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Class 50 no 50008 rumbles through Whitacre Junction with a single coach working from Wembley Lmd to Bristol Barton Hill W.R.D. at this point is was running 45 minutes late. 13-07-19.
Stainless steel (19c27 @ HRC 61) deba for fish filetting. Not a true honyaki knife, but a monosteel one. Should start its duty soon.
The world is full of strange coincidences. The chain of events just won't stop coagulating especially when the flow of your life is going full steam ahead, yet It takes tremendous effort for a man to run fast but still able to stop in the midst of chaos for contemplations resulting in clearer visions. I treasure these sleepless nights.
My last post was about a product combining pen and compass features. When I was posting it, I recalled another two products combining pen and ruler features. Ruler..... somehow I couldn't stop thinking about ruler. Unconsciously I went to organize my old digital photos thinking about work, suddenly 4 pictures stopped my skimming, pictures I thought I took not long ago, they are photos of my father's ruler.
"Not long ago" I thought, they were taken when I visited my parents for dinner, together with me and my brother's family. I was helping out to clean the table and I opened a drawer for a pair of scissors, this very ruler caught my sight and soon as I pulled it out from the drawer a stream of emotions came rushing through my body. It was a ruler of punishment and I recalled studying the details of it many times when I was young. My father would use it to hit our palms when we were naughty. The exact events I could never recall but the sensation remains sharp. I joked by saying to my father "hey Dad, I remember you used this to hit our palms and buttocks when we were naughty" and my father immediately said "No I love you so much I could never use this to hit you!" Tears were swelling in my eyes but I kept it cool. He couldn't remember a single incidence. Looking back, the hitting is nothing at all now, the love from the old man is compensating a thousand times more. My little brother, did you hear what he said? It is timeless and invisible yet so real!
My father's ruler. A customization he did, sawed from a larger ruler from his day of wig-making career. His love of Chinese paintings became his final career as an art piece buyer, I was soaked in the world of art and form appreciation without knowing it. The ruler, my career as a stationery buyer, the love of art, the ruler. Its all connection in invisible ways. The tide comes and goes, the tie remains.
"Not so long ago" I thought. How long ago? I checked the date just now, it was 20th November 2006, exactly one year passed by! Not so long ago, whether I possess it or not, the ruler will be the prove of love for my life in strangest ways. Someday, I will understand the significance of the number "6" on this ruler, someday.
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not sure about this one ??
I had to resize the pattern to fit a smaller pillow ... not sure the dimensions are quite right .
Just playing around in Photoshop...I think I'll do one for my hip hop dancer as well and give them to the girls as thanks for always being willing to do a shoot with me.
An Indian hijra-eunuch in the venue of a public meeting of sexual minorities in Bangalore 31 March 2006. The public meeting organised by Sangama a city sexual minority NGO ended with a declaration urging the government to repeal Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) which according to the group criminalizes homosexuality by terming it "sex against the order of the nature"
Huis Hardies hosted a Bruichladdich tasting, led by Duncan McGillivray, the Distillery Manager. Duncan also presented the limited edition, single cask version of the Bruichladdich Whisky, especially bottled for the celebration of 25 years of Huis Hardies. Get more information on www.hardies.be.