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Bento Mesh Head: LeLutka Avalon EvoX
Bento Mesh Body: Maitreya Laura BOM
Face/Body: Mia by ND/MD
Body Tatt: Shining by [White~Widow]
Hair: F195 by KMH
Ensemble: Winged Fantasy (incl. top & pants) by *Lurve*
Mesh Nails: Just in Time Bridal by :Moon Amore:
Choker: Clockhaus
Katalina Earrings: [ kunst ]
Headpiece: Eider 1 (ivory) by Belle Epoque
Shoes: Juniper Wedges by [BREATHE]
Classic Chihuahuas Tan Companion: JIAN
Adult Labrador Retriever Animesh (Companion): [Rezz Room]
Caramel Swirl Frappe: Junk Food
Primavera in Toscana Loggia Roof: 8f8
Primavera in Toscana End Bench: 8f8
SIM: Borg a mare @ maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Shona/209/75/33
Pip can do a few tricks now.
I paid for a Chihuahua and got a Chihuahua cross.
Not what I wanted but I love him too much to find him another home.
You can see the tattoo in his ear in the larger size.
That is proof he had been de-sexed.
I have been a bit sick, better now and am slowly getting around to everyone, I enjoy all the wonderful photos you have : ))
He's done with this project and handing over to the new rescue who no only looks like him but who had the same crappy start in life...
Awful as the weather was for Yours Truly yesterday, this morning it was bright and wonderful. I could just take a nice constitutional before an efficient bus whisked me off to catch another to the other side of Uruguay.
There are worse walks than the one along the Arroyo del Potrero even though inroads are literally being cut to access plots for fashionable bungalows. For the time being, though, all is still very nice. One worries: for how long...??
I don't know how susceptible these Longlegged Flies are to the human nature of ever-development. Will they survive in these soon to be developed grounds. One hopes... but doubts...
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Close-up of Laguna Agate from Chihuahua, Mexico.
Backlit, sidelit, flash, I used them all at once to photograph this 1 1/2" slab of agate... I had to grind the slab, an end piece, down to a thickness of 1/8" in order for the light to shine through the entire piece. Well worth the time and effort!
I think I'm getting better at this!!!
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Nikon D700
60mm micro f/2.8 lens
© alley cat photography - all rights reserved.
The pups love their new backyard! And they're getting used to going back and forth from our home to the cabin, which makes everything so much easy.
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This is an example of tube, pipe or stalactitic agate that was cut across the tubes revealing their beautiful and fascinating interiors. This specimen comes from Mexico, but tube agates can be found in countries around the world including Scotland.
The depth of the tubes in this 4" x 4" x 1/4" thick slab are revealed if viewed in Lightbox.
Note that the quartz areas are not blue and green. They are clear quartz. . It took me a few minutes to figure out where those colors came from..... NY1, a cable news channel which I was listening to as I photographed this piece, has background colors of royal blue and yellow which reflected through the quartz! Ya gotta love it! LOL!!
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Nikon D700
60mm micro f/2.8 lens
© alley cat photography - all rights reserved.
I’ve posted photos of Zoe my Chihuahua recently, but I also have an older dog called Ninja. She is a mix of a Husky and Pointer, and almost 13 years old. Zoe is 10 months, so she tires Ninja out a lot. Hehe. They are best of friends, they play and cuddle all day long. Zoe is carefree, energic, and a bit sneaky. Ninja is calm, a little bit nervous and gentle. Different personalities, but as friends (or “sisters”) that doesn’t matter much. They truly love each other!
My daughters lil chihuahua Millie. 9 month old and full of cheek. Such a gorgeous and well behaved wee thing. Love her to bits.
A kilometer is equal to 1,000 meters, or about 0.62 of a mile.
Screen Shot from Season 3 of 'Better Call Saul'.
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Wiggles the Dancing Dog. Born with no front legs, Wiggles a mixed breed Chichuahua that has won many dance contests including "Best Dancing Dog 2008" at Doggie Doo, www.oberlindoggiedoo.org.
Sinónimos: Quercus hartmanii Trelease. Arbustos o arbolitos caducos o subperennifolios. Corteza Gris oscura a casi negra, escamosa. Tallos parduscos, de 1-2 mm de diámetro, persistentemente pubescentes. Yemas pardo rojizas, ovoides, de cerca de 1 mm. Hojas con peciolo de 2-3,5 mm, lámina de oblongo elíptica a lanceolada, de 15-30 mm de largo x 8-15 mm de ancho, base obtusa o cuneada, margen fuertemente cartilaginoso, entero, a veces dispersamente mucronado dentado hacia el ápice, 7-8 pares de nervios secundarios, envés mate grisáceo, microscópicamente pubescente, con largos pelos blancos o amarillentos en el nervio central y la base, hazverde brillante, dispersa y diminutamente pubescente o glabrescente. Bellotas solitarias o en parejas, subsésiles o con pedúnculo de unos 2 mm, cúpula de 6 mm de lato x 8-9 mm de ancho, glande estrechamente ovoide o elíptico, de 8-15 x 6-8 mm. Especie nativa de Arizona, N. México y Texas en Estados Unidos, y de Chihuahua y Sonora em Méjico. En Iturraran se encuentra en la zona 3.
