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SOUTH AFRICA. KwaZulu Natal. 2016. Moses’ cap. Moses Hlongwane is known to his thirty or so disciples in South Africa as The King of Kings, The Lord of Lords, or simply: Jesus. God first told Moses he was the Messiah in a dream in 1992, at which time he was working as a small-time jewelry salesman. Since then he has preached to the multitudes in the KwaZulu-Natal province; he later expanded his mission to Johannesburg and other large cities. Now Moses lives with his closest disciples in his native village of Eshowe outside Durban. According to Moses’ teachings, Judgment Day is approaching fast. The buildup to this moment has been long and dramatic, with Moses singlehandedly fighting the Devil for many years. The resulting End of Days is in part triggered by the conclusion of Moses’s successful search for a wife.
Portrait of young girl with serious expressions with baseball and mitt on shoulder
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This little boy's hat was undoubtedly too big for him, but it made for a cute picture!
Taken at Minutemaid Park.
Amanda Bynes steps out this afternoon in New York City.Pictured: Amanda BynesRef: SPL526963 160413 Picture by: Steffman-Turgeon / Splash NewsSplash News and PicturesLos Angeles:310-821-2666New York:212-619-2666London:870-934-2666photodesk@splashnews.com
Another handheld, pinhole self-portrait. About ten seconds while spinning. I couldn't help it - had to keep glancing at my watch.
I thought his legs looked deformed when he stood like that with the length of his shorts, so I made him pose for a picture! :)
That's me today, 08 August 2007. I look like the villain in a prison movie. I hope I'm the villain who gets away. ^_^
i have my redsox hat perched precariously on the top of my head.
also between this giant melon of a head and my hair even this XL hat doesn't fit right.
April 26
Did you know that Oddfellow’s is open at 10am on Sundays? In fact, they open at 7am, but we weren’t THAT crazy. Emily and I had brunch with Jayme, Mitch, David, and Allie a bit earlier than normal this morning. We met up at 10am and still got to hang out on the waiting list for an hour. The food was great though! We almost accidentally ordered two sets of beignets, but we fixed the issue before it was too late, thankfully. This was a really good brunch group, I’ve decided. There was never a lull in the conversation the whole time we were there. Someone always had something to say at just the right moment, which I loved.
Immediately after brunch, I got my hair did at Michael Raymond while Emily perused the Mockingbird Station shopping scene. Between Jazz Fest yesterday and going into work tomorrow for a meeting, this has been a far shorter weekend than I’m used to!
The Casual Fridays group is open to anyone who wants to post a casual Friday or office flair themed photo. You can find it here: www.flickr.com/groups/casualfridays/
Our first community tractor was named "Oliver". This one, a Massy, doesn't have a name but does have a sweet Japanese diesel engine.