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Week Thirty-One
The rate of physical growth slows down just a bit, but even though she doesn't get much longer, she will gain a lot of weight the rest of the pregnancy.
Fat continues accumulating. This layer of fat turns her skin from red to the rosy pink she will have as a newborn.
Calcium, phosphorus and iron are being stored and his bones are growing and hardening.
Your baby is 16.2 inches (41.1cm) long and weighs 3.3 pounds (1502gm)
His brain enters another period of rapid growth, producing hundreds of billions of new nerve cells! Amazing!
She may move to the rhythm of music. Studies with heart rates show that she also prefers some types of music to others -- already!
Lungs are the only major organ left to complete development. Remember, that while you may be anxious to meet your little one that these last few weeks can be vital - with each day increasing your baby's ability to breathe on her own.
My dad reading his Father's Day card and hanging with his Grandkids. I love the emotion on my dad's face and the boredom on my 3 year old's face :-)
For the Group "52 of Twenty Eleven"
Theme: Emotion
Week #24
Taken on 06/18/2011
Bought this wooden top for my daughter and suddenly it has become her favorite toy (until she gets a different one though :-))
I am massively behind on my project to take a self portrait once a week. I am going to cheat and try to catch up, I am going more for the 52 self portraits in a year....
Ten weeks (hopefully) to go.
The doctor said Anna was at the same size as a singleton mother at 36 weeks.
Both babies are right where they should be growth-wise. Everyone is so far healthy and happy. I am very thankful.
last week it was the birthday of my father in law. We practiced for quite some time to let Hannah raise her arms with happy birthday, but she didn't do it by herself.
This pic was taken the day after...
Week 1: Out with the old. The old wool packaging from my food boxes is now outside in the garden being used as a weedmat.
Week 1 January 2021.
its holy week.
i'll be trying my best to observe holy week and refrain from using the computer too much.
today was the blessing of my parish's new Holy Family Center! for 7 years, we have been raising money to build a second place to hold masses. we have one Catholic church here in tracy, and every Sunday, SO many people are standing and not sitting as we worship. the holy family center was built on the opposite side of town as the church. in a few more years, they will build another church b/c the center is only a hall, like a gym. its temporary until the actual church (with baptismal font, pews, statues and all) idk if that makes sense. haha. anyways, we parishoners at St. Brenards are all very happy to have a second place to worship so that people can actually sit during the masses.
(explore #407, but it got dropped.)
I've bought this pillow with rape seeds inside during my holidays last month. You can either warm or cool it.
52 Weeks Project.
Starting this project with the following guide lines: use always artificial light, and descrive the lighting set up. I want to improve my lighting skills and this will help.
See you...
Stobist info: One 430EXII into silver refletive umbrela camera rigth set to 1/16.
Lens Sigma 24-70 mm f/2.8 @ f/2.8, 60 mm| ISO 200 | 1/3s
14/52 - Lost Train to Otaru
July 1 - July 7
Yup. That's me. Decided to go to Otaru, thought I wasn't there yet, that I was in Minami-Otaru, jumped onto the wrong train on the Otaru Platform, ended up going to Kutchan (didn't really notice because I was asleep) and during my exhaustion induced doze, I woke up, took this shot with my phone, and didn't actually realize that I took it until much, much later!
...on with the story; Got onto the Otaru train, fell asleep and ended up at the airport in Chitose. Then I decided to stay awake on the train till I arrived in Sapporo. Managed to do that, but forgot my phone on the train and had to retrace all my steps to get my phone back. Yup. An adventure.
Here's Yotei-San in all its summer glory. A great hike, beautiful view and an amazing volcano.
I was crazy sick last week, and couldn't do much of anything so this photo is late and not at all what I had envisioned for this project. But the adventure made it sweet.
Here's to a heavenly monument and a healthy life for all!
World Trade Week: Trading Up: Creating Prosperity for Women (UK seminar)
11 June 2009
Photo by: PJPProductions
Palm Cove is quite a nice tourist destination, so what better place to take some photos of buildings, oops, sorry, architecture.
Taken April 30, 2011
Week 51/52 ~EP Project 52 ~ "Pretend"
So look who insisted on helping out this week again!! So here we have Mr. Danbo pretending to be a Christmas Angel!! Is he cute or what? I tried getting Don to pretend to be an angel....but he drew the line on the Halo!!!!! LOL
We are off to Disney World tomorrow (parkhoppers courtesy of my niece who works there) for a day of just fun. We need it!!
