming to me easily.
We're Here is showing our signatures, today.
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The Signature merges a luxury resort with the amenities of a timeshare (like a kitchen) while giving you access to everything at the neighboring MGM Grand -- including its casino, nightclubs, restaurants, entertainment and pools.
The suite life with a touch of home, quiet and exclusive, a hideaway from the crowds of weekend partiers
What we love
The Signature is a nongaming, nonsmoking resort. This means there'll be no noisy slot machines and no clouds of smoke hovering about. Yes, everything -- from the lobby to your suite -- smells nice and clean.
The balconies on select suites are awesome. If you're on a high floor, you could stay out on them for hours surveying all that goes on below. There are incredible views of either the Las Vegas Strip or the surrounding valley (and from some suites you can actually watch the planes take off and land at McCarran International Airport).
The Signature boasts a super in-suite dining menu...so super you may not want to go out to eat. Available from 6am - 2am, it features everything from breakfast, lunch and dinner items to appetizers, snacks and desserts as well as bar selections. You can even request a box of handmade chocolate truffles or an artisan cheese spread be delivered.
The property offers condo-style accommodations but the suites also come with many of the amenities you'd expect of an upscale hotel. For example, relax your weary body in a whirlpool tub after a long day (or night) on the town. Plus, some of the suites have cool TVs that rise from the desks.
Good to know
Regarding those fabulous balconies, you'll have to drag a chair out if you want to sit outside. There's no patio furniture on them.
Thanks to the guarded gate, it can feel strange arriving at The Signature at MGM Grand the first time. You'll be given a pass there and told which tower you're in. Each tower has its own valet service on the ground level (plan for a wait if you request your vehicle at busy times, like immediately following checkout). There is no self-parking area at The Signature, so if you want to self-park you'll have to make a long trek to the garage at MGM Grand.
Speaking of walking, expect to do a fair amount when you stay at The Signature. Consisting of three identical towers, it typically takes at least 10 minutes to walk from the farthest one to MGM Grand. The towers are all linked together and connected to the megaresort via moving walkways. Of course, MGM Grand is huge in itself, so once you get there you'll have to do more walking.
Oddly enough, even though the suites at The Signature come with either kitchenettes or full kitchens, you're not going to find any dishware, silverware or cooking utensils in them. You'll have to ask at the front desk on arrival or call the concierge to get those delivered. There is no charge for this, and you may request any number of plates, glasses, pots, pans and more that you desire.
This is a non-smoking hotel. Guests who light up in their room will be assessed a cleaning fee upon checkout. Smoke in designated areas, such as MGM Grand's casino next door.
Insider tips
As a guest of The Signature you can take advantage of all the amenities at MGM Grand -- like the Grand Pool complex. We recommend you do this because even though each tower at The Signature has its own heated outdoor pool, the one at MGM Grand is tricked out -- it boasts five pools, three whirlpools and a 1,000-foot-long lazy river.
If you're hungry and don't feel like going over to MGM Grand or the Strip, try Delights. This deli located in the second tower serves a lot more than just sandwiches. You can get a good skillet scramble for breakfast or one of several different pastas for dinner. And when you're looking to relax with a drink, check out The Lounge, a swanky bar located in the first tower.
Got a coffee craving? Now there's a coffee maker in your suite, but if you don't feel like brewing your own cup, head to the ground floor of the first tower where there's a Starbucks.
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2015 Neoplan N2216 Tourliner C53FT
Signature VIP Travel, Taunton, Somerset
Buckingham, 27 August 2021
New to Tours Designed, Barlborough Links, Derbyshire
First (and last) decent Rapunzel doll from Mattel. My only big complaint is the damn pearlescent skin. She'd look so much better without it. Other than that, I love her.
Seen during a short break to the Graafschap and Achterhoek regions of the Netherlands: Carel Willink's signature in the corner of one of his painting in the Kasteel Ruurlo annexe of the MORE museum in Gorssel.
Y19 SCC
Van Hool TDX Altano
Signature Coach Company of Taunton
Location: Bristol Parkway Rail Station
Date: 14/08/2021
Dutch postcard by 't Sticht, Utrecht, no. AX 6653. Sent by mail in 1975.
American singer and actress Nancy Sinatra (1940) is the daughter of singer/actor Frank Sinatra, and remains best known for her 1966 signature hit These Boots Are Made for Walkin'.
Nancy Sandra Sinatra was born the first child of Frank Sinatra and Nancy Barbato Sinatra in 1940 in Jersey City, New Jersey. She is the older sister of Tina Sinatra and Frank Sinatra Jr. She attended and graduated from University High School in West Hollywood, California. Her first television appearance was with her father and Elvis Presley in 1959. Her debut single was 'Cuff Links and a Tie Clip' (1961). She first appeared as a film actress in For Those Who Think Young (Leslie H. Martinson, 1964) with James Darren, and Get Yourself a College Girl (Sidney Miller, 1964). Without a hit in the US by 1965, she was on the verge of being dropped by her label Reprise. Her singing career received a boost with the help of songwriter/producer/arranger Lee Hazlewood. Bolstered by an image overhaul - including bleached-blonde hair, frosted lips, heavy eye make-up, and Carnaby Street fashions -, Sinatra made her mark on the global music scene in early 1966 with 'These Boots Are Made for Walkin'. She also recorded that year 'Sugar Town' (1966), and her cover of Cher's 'Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)' (1966), which features during the opening sequence of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill (2003), starring Una Thurman.
In the cinema, Nancy Sinatra appeared alongside Peter Fonda in the biker picture The Wild Angels (Roger Corman, 1966) and with Elvis Presley in the musical comedy Speedway (Norman Taurog, 1968). She also had another United States chart-topper, a duet with her father called 'Somethin' Stupid' (1967). She also had a hit with the John Barry / Leslie Bricusse penned theme song to the James Bond film You Only Live Twice (Lewis Gilbert, 1967), starring Sean Connery. By the early 1970s, she was covering new ground by recording songs from other writers such as Bob Dylan, Smokey Robinson, Lynsey de Paul, and Roy Wood. In 1985, she wrote the book 'Frank Sinatra, My Father'. In 2004 she collaborated with former Los Angeles neighbour Morrissey to record a version of his song 'Let Me Kiss You', which was featured on her autumn release 'Nancy Sinatra'. She was married twice. Her first husband was pop star Tommy Sands (1960-1965) and her second husband was Hugh Lambert, with whom she was married from 1970 till his death in 1985. They had two children, A.J. Lambert, and photographer Amanda Lambert.
Sources: Wikipedia and IMDb.
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