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If you would attain to what you are not yet, you must always be displeased by what you are. For where you are pleased with yourself there you have remained. Keep adding, keep walking, keep advancing.
~Saint Augustine
I decided it was time for a little change, so I painted one wall of the diorama in a light blue-turquoise. It is perfect for summer and reminds me of Greece and India!
A scene soon to see some changes, the blue FGW HST with dynamic lines will be history and no doubt the cleared land above the train will under go some urban development. 43158 & 43197 head east through Treleigh on 1A82 – 09:30 Penzance – Paddington, Saturday 30th June 2018.
Taken when my iPhone and I were invisible. I've never seen a bullseye mirror before with clock numbers, although there must be some clockfaces on flat mirrors. This is of course clocklike only in its border design, since it lacks hands and is timeless.
Inconsistent details in the perspective probably give away how the picture was taken and then changed. The idea came from a painting reproduction in a book that I saw many years ago that also showed a straight on view in a big mirror without any people, not even the painter, who must have been somewhere in the middle, but was easily left out of the painting. In this photo I radically adjusted the perspective to hide where the camera had to be.
Mum’s Day-tripper Bag
The majority of what I am designing at the moment is baby related! I have a 5 month old girl and a 3 year old boy and have an endless list of items that I want to design to make things easier or prettier or both!
This bag is really 3 items in one. The main bag, a change mat that acts as a compact changing bag in its own right and a toy I have named the sleepy fish!
I used the layer cake by cutting the squares diagonally into equal strips and piecing these for the main bag. I then used the off-cuts of this with some yardage to make the outside of the changing mat. The remaining squares (the louder, busier ones) were used to make all the components of the sleepy fish toy.
The main bag has 2 elastic sections at the sides designed to hold bottles or anything you need to hold upright, like lotion. There is a large zipped pocket for all your ‘mum’ bits – phone, purse, lippy etc. I have included the eyelet on a flap just inside the bag. This was primarily to hold my sleepy fish toy but could also be used for keys. As with any item that comes in contact with children it needed to be sturdy! I put metal studs on the bottom to protect the fabric and a plastic bag base to help maintain the shape and stability. I have also inserted tubing into the handles for extra strength and interfacing has been used throughout.
The compact changing bag is padded and wipe clean. It has enough storage for a basic change kit. i.e. two or three nappies, wipes and disposal bags. I designed it to be carried within the main bag for a quick change. Once the mat is unfolded all the other bits you need are right there. No more rummaging in your bag to find them mid-change! It is also great when you child is a little older and you don’t need to carry so much ‘stuff’ around. It can just be hung on the back of the push chair and doesn’t take up too much space. As you may have noticed, my laptop wrap, submitted in the audition round was born from this design as the fold up function is so quick and compact.
Although you can’t see it, the sleepy fish toy has a ball rattle inside and all the scales and fins have a crinkly cellophane sewn in to make lots of noises. Perfect for entertaining your baby while you change her. There is a hanging loop with Velcro so it can be attached easily to the eyelet inside the bag or onto a pushchair etc
Happy day-tripping!
Dedicated to Manuel Mollá, a great friend who's helped me change quite a few perspectives about life. Hes such an inspiration and motivation all at the same time.
For me..
Changes are so near, they're here and there, I feel them and smell them..
But they're always for better..
For everyone..
Changes should always happen.
Helps us grow :)
Manu! Seguro entenderás a que me refiero!
Debemos dejar de crecer pero sin dejar de seguir aprendiendo!
No passengers board EMU 4020 232 during the 7-minute stop including a change of direction in Absdorf-Hippersdorf during its S4 service from Tullnerfeld (along the Neue Westbahn high speed line) to Stockerau in Lower Austria, 6 July 2017.
T201707-0223
When you stop trying to change others and work on changing yourself, your world changes for the better. -unknown
"Change"
Original artwork by Merrick Brown -- Austin 2007
Decoupage / collage on wood. Approximate size: 15" x 18"
best viewed large. (click 'all sizes' above image)
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(this is available. plz contact me privately if interested!)
This "Change to come" may not look much to you, but these boxes are just *some* of my boots that need similar treatment to my shoes, with this wardrobe about to be fitted out to be my Boot Room - watch this space!
NS 68N sneaks through Elyria on the NS Chicago. Line with none other than a former Citirail leader. With these locomotives being a personal favorite for me, it was a great way to start out this golden lit Sunday
I went on a redecorating binge and ripped down all my posters and pictures, then rearranged my photos into this odd heart shaped thing.
buuuut my prints came! Thanks so much Cat! I really love them and the little note on the back :)
my brother is moving to rome/philippines. campos and caroline are moving in. i'll miss kuya much much much.
This guy got chased by a crow and ran inside some dirty laundry. His color was perfect green then, but by the time I came with my camera, he had changed his colors to what you see in the shot!! After taking some shots I took him and placed inside a bush. When I came back after 10 minutes he was fully green again. But sadly, by the time I could get hold of my camera he went missing! :-(
Next time........
