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Today was long... And boring. So, I invited a friend over, and we had a bubble photo shoot.
I love bubbles!
I wanted to take underwater pictures of my Ariel hair one more time before I dyed it RAINBOW so I went swimming in my pool.
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Arriva Trains operate this Class 121 on the Cardiff Queen St - Cardiff Bay Shuttle Service, This route operates every 12 minutes monday - saturday and every 15 Minutes on sundays.
The bubble car is only used on Monday - Saturday with a pacer being used on other days
A Bubble Bottle: $0.50
Little Tikes Toddler Bike: $34.50
Spending quality time with your son on a cloudy afternoon:
PRICELESS.
There are so many things money can buy.
For everything else, there's a Nikon. :)
day 22
a nice long bubble bath for myslef! trying to wind down.
look at my self pedi...i luv the pink!
Bubbled glass ball on a edge side lit by sunlight.
Canon Rebel T2
Canon EF 28-90mm
35mm 100 ISO Slide Positive
Hi Res Scan
My Aunt Marietta came to visit recently all the way from Florida. It's not very often that we get to see her, and it's not very often either that we get to see bubbles this large!!
She was moving soooooo fast trying to pop the bubbles that she was a little blur but you can just see how badly she wanted to pop them all.
OK, so I know this is just a Bubble, but......it leaves one wondering. I look and I see, legs, like perhaps and "animal"...Where the front wheel on me car is... I see an eye....and below,, perhaps a face...above, perhaps a hat/?????. Ok, so maybe that is stretching it???
But, my grandson saw a car....a plane... ....
I just thought it was "COOL"
The experiments with lighting bubbles in a fishtank, just using the cameras popup flash continue.
Phase 2 was to include a bit of colour into the mix. A fairly simple addition by placing a couple of pieces of fun foam to the backdrop and to the sides of the tank. The flash hitting the backdrop projects the light back into the tank from behind.
As the flash is directed over the tank, the green, white and orange reflectors are above the tank, while a black background is directly behind.
Although I like the effect of disappearing into the black, next step is to try and light the bottom a little better, more reflectors needed ;-)
Bubble tea: because sometimes you just want to consume the majority of your daily calories from a combination of creamer and tapioca pearls. Chatime Shoreditch (who are the most recent of the many Chatimes to be found in the UK) invite me down to do so. Chatime are doing rather well at the moment. They have over a thousand (franchised) outlets all over the world, many in the UK, and quite a few in London. The chain is still growing and shows no signs of slowing down. âCha' is the Japanese word for tea, I think it also means the same in Mandarin but am not totally sure.
Anyway, one of Chatime's strengths seems to be the...extensive choice when it comes to toppings. Along with the 'standard' tapioca pearl offering, there's a bunch of different jellies, 'pudding ' (basically flan) and red bean. The jellies seem to be their thing - there's plenty of choice (*insert Destiny's Child reference here*). There's also a bigger selection of fresh teas than you might expect. Apparently their Chatime Milk Tea (which I have yet to try) is the most popular offering.
What's good then? Customising your drinks. In doing this it could be best to ask your friendly Cha-guy for recommendations around the best flavour combinations. Or give no fucks and try whatever you feel like - he won't mind. Most drinks are available iced (in either small or large size) or hot. You can also customise the level of sugar (where they have a percentage scale thing going - from 0% sugar to +20% - which is basically 120%...diabeetus). The two Asian guys you see in the picture are the owners of this Chatime franchise.
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Photo Credit : Nishit
This is the ultimate refreshment for Software Engineers in India. Without it their life would be difficult.
And FYI, you can find a tea stall even in the hills of Himalayas.