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Button is a beautiful 9 year old Jack Russell, she has very long hair and likes to bark at dogs on the TV (what dog doesn't). I write this whilst she's is downstairs, in the living room, plonked up against the sofa.
Recently it has become apparent that the illness that she bounced back from so well in February has come back, and unfortunately despite our best efforts we're at the point where the kindest thing is for her to be put to sleep.
It's devastating, I've have spent the past few days trying to remain positive, ensuring that her last days would be as peaceful as possible whilst trying to convince myself that we've made the right decision.
My mum and my sister’s visited last night to say goodbye to her, pictures were taking and kisses exchanged, this afternoon Button will be gone.
At first I was very upset, thoughts were bouncing around my head like had we done our absolute best for her? But now I feel an overwhelming sense of relief, she'll suffer no longer, and even though she won't be around, she'll be in our hearts forever.
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I decided to see her after she was put to sleep, she looked ever so peaceful, just as if she was lying in her bed. We're still upset, but also relieved, it cannot have been easy for her over the past few weeks and months.
When we got back into the house the first thing we saw was a photograph of Button lying in the flower bed... a typical day for her really. It's strange but all the photographs we have around the house are now memories, fantastic memories though.
Love you Button
Ben & Lorna
Small button accordion from Russia that I reworked to play in "C" like german button accordion. I have done these in a number of keys at this point.
Jenson Button in the McLaren - Mercedes MP4-27 at turn 9 of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve during qualifying for the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix.
One of the dryers has broken off all but the centre of three buttons on this cardigan. You can see that the thread did not break.
Jenson Button in the McLaren - Mercedes MP4-27 at turn 9 of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve during third practice for the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix.
Decorate a cell phone, flash drive, purse, bag, zipper, key chain and more!
1.25" button charm.
Barrel of Monkeys (see my profile).
at about 1:2.8 (18mm / 50mm with macro coupler)
the ring around the view hole is perhaps the inside of the 50mm lens?
obviously putting the 50mm on the 18-55 is not so useful, but just wanted to see what happened...
Very good condition, old button-copy railroad crossbuck found at an antique shop. $900 was a bit much for my budget
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Jenson Button - 2009 World F1 Champion driving last year's McLaren on Butt Bridge during the Bavaria City Racing event - Dublin, June 3rd 2012.
Collage of muslin, vintage sewing book pages, and vintage buttons.
Edition of four. One available for trade, comment if interested.
Jen and Molly made button bookmarks for Molly's preschool teachers, perfect for their summer reading!
Suspended Animation Classic #766 First published August 31, 2003 (#35) (Dates are approximate)
Button Man By Mark Allen
Harry Exton is a "button man;" a paid killer. And he can't stop killing. He daren't, you see, because he's been hired to play a game... a killing game. At any time, he, and other mercenaries, may get a call from one of the "voices," men they never meet face to face, who decide the time, place and players. But Harry wants out, which is against the rules. How does he escape this vicious cycle when even the other button men will kill him to keep him from leaving?
The scenario of Button Man is fairly straightforward; its execution (no pun intended) is what is so remarkable. Originally written for a British comic entitled Toxic, it later ended up running in the U.K.'s 2000 AD. In 1995, it was collected in an oversized graphic novel format by Kitchen Sink Press.
Lucky for comics readers in the U.S., as it could be considered one of the most engaging comic works of the last couple of decades. Writer John Wagner weaves an intensely visceral tale that goes right for the reader's jugular. Exton, the leading character, is extremely believable as a ruthless killer, not hindered by any ethical restraints, but unsatisfied with a situation out of his control. There are no redeeming moral qualities to Exton, so readers shouldn't look for them. Wagner stays true to the character.
What to say about artist Arthur Ranson's work...? We don't see enough of it in the U.S. Much has been said about comic artists with a sense of realism in their work. None, however, has outdone Ranson. His fine line work and detailed composition are seen in every aspect of his craft. Combined with the 9" x 12" format, Button Man achieved a "cinematic" look years before such a style became popular in comics books.
Button Man is recommended for adults who enjoy great action, mystery and intrigue.
Button Man, published by Kitchen Sink Press, 96 pages, $15.95. Find it at your local comic shop.
A crocheted band with a ring of beads joining the grogeous button that Ali sent with the granny squares.
The less ergonomic version of the red button
It's black, with black lettering on a black backgound. When you press it a black light lights up black to show it works. What else it might do when pressed it hard to say.
(If you can't see it your monitor needs adjusting.)
Obviously you should view 'The Black Button' On Black