The changing from day to evening as captured on her 16th birthday. So many changes to come in this next phase of her life - most notably - passing her driving test next week!!
Ok, so I really like the top one because of the colors and boldness of the word Change. However, the one in the comments seems more unique...
I dont know. If you feel like being kind, you could chose which one you like...I'd really appreciate it! :)
Its for the Change Project! Change Project
AND now, since i was indecisive....i was too late to send it in :(
so no video for these!
but they were orginally for that project :)
RECEPTION at Horse & Buggy Press on Saturday, Broad Street Gallery, Durham, NC. New paintings and printmaking works by Kimberly Wheaton.
Linköping, Sweden, Oct 10 2010
Community members in Sweden planted a red oak to promote solutions to climate change and to urge politicians to pass clean energy policies.
This was one of over 7,000 climate action events taking place in in 188 countries around the world on 10/10/10 as part of “The Global Work Party.” This synchronized international event is organized by 350.org, and is expected to be the largest day of environmental activism in history.
Photo credit: 350.org/Tim Sirén
Copyright info: This photo is freely available for editorial use and may be reproduced under an Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share Alike 3.0 license
Here today, gone away
Friends we knew, places too
Alright now, everybody changes...
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Grapette is a grape-flavored soft drink that was first produced and marketed in 1939...It was sold to the Rheingold Corporation in 1970, which marketed the Rheingold, Ruppert-Knickerbocker, and Gablinger's lines of beers, as well as several regional brands of soft drinks in California, New Mexico, and Puerto Rico...then in 1975, Rheingold was purchased by PepsiCo, Inc. in a hostile takeover, acquiring 80% of the company's stock. However, the Federal Trade Commission determined that PepsiCo controlled too many soft drink companies, and thus ordered that PepsiCo divest several prominent brands...When the divestiture was complete in 1977, Grapette was in the hands of Monarch Beverage Company, which manufactured NuGrape... As Monarch already manufactured a grape soda, it was determined that they did not need a second. Representatives from Monarch flew to Grapette's headquarters and essentially fired the Grapette team...In 1989, Grapette started producing a line of soda for Walmart and eventually sold the name to them in 2000...
Despite being the first person to photograph this garage since its most recent brand change to the new and decidedly ugly new Total Energies branding, the logo is quite awful, I am not the first person to post photos of it - Alan Biggs and Richard beat me to it! Theirs are daytime shots though which you can see below along with its previous incarnation as a Harvest Energy site and prior to that as a Texaco although that photo of mine is quite awful! Still, a night-time shot makes the new livery really stand out, and maybe I'll get used to it in time but for now it has to go down as being one of the worst we've ever seen! Shame really as the garage itself is a really nice one, quite old fashioned in style for this era. Streetview hasn't yet caught up with the Harvest era let alone the Total Energies!
www.google.com/maps/@52.1455867,0.2340838,3a,75y,88.63h,9...
Volume 4 Black Sabbath.
Many, many, moons ago, I trundled orf at sparrows fart to a swap meet in Melbourne. The cheezunkisses stayed home in bed (wise move), but, I had a good time talking to hot rodders, and looking at this'un'that.
After my fill, I fired the old '39 up and headed for home. Well, half way back, the old girl gave a twitch, the horizon altered a tad, and I hit the brakes, just in time to see, what looked like a wheel similar to one of mine, overtake me!
I pulled to the left (off the road downunder), and to my dismay, found my rear passenger wheel AWOL! There was considerable mudguard (fender) damage - bloody naturally - but getting mobile was the priority.
So, fetched the wheel orf the fence, got the jack out of the boot, Hmmm!, no wheel nuts here, so, scavenge some orf the other wheels....guess what?
Somehow, most of my wheelnuts had vanished, and I couldn't rustle up enough to put this wheel back on....I reckon I was lucky to have any wheels left. A phone call to the Missus, and 2 hours later visiting wreckers, we were on the road again.
A hasty repair at the time, and now down the track, a more serious undertaking...make the old girl look pretty again...and you blokes are interfering!
There's a bit to be done allover, but, maybe I'll keep you posted.
Cheers Paddy
Aktion "Klimaherz" in Wilhermsdorf
Am 29.11.15 trafen sich auf Einladung der Grünen Wilhermsdorf engagierte
Bürger um ein Klimaherz zu bilden und damit ein deutliches Signal nach
Paris zu senden. Es gibt keinen Planet B – Ändern wir die Politik. Nicht
das Klima.
Foto: Erhard Ebenhöh/ebenfisch.de
Big changes coming up for 2012. Sorry for not posting anything new lately. My life has been so busy. With a full time student time status and work, my life has been very hectic to be doing other things. I am keeping track and staying on my desire path so photography seems to be pushed to side for now. Any how big changes for my buddies girlfriend's Z. Expect some slamber involvement.
I love my new 85mm!