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A friend at work gave me a set of these teacups used for Gong-Fu tea ceremonies. Some of them have little chinese inscriptions on them, so I thought one would make an interesting photo. I have no idea what this says.
I just love taking pictures of the Teacups ride. It's so colorful and people always look so happy when on it.
I was impressed by how sparkling new and clean it looks. It's more than 50 years old but the paint looks brand-new and it doesn't look like years of layers, either. So bright and clean.
Tiny teacups as they discovered. After quite a bit manuevering around Will managed to get his legs all twisted and inside the teacup. His comment after they insisted on riding..."that ride was kinda slow"!
A tea cup on my shoulder. My three sisters and I have matching ones in this spot. In our family tea has always played a fairly large role. Whether it is in the memories of our childhood tea parties or drinking a warm cup of tea on my sister's couch, team means comfort.
trip to northeast coast at Sunderland for the day. stopped till dusk to see the Sunderland illuminations at Roker park and later hot dogs and coffee down by the beach.
Photograph of a sepia toned C-Print from a black and white negative with wire sculpture.
120mm Kodak Portra NC ISO 160 pushed to 400
Mamiya 645 Pro TL
Halloween is here! And my angel and I are trying to see as many haunted houses, sims and places on the Second Life grid.
So far, my favorite place is still The Funhouse by PantzerHamzter Petshop! But I also liked the House of Horrors, too. One was mental horror while the other was classic Halloween icons.
Xavier and I went to The Love Bugg Haunted House. My SL brother Stig had gone there w/ my sister-in-law, Leo. They had a blast... so he sent me an LM.
Sooo fun. What was cool though is that we didn't have to struggle with navigation. It was basically a teacup ride through horror! Very well done. Try to go soon. There were a lot of avies there!
Happy Halloween!