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As a small child, my Nan lived with us, she always kept the buttons from old cloths.
I played for hours with the buttons that she kept in an old biscuit tin. I had favourite's, it seems crazy that such a simple concept kept me entertained for hours, and it seems if you search on google, that lots of people felt the same way about their mothers/grandmothers button box or tin.
I don't have a button tin, (seem to have quite a few buttons though) but doing this pic today has made me wish that I did, brings back lots of happy memories :)
11.2011. Hello to all the fans of my curvy figure. It's good to know us girls over 30 and over 150lbs can still turn some heads. I appreciate your appreciation. Since I am an amateur photographer, I do not charge a fee for use of my photos and hold a creative commons license so that someone who wants one of my photos is not limited by a fee or licensing. That being said, this curvy girl loves her pets and has a dog in trouble and not a budget to give him the help he needs. I have set up a ChipIn page to collect donations for my Corgi Sampson's $2,000+ surgery to fix a perineal hernia. Please click on the link below to read our anifamily's story and make donations via paypal. Any donation is greatly appreciated, but if you favorite, save or display my photos on your computer or website, I would like to ask that you donate $1 per photo. Sampson and his Corgi buddies Shiloh & Rusty, as well as their human family thank you!
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Barred Button Quail (Turnix suscitator) is a buttonquail, one of a small family of birds which resemble, but are unrelated to, the true quails. Found in most habitats except dense forest and desert. Feeds on insects and seeds, and is reluctant to fly. The female is polyandrous. The female is the brighter of the sexes, initiates courtship and builds the ground nest. Eggs are incubated by the male who also tends the young, which can run as soon as they are hatched. The hen goes off to acquire another husband, Captured at Yala National Park, Sri Lanka
Alien Bee B800 in a 22-inch beauty dish high camera right. The dish is angled down so the model is lit by the feathered edge of the light. B800 in vertical stripbox behind model camera left for rim light. Skyport trigger.
Shirt by Brooks Brothers
Shoes by Steve Madden
Model: Michèle (Model Mayhem #1294279)
I've seen this little guy and his mother and twin sister quite a few times this season. They are quite tolerant of photographers and other park visitors. He was feeding on the vegetation in a dried up pond - hopefully the storm forecast for tonight will help fill the ponds again.
I'm giving away this button wreath on my blog to celebrate my 100th post. The drawing will be on 4/12/07. View my profile to find my blog.
For the Hero Arts 'Manweek' challenge. Thought I'd do a layout - it's been too long. :)
This is about my oldest son and his strong dislike of 'button' shirts'.
Journaling reads: "Sometimes between the ages of 2 and 3 you decided you didn't like 'button shirts.' At 6 1/2 years of age this still hasn't changed.. I'm not quite sure what it is exactly you don't like about them. I try and compromise, buying polo shirts instead of full-fledged dress shirts for church, but even getting you to wear those is a struggle. I do know that when I can get you to wear one you look mighty fine. :)
HA:
Four Leaf Grid
Modern Line (on the blue - hard to see in this photo)
Artistic Windows (on the 'x')
Felt Buttons
Neutral card buttons
Francesca cleaning off and out her belly button from the mud. She loves her belly button is often found with her fingers in that little button hole. taken 7/8
Button calendar made from I Love Patchwork by Rashida Coleman-Hale.
Blogged: carolyn-and-me.blogspot.com/2011/06/button-calendar.html
These are the vintage buttons, ribbon and notions that I sent to Kelly for the Vintage Button Swap. Hope she likes 'em!
A 1980s replica showing native art and how it would be used for everyday objects like this blanket. The design is a raven - a bird much venerated in Native societies
I ran into Woody on Castro Street, and admired this button on his hat (which was virtually all he was wearing). He took it off and gave it to me!