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A friend commented on this photo in fb: "oh come on, she's just playing!". He was absolutely right, but then I think "play" wouldn't have had the same effect on the viewer as "lost". The basic premise here, I think, is that people generally think negative. Or may be there is some kind of profundity to being "lost", than just "play"--which could be a mundane thing in the grand scheme of things. Thoughts?

22nd April 2010 by Daisy1078

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Millie and the other's in the top ability group in her class have been chosen by the head to go to some special lessons with her. This is the first marked piece of work we had back today. The piece that Millie wrote has been displayed in school.

photographer by Min_Max

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Off Centre by Simon Felton

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Lighting a memory by Simon Felton

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Patrick and his Triumph by Alban Montalbano

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Social Comment? by Dave Elkington

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Jade's name has been smashed off the frontage of her (now closed) salon.

Someone making a eloquent comment on the 'Race Row' nonsense blanketing the headlines perhaps?

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View On Black

Anonymous Protest by Paul Williams

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Comments, memories, shameless pointing out of oneself - all welcome in the Comments!

[45/365] bows in the black and white by Emma Townson

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So I don't know which one I like the most. I added the other 3 in comments.

The headband is from UO, it is massive and I still haven't worn it outside of my house cause I don't know where it'd work. SOOC beyond me cropping out my mouth

Homework day. I have some exams next week and then I'm basically done until I start some summer classes in May. I cannot wait to be done with this year.

if you could please either ask permission to blog my photos or credit them that'd be great, thank you.

EIS Comment page 14 by Dick

Comment on the negative impacts of an invasive and two opportunistic species on the biota of Willapa Bay as part of the actions being considered to control.

Red Kite by david pacey

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September 2024 by Emily Jayne

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Comments always appreciated, as long as you keep it clean - I love to hear your feedback! xx

I went out with my lovely friend Rebekah and we went into town round a few of the bars and pubs.

The day started for me at Piccolo for an amazing breakfast.

After that I popped down to see my Sister who whowed me the awesome and creepy birthday present they had got for my Niece - a couple of creepy dolls on a see-saw. Brilliant!

The evening, Rebekah and I went to The Star to begin with before heading across to the Freedom Quarter, where we saw some great live acts at Monroe's and finished the night in a new bar, Zinnia. It was a great night!

Some great live acts on in Monroe's.

Pikowa highway near Bay of Plenty New Zealand by D.J. P3tros

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Lavenders by chumayNZ

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No.137> My FA5! by Japanparts.com

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Best car so far!

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I <3 my Bride seats

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*Japanparts home

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My Nail art 3 by Royal_Princess ^_^

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قولولي رايكم بليييز

Fried Wings Appetizer by Zeetz Jones

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+2 In Comments by Evan Clark

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Advertise in style by m o h a m e d e l b i z r y

Comments anyone...?

~ by Shatha }'s

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كذب من قال موج البحـر خايـن والبحـر غـدار

وأنا في عيني أمواجه قبر .. وأدفن بها أسـراري

لك الله يابحر من ويـن جبـت الصبـر ياصبـار ..

وأنا صبري عجز لايكتـم اللـي شفـت بأقـداري

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جميع الحقوق محفوظه

ما أسمح ولا أحلل اي أحد ياخذ الصورة ويستخدمها بدون مايقولي وياخذ الإذن مني

Great Kiskadee - Pitangus sulphuratus "Benteveo" by Pablo Reinsch

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The Great Kiskadee, Pitangus sulphuratus, is a passerine bird. It is a large tyrant flycatcher; sometimes its genus Pitangus is considered monotypic, with the Lesser Kiskadee (P. lictor) separated in Philohydor.

It breeds in open woodland with some tall trees, including cultivation and around human habitation, from southern Texas and Mexico south to Uruguay and central Argentina, and on Trinidad. It was introduced to Bermuda in 1957, and to Tobago in about 1970.
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Posadas - Misiones - Argentina

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