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Before surgery, the doctor met with me for any last minute questions, and then he marked the area and initialed it to make sure that they didn't cut the wrong bit off once I was put under.
I REALLY didn't feel like taking a picture last night, but unlike DramaMath I'm still only on year 1, so I can't get away with skipping days yet ;-)
SMC Takumar 50mm f/1.4 @ f/4 I think?
I rented a Mamiya for a week to see if I would like using it. It was nice to use, I got some shots I like, but then I bought the Hasselblad. :)
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We were completely remodeling a guest bathroom and decided on a "Dia de los Muertos" (Day of the Dead, Mexican holiday) theme after finding some nice Mexican Talavera tiles on that theme. I found an old cabinet, dusted it off, refinished it and installed a vessel sink. The original mirror was not centered properly so I built this frame to overlap the edges and make it appear centered. (Frankly, if I was doing this over, I would have walked into that room with a hammer and start with a fresh mirror!)
I found a pile of old pallets in an alley. Usually in Florida, wood just rots, but this eight foot long pallet was on top of a stack that was in the open sun and high enough to keep it dry so it could cure to a silver weathered finish. I cut the pieces so the fresh cut edges were toward the wall and at the top and are not visible. The horizontal pieces were trimmed to different widths to accentuate the illusion of distance and height (loosely inspired by Japanese gardens). They were mostly anchored to wooden supports screwed into the wall. I used black finishing screws that are pretty much invisible when driven sub flush. (Be careful with old silvered weathered finishes. I had put some masking tape on some of the boards during construction and some of the finish was pulled off with the tape! I can't think of any way to protect the finish now. I'm pretty sure any type of varnish will ruin the silver surface)
The lights were from a clearance rack at the hardware store. Wiring them was tricky. The wire had to be routed from old wiring boxes, over the mirror surface by routing grooves on the inside of the upright boards. The shades are so dark that the light is muted a lot so I put 100 watt halogen bulbs in them and put a dimmer on. (They are a deep amber that is not apparent in the photo.) Usually not much light is needed in a bathroom unless doing makeup. (My wife has confirmed that they ARE bright enough.) Optionally a ceiling light could be installed later.
The mask was a gift that was obtained in Mexico.
The two skulls on the sides are just temporarily propped up there, but I may add small shelves on either side midway up the uprights.
The DOTD tiles run around the wall at waist level.
I removed the old medicine cabinet, tiled in the wall cavity and put shelves in it. This is the best arrangement for a guest bathroom for extra toothbrushes, band-aids, aspirin, etc. that is visibly available without "snooping" into the cabinet.
We have some blank papier mache skulls that we plan to let our guests decorate as "sugar skulls" and put up on the walls.
I was going to submit this to Must Share Hair, but I don't think it totally fits the submission requirements.
For those that don't know, on August 1st I took my hair woes into my own hands (I was growing it out and it was driving me crazy), and I used our Wahl clippers plus our longest guard comb (1") to cut my own hair. The after photo was taken today, after it had grown out a bit and one trim (also done by me - using the clippers and some new slightly longer guard combs - 1 1/2").
I'm so much happier with the short hair. I may not have to go back to a hair stylist FOR YEARS. Unless I decide to grow it out again...
Time takes its crazy toll
and how does your mirror grow
you better watch yourself when you jump into it
'cause the mirror's gonna steal your soul
I wonder how it came to be my friend
that someone just like you has come again
you'll never, never know how close you came
until you fall in love with the diamond rain
throw all his trash away
look out he's here to stay
your mirror's gonna crack when he breaks into it
and you'll never never be the same
look into his eyes and you can see
why all the little kids are dressed in dreams
I wonder how he's gonna make it back
when he sees that you just know it's make-belief
blood crystalized as sand
and now I hope you'll understand
you reflected into his looking glass soul
and now the mirror is your only friend
look into his eyes and you will see
that men are not alone on the diamond sea
sail into the heart of the lonely storm
and tell her that you'll love her eternally
time takes its crazy toll
mirror fallin' off the wall
you better look out for the looking glass girl
'cause she's gonna take you for a fall
look into his eyes and you shall see
why everything is quiet and nothing's free
I wonder how he's gonna make her smile
when love is running wild on the diamond sea
lyrics by Thurston Moore
photo by holga at Crown Plaza hotel in Seattle, WA.
So today was the day that I headed back up to Maine for the first time since the accident. I'll admit, I was terrified. The way up wasn't so bad. It started raining/snowing once I crossed the Maine border, but getting to Portland wasn't that bad. I even stopped to use the bathroom, see?
The way home was torture for me. The next time the weather man says "light snow" I'm going to punch him in his big head. It took me three hours to get home, which is twice of what it normally takes. I was fooled by the roads when I first got on them because they didn't look bad... but after I got past the point of no return, I realized it probably would have been better for me to have spent the night. I think I prayed the entire ride home. I was sporting white knuckles the entire ride and still have my steering wheel cover indented in the palm of my hands. I actually almost cried a few times because all I could picture was me spinning out... as I passed three other people who already had. So yeah... the lesson for the day?
Stay home if at all possible…
If not, stay at someone's place if the weather is shitty…
Kill all truckers on the high way who think going 70 when everyone else is doing 45 is totally ok....
And last but not least...
Going 40-45mph will get you from Portland to Boston in 3 hours.
Good night!
Better angle to see the red streaks, but such crappy lighting. Would be better in broad daylight, perhaps.
The other morning I went to the salon to have my hair colored (all black, it was sort of black, with some blondish-orange streaks, and a little too much grey). Had them add a few platinum blonde extensions too. Much better than bleaching out my own hair, but I'll probably get back to the fire engine red highlights some time in the near future.
When comes into designing small bathroom, numerous kinds of bathroom designs small is very helpful for you to show what kind of decorations that works well. You should know what kind of elements that matches well with small space. Without proper considerations, people tend to make mistake by...
Close view of decorative paint under incandescent light, and copper detail on mirror frame showing some green patina on the copper.
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