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This bottlebrush shrub is right outside our back door.
The bottlebrush tree is native to Australia, but found in many countries of the world
The flowers are grown for their colourful, terminal or axillary, bottlebrush-like spikes of numerous, long-stamened flowers in red, purple, pink, white, green or yellow.
The Pokki tabletop included a looped demo video of Pokki, the candy machine, "We're Hiring" sign, job openings flyer, stress cubes swag, Pokki flyer from the GDC bags, Pokki stickers, Pokki branded pull-up banner and a monitor for a one-on-one demo. Lots to see and do at the Pokki table!
A capture of the change in the state of matter from a solid to a liquid on my dining room table taken with a Canon 60mm USM Macro lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Change - 6/7/11
Except for the chairs, which were made in Vietnam and sold at Walmart, everything is made from scrap or salvage.
The legs were made from posts of an old-timey bed which I flipped to begin their new life as supports. The posts were cracked from being heavily weathered. Fixed that puppy with Durham Water Putty. That is awesome stuff. Abatron Woodepox is better, but a bit pricey.
The top is made from some scrap that I collected when I worked for a commercial builder. We had huge scrap heaps of cut material that was going to be sent to the landfill. I kept as much of the walnut that I could and moved it with me until last year. Then she wanted a new table for the kitchen. Viola'.
Four coats of exterior poly, satin. It should be here for our grandchildren's children.
Me, at about age five — dressed as Carmen Miranda for a costume party. The fruit basket I tried to balance on my head is resting on the wall behind me. Kind of tame for the 1940s icon, but after all, I'm five, here!
I think my mother sewed the colored rickrack on my skirt, but sadly, I can no longer ask her about it. Funny how you think of things you wished you knew more about after your parents are gone.
A nice model by Stronghold Terrain (www.stronghold-terrain.de/). I bought it a year ago and finally found the time to paint it. Was a lot of fun to paint. This was also my first attempt to use weathering powder. Still a lot to learn but it’s a nice way to get a realistic touch on your model.