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Pictures from my brother, Terry Nelson's Tour in Vietnam 1971-72, as a member of the 362nd Assault Helicopter Company, 1st Cav.
I took a picture of the plushie store glass window when the person went off to lunch. LOL I'm so bad.
I repainted his eyebrows because I hated how angry he looked before. Now he looks handsome and probably more like "Ken" lol but it is better in my opinion. Tried to create a better fringe but since his hair is so short, it kind of gets hard to style. Anyway, I hope you really like it. :P
WEEK 51.1 – Southaven Burlington Relocation: New Store, Set II
Here's a look from what I believe to be the very back right corner of the store all the way across the salesfloor, with the entrance and front end along that stretch of red wall way off in the distance. For being (as I've said) half the size of the old store, this new location surprisingly feels almost bigger on the inside! (Okay, I had to say that, but the sentiment still stands.) Having no empty spaces in the salesfloor and full, well-stocked shelves and clothing racks makes a huge difference – who'da thunk it?!
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Watkins Glen, NY. April 2016.
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This Cigar Store Indian stands proudly in front of Parson's Indian Trading Post in the Wisconsin Dells.
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This is a reality check for many who think life is easy in the tropics..
Sure the post cards of beautiful women laying on white sand beaches is nice.
Stunning sun sets with golden temples and shimmering blue water to play in.
But this is life for the many that go unseen, unheard, and unnoticed.
The people who wait on you at the fancy 5 star hotel, The taxi man or the vendor along the street. The workers in the rubber tree plantations or the rice paddy laborers.
The school kids that I work with walk here as does many of the teachers.
This is their reality and it gets no better.
I hope that at least one can find a way out using English skills taught to them in these very poor schools I work in.
This is not a good "Snap Shot" and wasn't intended to be, only a small documentation of simple things these peaceful people have to deal with daily.
Now picture this after a rain, remember this is sticky red clay.
And it rains more then not.
.Please think of this photo next time you jump in to your SUV and complain about having to drive to the store..
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Taken Hand Held Nikon D50, 17-55 2.8 Nikkor @ 17mm
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spoke to the manager and she said it is an original Kroger store from 1950 with only the front of the store seeing any renovations. The store number of this store is # 953 and the size is right at 8000 Square feet. The address of this store is 456 E. St Louis Street. This is the smallest Kroger store I have ever seen.
300/365: So, I had to go to the Apple Store this morning, because my MacBook Pro crashed again and wasn’t booting up at all. This is very likely to the graphics card issue with 2011 15″ MBPs. I’ve had the same issue pretty much exactly one year ago. I got a new logic board back then (for free), but now the problem returned. Luckily, I got a spontaneous appointment at the store in the early afternoon. So they checked it, and now my laptop is in repair with them. I signed up for a “business-membership” for a year, mainly to get priority-repair and a replacement-machine in the meantime. And now I have to deal with a German kezboard layout for at least a week. Crossposted from blog.danielpietzsch.com/post/132029167663/300365-so-i-had....
I decided to stop at the thrift store today after my aerobics class. I try to only shop on old lady discount day (as I call it), but today I had a rewards discount. I found this Talking Jessie who I have been hoping to find. I also found this Project MC2 with all of her clothes and she appears to be unplayed with. I also found a bag of vintage bottle brush Christmas trees with snow on them. I am very excited to have found these girls. I have always wanted to find them. They are so pretty, I don't even mind that they have stiff bodies. I think the glittery eye shadow needs to go and they need hair attention. All in all, I'm so glad I stopped, it was my lucky day! Also, can someone tell me about them, I don't really know anything.
Justice Store for Girls. Plainville, CT. 6/2014, Pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.