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the wallpaper is stripped and I've started patching the walls. pulling out the drawers reveals that this closet isn't original to the house. there's older wallpaper behind the dresser.
On Monday I hiked Grandeur Peak. On Tuesday I went to work for the first time in 15 months. It was something different.
Honorable Mention, Trail Work category - 2018 Photo Contest
All work and no play makes a dull volunteer. We were given a half day off during the Cispus Pass Volunteer Vacation. We took advantage to climb atop "Old Snowy" and observe the eclipse. Clare and Steve smile as they hike.
Photo by: Jeff Klay
I worked on this image this morning for my husband, who wanted a picture of his cousin Richie as a young man. The image that my husband found (in his own bar mitzvah album) was a group shot, with a number of people crowded around a table. I transferred the original image into my computer and used Painter's digital pastel to draw in a new background, covering up the other guests. I also had to redraw/recreate the sleeve on the right side because it was partially hidden in the original version. There are things I would like to fix, but this is what I could do in a short time.. In any case, I was able to get this done to be used in my husband's internet post about cousin Richie, who passed away this morning at 75 years old. I love old photos and have found great comfort in them myself, so I was glad to transform an image from that old group photo into this portrait of Richie as a handsome young man. Young or old, he was also a real mensch. May his memory be for a blessing.
I've always had windows within reach but I am on a mission to take the 'other' path instead of riding the Microsoft wave into Vista. To keep it simple and functional I chose Ubuntu for my laptop I use to accomplish most of my work-related tasks.
Of course I had to immediately install win2k running under VMware Player becuase of those pesky M$ apps I am required to use and support at work.
Yep, you guessed it, there are still pro photographers at a traditional Japanese wedding, in that respect this wedding looked no different to any other. Great to see the way they worked here though.
Another evening after work in which we talk about...work...and puppies. And...work...
and HAND PEOPLE.
Mine is a pirate lady.
Marisa's is Granny Karen.
Dana drew her mouth on wrong...
Bwahahaha!
All walls and woodwork are being finished in farrow and ball estate emulsion and eggshell. Colour is French Grey.
Let me just tell you how much of a warm, fuzzy feeling I get when I see a sign like this above an electronic door lock release at a secure chemical-biological processing facility. That's an engraved plate fastened to the wall, by the way, so the misspelling had to go through at least a few people. I know for a fact that it has been in place for a few months and is in a busy office hallway. /sigh /doublecheck-chemical-biological-emergency-suit