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Do cats have belly buttons???
As I have seen many of them born I know that they do have umbilical cord and therefore they could have a belly button... but till this week I´ve never seen one :O
What do you think?
Anyway I'm calling the vet tomorrow... you never know...
Handmade by me
Pattern by Keyka Lou
blogged here countrykittyland.blogspot.com/2011/05/red-ecru-love.html
See them at magpieskinnies.blogspot.com/2006/09/frog-bliss-button_15....
©Magpieskinnies 2006
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One of the 10 shots for the Amy & Jani August challenge. Both mine and Amy's shots can be seen here : www.flickr.com/groups/ajac
The themes I chose were COLOR and SPACE.
Event: Morris Register National Rally
Location: Thoresby Hall, Budby, Nottinghamshire
Camera: Canon EOS 5
Lens(s): Canon EF 50mm f/1.4
Film: Adox HR-50
Shot ISO: 50
Light Meter: Camera
Exposure: Mostly f/2.8
Lighting: Overcast & some drizzle
Mounting: Hand held
Firing: Shutter button
Developer: Ilford DD-X(1+4) for 7m 30s
Scanner: Epson V800
Post: Adobe Lightroom & Photoshop (dust removal)
miley cyrus left ear piercings miley cyrus ear piercing miley cyrus By www.piercingtime.com
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We weren’t allowed to paint our nails or get our ears pierced Miley Cyrus a run for her money. Check out this adorable photo o...
This is my version of a "button" mushroom. I put the concrete over the top of a regular sized light bulb (covered in plastic wrap for easy release).
Out early morning fishing, wearing a similar outfit, that I remember wearing in 1967. My mother sent me out in her yellow buttoning plastic mac, tied rain bonnet and belt, on a very wet Easter holiday, that year. It marked the start of my lifelong love of plastic macs.
* Button wreath, made by glueing buttons to a styropor wreath (5.9 inch) that was first covered with felt.
* Knopenkrans, gemaakt door knopen te lijmen op een met vilt beklede piepschuim krans (15 cm).
Because my partner likes Mary Englebreit, I used an image from an old daily ME calendar I had saved the pages from years ago. The buttons are mostly vintage--the exception is the one with the flower--some wonderful person sent that one to me with a swap.
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new spring scarf with thrifted ($4) raincoat, and the olive green, octagon button is vintage bakelite (also trifted)
I wasnt fond of the fake fur of the original pattern in the book, but I am doing some patchwork practice and this was a good way to kill two birds with one stone.
I dont know if I'll get to wear it much as it will be almost 80 here in VA today. Maybe next week.
Slanty fun as Jenson Button flies through Rivage at the 2010 Belgian Grand Prix.
Hopefully the first of a few keepers from a fantastic (if sodden) weekend at Spa.
belly button double piercing horizontal belly button piercing on belly By www.piercingtime.com
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Once your navel piercing is healed, you can change the jewelry. Photo Credit diamond and silver belly button image by Peter Bax...
Silver and gold, 8th-6th century B.C.E.
H. 27.5 cm.
The hero holds a sword in his right hand and grasps the left wing of the bull with his left hand, with his left foot pressing against the left rump of the bull, while his right foot is firmly planted into the ground. The rather short back side of his coat has long tufts around the hem of the tail. The coat is buttoned in front and hangs down to the knee in back. Decorative bands of design a chain of small squares with circles inside encircle the cuff, collar, chest, waist, and hem of the coat. Similar types of clothing and decoration are also found in Eastern Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and Western Iran in the beginning of the 1st millennium B.C. The man's face, or more precisely, his mouth and portions above it, is covered with gold. That the eye-sockets are disproportionately large for the size of the man's face suggests that some type of inlay work was present originally, judging from grooves incised along the eyebrows arcing over the eye-sockets. The long depression on the face from the temple to below the nose and reaching the chin also raises a possibility that it was once covered with a beard made of another material. The man's face resonates with those found on ivory carvings excavated in Hasanlu.–1 A hole at the top of the head and a wide channel cut from above the man's forehead to the back of the head probably signify that other materials were fitted in those areas for a head ornament and hair. The frame-like element on the forehead is separated in the center and appears to curve up, suggesting that bull's horns were attached to the crown the man wore.
The winged bull has a human face, fashioned similarly to the man's, including the beard. The horns on the bull's head are those of the caprid. The wings are composed of three layers of sword-shaped feathers with herringbone pattern. Around a circular hole in the chest, there appears a trace suggesting something once attached. The tufts on the forehead, covering the temple, tucking behind the ears, and allowing them to hang down from the sides, then curing ends behind are almost common feature of griffins, also winged or unwinged half-human, half-animal supernatural beasts of eastern Mediterranean area, Eastern Anatolia, and Northern and Western Iran. Designs involving the winged caprid are quite common in the Iranian highlands: the winged and human-faced divine animal with caprid's horns can be found in metal works of Luristan in Western Iran during 10th to 9th centuries B.C., and later, human-faced winged bull with caprid's horns can be found in Achaemenid art.–2
The contest scene of a hero a sword in his right hand, holding onto an animal or a supernatural beast from behind and with the left foot pressing down on the animal's body resemble those found on cylinder seals of Babylonia in the early 1st millennium B.C.–3 The existence of an active trade route connecting Kassite-Babylonia, Assyria, Hasanlu in Western Iran and Marlik of Northern Iran has been speculated, which corroborates clear similarities in art and craft designs in these areas.–4 Incorporating the appropriate Western Iranian imagery of the day, the aforementioned contest scene from Babylonia quite possibly provided a theme to the present work.
The two figures in this piece are connected at the left foot of the hero. A variety of evidence, including the hole in the hero's head and the hole in the chest of the winged bull, point to a possible use of this work as a vessel.
Text and image from the website of the Miho Museum.
A collection of TigerCon buttons available for free to attendees of the Comic-Con style event held in the Salvatore G. Rotella Digital Library and Learning Resource Center at Riverside City College on April 5. Photo By Stephen Day, Viewpoints.
for the bouquets - I still need to make these up. All the twisting of the wire (stems) is making my hands quite sore, so it's quite a slow process
Belly Button Piercing Photos By 2.bp.blogspot.com
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That means you have more kinds of bacteria in your belly button than there are different kinds of ants or birds in North America, according to the study. The majority of the...
One more that I made last year and gave to my sister. I think the red/white combination is my favorite.