Sinonimoa: Quercus hartmanii Trelease. Zuhaixka edo zuhaitz txiki hosto erorkorrak edo ia iraunkorrak. Azala gris iluna edo ia beltza, ezkatatsua. Zurtoinak arrexkak, 1-2 mm-ko diametrokoak, pubeszente iraunkorrak. Begiak arre gorrixkak, bihotz formakoak, 1 mm ingurukoak. Hostoek 2-3,5 mm-ko pezioloa dute, orria luzanga eliptiko eta lantzeolatu artekoa, 15-30 mm luze x 8-15 mm zabal, oinaldea kamutsa edo falka itxurakoa, ertza oso kartilaginosoa, osoa, batzuetan han-hemen mukroidun horzduna punta aldera, 7-8 nerbio sekundario pare, azpialdea grisaxka distiragabea, ilaun mikroskopikoekin, ile zuri edo horixka luzeak nerbio nagusian eta oinaldean, gainaldea berde distiratsua, ilaun ñimiñoa eta sakabanatua edo ia glabroa. Ezkurrak banaka edo binaka ageri dira, ia eseriak edo 2 mm inguruko pedunkulua dutenak, kupula 6 mm garai x 8-9 mm zabal, fruitua oboide estua edo eliptikoa, 8-15 x 6-8 mm. Espeziearen jatorria: Amerikako Estatu Batuetako Arizona, Mexiko Berria eta Texas eta Mexikoko Chihuahua eta Sonora. Iturraranen 3. gunean dago.
Synonymes : Quercus hartmanii Trelease. Arbustes ou petit arbres caducs ou à feuillage pérenne. Écorce gris foncé à presque noire, à écailles. Tiges brunâtres, de 1-2 mm de diamètre, pubescence persistante. Bourgeons brun rougeâtre, ovoïdes, de près de 1 mm. Feuilles avec pétiole de 2-3,5 mm, lame d’oblongue elliptique à lancéolée, de 15-30 mm de longueur x 8-15 mm de largeur, base obtuse ou cunée, bord fortement cartilagineux, entier, parfois rarement mucronné denté vers le sommet, 7-8 paires de nervures secondaires, abaxial mat grisâtre, à pubescence microscopique , avec de longs poils blancs ou jaunâtres sur la nervure centrale et la base, adaxial vert brillant, épars et avec pubescence minuscule ou glabrescent. Glands solitaires ou en couples, sous-sessiles ou avec pédoncule de quelques 2 mm, coupole de 6 mm de longueur x 8-9 mm de largeur, gland étroitement ovoïde ou elliptique, de 8-15 x 6-8 mm. Espèce originaire d’Arizona, N. Mexique et Texas aux États-Unis, et de Chihuahua et Sonora au Mexique. À Iturraran elle se trouve dans la zone 3.
Synonyms: Quercus hartmanii Trelease. Sub-perennial or deciduous bushes or small trees. Dark grey to nearly black bark, scaly. Brown stalks, 1-2 mm in diameter, persistently pubescent. Reddish brown buds, ovoid, nearly 1 mm. Leaves with 2-3.5 mm petiole, lanceolate to elliptic oblong blade, 15-30 mm long x 8-15 mm wide, cuneate or obtuse base, very cartilaginous edge, entire, sometimes sparsely dentate mucronate towards the tip, 7-8 pairs of secondary veins, greyish matt underneath, microscopically pubescent, with long yellow or white hairs on the central vein and base, bright green upper face, scattered and tiny pubescent or glabrescent. Single acorns or in pairs, subsessiles or with 2 mm peduncle, with 6 mm high x 8-9 mm wide cupule, narrowly ovoid or elliptic glans, 8-15 x 6-8 mm. Species native to Arizona, New Mexico and Texas in the United States, and to Chichuahua and Sonora in Mexico. Located in zone 3 in Iturraran.
The second moctezuma agate I have polised (this one had a broken face and I ground that flat, rather than using the saw and reducing the size) from the agates I purchased from an old private collection in Odessa, Texas.
I made this photo of a car that had driven on the wrong side of the street to double park almost across from my home on Naples St in San Francisco. Upon closer inspection, you will also notice the driver is holding a Chihuahua on his lap. Nice going. Time for this fellow to take a safety driving course.