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China Glaze - IDK
China Glaze - DV8
China Glaze - QT
meus filhos!!!!
já tinha o IDK, e hoje chegaram mais 2 da coleção OMG!... o DV8 e QT!
fiquei com uma dúvida IMENSA sobre qual pegar dessa vez pq não queria nenhum parecido com o IDK, então já tirei o 2nite da lista (vou pegar ele mais pra frente)... ai o 1º escolhido foi o QT, aí tem o TTYL que é um rosinha fofo e o TMI que é vermelho, então o QT é meio que uma mistura dos 2, já tirei ele da lista tbm... tem mais 2 que são nude/dourado, achei que não era tão legal tbm.. então o escolhido foi o DV8! não vejo a hora de usá-los!!
xxx.
These docks are in downtown Chicago near the Shedd Aquarium. I took this in late March so there were no boats yet. This is the first shot I’ve posted with my new 100-300mm Canon lens; the lens gives me a new and interesting perspective on things. More to follow from that bad boy.
Doesn’t Madonna the dum-dum realize there are kids in the US that need adopted? I wish Barney Frank would eat her. Her and Nancy Pelosi. I think he’d get sick from the Pelosi though… she looks like she went bad a while ago.
(If you’re having trouble seeing the whole image on your monitor, click the photo and check it out on Flickr. BTW this works with all my photo postings LOL TTYL)
Words alone can communicate our thoughts, but not necessarily our emotions and attitudes. Internet acronyms like LOL, BRB, and TTYL, make it easier to have rapid-fire conversations while typing. In short, they make it feel more like you’re speaking to someone face to face.
Written internet communication removes the use of hand gestures, facial expressions, volume, pitch, and intonation. This is where emoticons step in, allowing online conversation to become easier, more effective, and more natural.
British linguist David Crystal says, “The main effect of the Internet on language has been to increase the expressive richness of language, providing the language with a new set of communicative dimensions that haven't existed in the past.”
Will using Internet acronyms or emoticons so frequently make us even more dependent on technology as a means of efficient communication?
Mile 751.0, You can't go to Duluth and not go to Grandma's can you? We had
yet another burger and fries but for some reason, they are so much better
on the road! The weather is beautiful, and were headed to Superior, WI and
then South (sorry Ry, I know u said I couldn't bring your sis into
Wisconsin but you'll just have to kick my ass at the birthday party).
Ttyl from Cheeseland!
--bj
Did Not Finish — I started ttyl around 7 or 8 years ago. I actually borrowed them from Sophia. But once I started it I really couldn’t get into it, despite my instant messaging days.
For the chat pillows that should be out very soon (today being June 1st) Thought I would draw this for Throwboy because the new chat pillows look great :)
Note: The guy is wearing a made up Throwboy logo sweater :)
Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands
Sandia Ranger District
Friends of the Sandia Mountains (FOSM) friendsofthesandias.org
Seven Talking Talons Youth Leadership/Youth Conservation Corps (TTYL/YCC) crew members, FOSM Lou Romero, and Sam Beard completed a project to move branches (slash) from a fallen tree to the sidewalk at Tree Spring Trailhead. This slash will be chipped later by Manny Chavez, Sandia Ranger District Maintenance Supervisor, and FOSM volunteers. The large Ponderosa pine had fallen several months ago.
The visit to the historic ski site just NW of the Tree Spring Trailhead was used as an “Imagineering” exercise to illustrate how an individual or small group came up with an idea to find a suitable place in the Sandias to practice skiing when no other ski areas existed in NM. The idea grew into the La Madera ski run and lodge. Eventually, after WWII, the idea expanded to become Sandia Peak ski area as it is known today. The idea ultimately also grew to create the Sandia Tram.
The TTYL crew was directed to hike the perimeter of the slope, discover remnants of concrete foundations and “imagine” what was taking place at that location between 1937 and 1940. They arrived at a consensus about what they “imagined” and presented the scenario to Sam and Lou, who then offered their version based on the references they have studied.
The purpose of the Imagineering exercise was to stimulate creativity and enthusiasm for each individual crew member to articulate two personal goals they will work on during their 9-week 2023 season with TTYL.
After completing the Tree Spring Trailhead project and the visit to the oldest ski area in N. M., everyone moved down the Crest Highway about one-quarter mile and hiked a short distance to the actual Tree Spring in a small canyon above the highway. Here the crew members cleaned out a wildlife drinker and visited the site of the spring and the CCC stone wall on the upper side of the spring. The Old Crest Road bed lies several feet above the stone wall.
The TTYL/YCC crew members were Jared Moyers, Crew Leader, Kineo Memmer, Assistant Crew Leader, Olivia Lopez, Ella Cook, Levi Gloetzner, Mari Salley, and Robbie Larrison.
Photo and days events courtesy of Friends of the Sandia Mountains (FOSM) volunteer Sam Beard
June 2023
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