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Weekend away in Craswall, Wales celebrating my 25th with my nearest & dearest friends, stunning location. Best birthday ever.
Riding along the Alum Creek dam in mid August. A proper s24o: left the house around noon, got back at 10, went to work at 2:30 after a shower and nap. The route was boring, but the beer was good and the campfire warm. Taken by a friend.
2014 HorrorHound Weekend in the Sharonville, Ohio suburb of Cincinnati. The HorrorHound convention is an annual celebration of monster and horror films. We all need a good excuse to dress up and many of us can't wait until Halloween.
Since horror films are not really my thing, you'll have to tell me who this guy is portraying.
Check out my "HorrorHound" album for more.
I spent the long thanksgiving weekend making a book cabinet and a folding kitchen/dining table out of multiple layers of 3/4" birch plywood..
First Lady Chirlane McCray delivers remarks at East New York Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Brooklyn as part of the Weekend of Faith on Saturday, May 18, 2019. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography
Sharonville, Ohio. Seen at this weekend's HorrorHound convention which is a celebration of monster and horror films. We all need a good excuse to dress up and many of us can't wait until Halloween.
Family Weekend allows students and families to reconnect after the beginning of a new academic year and enables families to experience Loyola as their loved ones do. Activities and events were held Sept. 27-29, 2013, and included parents attending classes with their student, lectures, food, and sports events.
66022 approaches Woolascott on 5-8-17 with a 0820 Crewe - Llandudno via Shrewsbury. I presume this is a diversion?
I found my Incredibles 2 Dash & Jack-Jack. My Life As cutie on clearance was a given. The two tiny arcade machines are perfect for my dolls. Megatron I needed. Now if I can find Optimus Prime. I finally found the Asian baby.
First of all, you MUST press L!!!!!!!!!!
So this is my new buddy! While I was in Long Island over the weekend, I saw a sign for a giant sale and I wanted to go. I thought it would be in someone's yard of course, but it turned out it was actually this like giant thrift / vintage sale at a temple. There was just so much stuff there, it was impossible to look at it all. I wasn't really finding anything interesting but then I came across this teeny tiny mini camera upstairs, and then I got two random zippers too for making skirts or dresses or something. :)
Anyway, then I headed back downstairs to pay, and I was kind of dissapointed I didn't find any other cameras. I was just about to pay when suddenly my sister spied this little guy and was like, "Hey, do you want to get this one?" So I started looking at it, and unfortunately the back didn't really close and the shutter seemed kind of stuck.
I wasn't going to get it, until I saw this note tucked inside. It says: Hello! I need a bit of fixing up, but in the right hands I think I could do wonders! Or else, at least, recycle me? And then there's a heart and an exclamation point. And then I felt bad, because I started wondering who else would buy it, and I felt sorry for the camera because I didn't want him to get recycled or something. (Yes I get way too attached to innanimate objects, see this.) And it was only three dollars, so of course I got him.
As of right now, I suppose I could tape the back closed really tightly or something. The other problem is that for some reason the shutter sticks open every other time it's pressed. So if I shot a roll of film now, every other photo would be really overexposed. I guess I might shoot a roll and see how it turns out, and then see how much it would cost to get it fixed completely, we'll see. I like him though and get way too sentimental towards cameras and other stuff. :)