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BROKEN SHOUT.
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I took Athos out on Saturday, and when reached for her, I took out her legs. I was in shock.
Now thinking back, I recall Blythe peeps saying petites tend to shatter at the pelvis.
I have taken the two largest pieces and glued them back. I threw away the small bits. She can now move, but she's never going to leave the house again. Poor Athos... :(
Broken window panes are a standard feature on the buildings at Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, as is the incredible amount of wild plant growth. Sheets of plexiglass and plywood were put up here and there, but mostly on the ground floor windows. Even preventing this sort of vandalism seems a daunting task on a campus that contains 33 or so buildings, most of which are monstrously huge.
I titled this photo Broken, because this was the last photo I took before my camera hit the floor. Hit the floor hard, I was in luck though as only a small piece from the "pop up" flash broke off, that flash is useless anyway ;-) camera still fully functional.
Quick drawing I did a few days ago in Painter. Not exactly realistic but I guess I kind of like the flow of her arm through her hand.
Done July 2009 durrrrrr.
Edited Curiosity images looking across a field of flat, broken rocks towards the base of Mount Sharp.
Today, suddenly a great many images were downloaded from Curiosity - if I read the web site correctly, MRO (which helps relay information from Curiosity to Earth) was in safe mode for a while, which reduced the available bandwidth to send pretty pictures. (Safe mode is when a spacecraft puts most of its systems into standby because an anomalous event occurred that it didn't know how to deal with: it's to protect the spacecraft when the unexpected occurs.)