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... as the night's draw in. Another throw finished at long last... gone to a friend of mine... now I'll have to make myself another one... love the autumnal hues in this yarn. Happy Sunday folks.
Happy Sunday/Monday :)
This is one of my Peonies from earlier this summer.
Thanks ever so much for your visits, they are ALL appreciated. I hope your having an awesome day/afternoon/night.
Feliz Domingo / Lunes:)
Este es uno de mis peonías desde principios de este verano.
Gracias siempre tanto por sus visitas, todos ellos son apreciados. Espero su haber un impresionante día / tarde / noche.
Grupo de invitaciones no son necesarias, su más que bienvenido para disfrutar de la vista o no. :)
Group invitations are NOT necessary, your more than welcome to enjoy the view or not. :)
Porches were popular then and now, in the Southern United States. Complete with rocking chairs, inviting you to sit, rock, and drink some ice tea.
I made a wrap with VeganEgg, lettuce, and tomato! Very delicious and easy to make!
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Why veganism:
Almost a robe
French for “dress” is “robe.”
Is it a dress or a robe? This lightweight wrap dress feels like a summer robe and I expect it to get a lot of wear. #robelife
Dress, Zesica. Sandals, Azura (thrifted). Bag, thrifted.
Explore 01-21-09 #279
i was taken by this pre-historic rustic look... and the contrast with the yellow plastic and sidewalk curb (((((;
rustic corn tamales - wrapped and bound in corn-leaves - these tamales were not steamed in water, but cooked over a wood fire. i caught these being sold on the streets of Ajijic village, riding on a trolley. unfortunately i forgot the name of them, actually i have never seen them before -------- and would love to hear from my mexican flickr friends if they know more about these type of tamales. (((:
Tamales:
Tamales are corn (maiz) 'cakes' - made with ground corn-meal, filled and wrapped in corn husks, then steamed or boiled in big pots of water. they can be filled either meaty with chicken or beef, or cheese, chile poblano&cheese, or sweet with pineapple etc.... - a staple food, just like the tortilla here in Mexico, but very laborious to do!!!
Details available here.
This was made for a care package intended for shipping. The panforte was sturdy so I just wrapped it with clingfilm before using a fan/circle fold of patterned tissue paper. The paper seal in the middle was another free gift tag from a Martha Stewart magazine layered with a clear sticker with my initial. A paper seal hides all sins (or imperfections, really)!
This is a piece of metalised bubble wrap tape which I use on my outside tap to keep the frost off during the winter months. Taken just before I removed the tape for the season ahead.
Taken in natural light with my Sigma 105mm f2.8 Macro lens with manual focus set at the 1:1 setting, hand held.
Shot with a 35mm DX lens without a crop on a full frame camera! Love it.
In December 2007 I was wandering back to my car in Golden Gate Park, when I bumped into an awesome couple. We ended up talking for awhile, and eventually I took a few pictures of them.
Fast forward 3+ years, and I find myself shooting Kathyln again in San Francisco. I was really glad to hear from her after so long, and once our schedules both freed up, we headed to my favorite spots in San Francisco.
I tried my best to capture her bubbly and inspirational personality, but the photos are just the beginning of who she really is.
I haven't done portraits in a long time, and I'm glad she gave me the extra push to get back into it. My style has changed a lot since I last did this, but it's a reminder of how much fun it is to get out to SF with your camera, a model, and have a great time.