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which, coincidentally, is the dollar amount i had to pay for my ap tests today.
so...weird.
uhm, so yeah, nothing truly of interest happened today: i had double extended lunch during which i came home, had taquitos, watched last week's episode of new girl, cleaned my room in preparation for chrissy coming home, and watched some youtube videos. then, after school, i found out that chrissy doesn't come home until tomorrow.
whatever.
oh and i also presented my project on the serial killer dean corll and i got a 99% so yeah!
the candy man...the candy man can.
vaguely inspired by this, mainly in determination to take a cooler shot with the same idea.
A set of three gondoliers await an opening in the canal to ferry their eager passengers through the historic city of Venice.
20200508 Three Fathoms Cove
Visit of a Marine Fish Farm
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As the dark clouds settle on the Snowdonia mountain range the sun lights up the three yellow boats swaying on Llyn Nantlle
This modest haveli was home to a family of three generations. Look closely at the daughter’s hand, and you will see the traditional decorative henna tattoos which are popular in this part of India.
Only two visible in this shot, though. :(
The Three Soldiers (also known as The Three Servicemen) is a bronze statue on the Washington, DC National Mall commemorating the Vietnam War. The grouping consists of three young men, armed and dressed appropriately for the Vietnam War era, purposely identifiable as Caucasian, African American, and Hispanic. It was designed to complement the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, by adding a more traditional component. The statue, unveiled on Veterans Day, 1984, was designed by Frederick Hart, who placed third in the original design competition.