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Busy sanding the roof of a Narrowboat and maybe about to become famous.
While I was there, for about an hour, a couple of the local residents came out and photographed the work being done opposite the Swans' nest. I don't know if this could be classed as disturbing a nest but it disturbed me. The noise alone was bad enough without all the rubbish being carried in my direction by the wind.
I suppose the work has to be done somewhere but I bet that is the only Swans nest between Middlewich and Rode Heath and he is moored opposite it.
Yours etc.
pp. Victor Meldrew
I started my own business after I got sick of working for too little at FedEx. I started Feb 99 and had to close down in Nov 04 as I lost my eye and lived in daily pain (still do) from cancer. I loved being my own Boss. I did all type's of work and would hire people for jobs when I couldn't do it my self.
Jacques Tocatlian, was a man of many talents.
He was a devoted family man who lived on three continents and always provided for his family. He was a diplomat who carried his work with devotion and conviction, with competence and success. He was a builder who laid the foundation for the revival of the Library of Alexandria. He was a writer who looked at the world with humor and tolerance.
Jacques was also a painter who wasn’t bound by borders, defined by labels, or frightened of critics. He painted in a variety of styles. His work was good enough to win a first prize but sometimes went unappreciated. It was experimental. It was mostly happy. It was sometimes unfinished. It captured moments and places he cared to remember and share with others.
When Jacques passed away on January 24, 2019, we assembled in his room close to 200 paintings that he had painted over the course of a half century. Many of these painting had been stored in the basement and seldom seen. Rediscovering his works was like Ali Baba discovering a cave full with treasures.
But unlike Ali Baba, the family decided to give away most of the paintings to friends and family. It was our way to share his legacy and for Jacques to live on in the hearts of those who knew him. Below is a compilation of many of his works. Thank you to everyone that is displaying his paintings in your homes and offices. We know how much it means to Jacques.
The Gnome watches over the presents at the annual White Elephant gift exchange at AOL in Product Design.
Photo by James Long of James Long
Mode of transit: Orange Line Trolley
Destination: Arnele station, El Cajon
I'm riding home from work from the Civic Center. The train is great time to relax, read, listen to podcasts. I've been commuting on MTS for 10 years. I love it!!!
Restoration work has been going on at the Acropolis for the last 35 years. It seems that reconstruction is finally taking place on the massive Propylaia, and the delicate Temple of Athena Nike, which were disassembled for repair a few years ago.
Mulled wine cranberry sauce.
Recipe worked out well for a bit of a lash-up: not so sure of the photo - I need to work out how to capture shiny stuff better!
Haven't had one of these in years. It's just a bit of crap chocolate, but chocolate having a picture on it was something special when I was a kid.
Got my W-2 from my old job. For some reason I thought I was going to have to beg for it, but I have all that I need to file my taxes...except for the desire to do so.
My first work travel was to Nashville for a story on an organizing blitz. My coworker and I went downtown for dinner/sunset after a day of shooting. I'm a fan of this little city.
For the blog.
Yeah, he's gay, and he didn't want me showing anyone this picture. Oh well, he doesn't work there any more anywho
The building I worked in was huge. It was impressive. There were all kinds of exhibits and art displayed throughout. And the grounds were nice too.
But if you looked closely, you'd realize that it was all superficial. The water in the lake (pond?) was dirty, riddled with algae. The glass of the windows was never cleaned and was smudged and dirty. I should not have been taking pictures of buildings according to "policy" but there probably wasn't enough security to stop me even if they noticed what sinister plot I might be hatching.
They were even skimping on paper and toner for the printers, which we needed to complete what they were asking us to do!
Oh, well, I got some good shots in. :)
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