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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... :(
This one is truly busticated. So much, that I really don't know what it was. The brand name is Verifone, so it might have been an answering machine.
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.
Our garden service was at work the other day and I heard my car alarm go off. When I went to investigate this is what I found.
They must have kicked up a stone or something and smashed my window. Thankfully it was covered by my insurance and I didn't have to pay anything.
Next time I park the car lower down the driveway ...
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.
This is Broken during their support set for Sacred Mother Tongue at Warehouse 23 in Wakefield on the 24th August 2013
This is Broken during their support set for Sacred Mother Tongue at Warehouse 23 in Wakefield on the 24th August 2013
Our trip to Norway ended with a ride home in an AA Relay truck!
We flew back in to Bristol Airport (no fog this time!) and stayed at the same motel one more night. The car was fine when we drove down the road to the Fox and Goose for dinner. The following morning, just as we set off, the front suspension collapsed!
Broken coil spring. The AA came out very promptly, and organized a tow all the way back to the garage in Walberton.
It could have been worse ... it could have happened on the way to Bristol, before the holiday.
The Broken Gear
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