I want to wish EVERYONE a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!! (since next weeks challenge is due after Christmas). :) :)
Big Hugs to you All!!!
Irela
xoxoxo
This week i really had to study a lot... actually , this is what i´m gonna do all this month...
remember: To Study is not good. It makes you sleepy :)
28th NATIONAL POLICE WEEK 2019: Before 31st Candlelight Vigil on the National Mall on Madison Drive between 7th and 9th Street, NW, Washington DC on Monday evening, 13 May 2019 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Prince William County Police Department Honor Guard
Survivors Bus Arrivals
HONOR CORDON / SURVIVORS ARRIVAL ESCORTS
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund CANDLELIGHT VIGIL website at nleomf.org/programs-events/national-police-week/candlelig...
Elvert Barnes 28th NATIONAL POLICE WEEK 2019 at elvertbarnes.com/NPW2019.html
I went out in search of a photo with negative space and spied the seat on what was once our beautiful green common, now scorched brown from too much heat and sun this summer. Not sure it can be classed as "negative space" really because of the view in the shot but decided to post it anyway as I have now run out of time and the view is nice - if you can get past the brown grass!
Week 11 - Friday -Ashley Crompton
This relates to the before picture by showing identity but is also changed because someone could have two different identities.
48 of 52 Week
To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time for every purpose, under heaven
A time to be born, a time to die
A time to plant, a time to reap
A time to kill, a time to heal
A time to laugh, a time to weep
To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time for every purpose, under heaven
A time to build up,a time to break down
A time to dance, a time to mourn
A time to cast away stones, a time to gather stones together
To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time for every purpose, under heaven
A time of love, a time of hate
A time of war, a time of peace
A time you may embrace, a time to refrain from embracing
To everything (turn, turn, turn)
There is a season (turn, turn, turn)
And a time for every purpose, under heaven
A time to gain, a time to lose
A time to rend, a time to sew
A time to love, a time to hate
A time for peace, I swear its not too late
Music By Pete Seeger (Byrds).
this week's theme proved a bit challenging for me, how do you show anger? anger is an emotion and visible when a person is in the moment experiencing that feeling. it can then be 'seen'- visually through facial expressions or gestures. but you have to be in that moment to capture it?? and truly I try not to feel anger, it depletes my energy, it doesn't feel good and it's not incredibly healthy either. now don't get me wrong, there are definitely those moments of feeling 'highly frUstrated.' but for this theme, i took the route of feeling 'anger' about an item, an idea or an issue.
and for me i take issue with cancer.
there are definitely moments that i feel anger for that bugger of a disease. in our family we call it the 'little c' because we don't believe it deserves a capital letter. when it entered our lives in the form of a tumor in my seven year old son's chest and he was diagnosed with stage 4 non-hodgkins lymphoblastic lymphoma i first felt shock and fear along with a fierce abundance of protective mamma love for my child. but when you watch your child battle through 2 1/2 years of intense chemotherapy treatment moments of anger creep in. anger that his treatment atrophied his athletic body. anger that his path in life was forever changed. anger that this disease robbed my son of 2 1/2 years of precious childhood years. we don't ever get those years back. damn that cancer.
but you see the 'little c' wasn't done with our family. for five months after we joyfully celebrated our son's cure date -- he is healthy. he is strong. he is cancer free.
the 'little' c' returned.
this time it took the form of several tumors... in me. in my breast tissue. and i was diagnosed with breast cancer. again the feelings of shock, fear and fierce protective mamma love for my kids took hold. my journey took the form of surgeries- double mastectomy and thankfully no radiation or chemotherapy. but i have to take a drug for the next five years (thus the photo above.) the drug has side effects the main one throwing my body into menopause and that's a bugger. i feel too young. the hot flashes and night sweats are not fun. but my pain is gone. i'm cancer free. i'm healthy, i'm strong and i'm alive.
but damn that little c.
Sigo con parte del estrés, por lo que estoy buscando algo de tranquilidad, precisamente lo que me transmite la imagen.
Verla en grande y con fondo oscuro
Proyecto de las 52 semanas.