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Forgot to pack my wildflower guide and other wild plant guides. Anyone know the common/latin name of this? It was stream side, sunny local. Western NY.
Esténként zenél és mindenféle színes fénnyel van megfestve. Itt most pont a standard kivilágítás látszik, de éppen zenélt. Becsszóra! :D
Even though I was pretty pumped when one of my photos was posted and another linked by a WIRED blog back in October, this past week it has been pretty neat to see these Chicago, Moon, IL2007 and DILO photos attributed and used under Creative Commons license.
CC... its a good thing...!!
1. Christmas Star, 2. shot a Stevie Nicks sandwich exclusively for Michael, 3. the tree in the walnut room, 4. the tree, 5. Merry Christmas from the Chicago skyline, 6. navy pier at Christmas, 7. Chicago Art Institute Lion, 8. unidentified rodent
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The wall quilt size is 35.5" x 34" (90 x86cm)
Vi samlade ett gäng Blogg100-deltagare på Intellecta Corporates kontor i Stockholm och firade att vi kommit halvvägs.
The Postcard
A postally unused postcard published by H.B. Ltd. They state on the divided back of the card that it is an Entire British Production. The artwork is by S.H., and depicts a charabanc in motion.
Charabancs
The name charabanc in fact derives from the French 'char à bancs' ('carriage with wooden benches'), the vehicle having originated as a horse-drawn conveyance in France in the early 19th. century.
Motorised charabancs were frequently used in the early part of the 20th. century in the UK for works outings until a series of fatal accidents resulting from their high centre of gravity made them fall out of favour.
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This was Noah's second time in our church's gym. This was his response to
seeing kids playing with basketballs in the gym. It was a bit like a deer in
the headlights, just frozen. I love his posture, he's leaning in with rapt
attention, mesmerized by the shiny new floor, and sounds of balls being
dribbled and pounded into the wood floor.
I was volunteering later on, and missed seeing Noah wander back time and
time again to re-experience the gym. What was I doing? I was making cotton
candy!
It was tons of fun, and a bit messy. I wore an apron from home, but it was
my arms and hair that got the most messy. By the time I was done, about 2
hours later, my hair had a sticky cloud of sugar lightly crisped up. It was
really funny. I had never seen so many flavors. They had lemon (not a hit
with the kids), lime, silly nilly pink, and my favorite, green apple. I
would seriously consider a part time job at the state fair making cotton
candy now...
To Dh's horror, I offered some cotton candy to Noah. He refused to open his
mouth to taste it .