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My second dorm decoration (and no worries, I'll take a photo of the first, too...it's a bit of a joke between me and the roomie, but maybe worth sharing nonetheless)! I know I said that the green wall wouldn't be making any more appearances for a while, but I did get two rolls of film developed in California before school started...and decided to put this one up before anything else.
It's like having a nice little piece of home stuck on my wall (which is made up of a bulletin-esque material, so convenient!). I wake up and see it and have to smile :) I love that green color and I'm glad the verse can still watch over my bed from a couple hundred miles away.
Psst...all the photos in this upload batch of six are SOOC! I'm utterly in love with the natural light streaming into my room.
BOOM! And the echos can be heard all across the Rocky Mountains! Check out our latest 5-pc Compact Nesting Kit with 2 Crash Cymbal Arms. Destined to produce only the very funkiest drum sounds in Colorado Springs, this elegant stacker's gonna let the new owner ditch 4 drum cases and lighten his hardware case. 8x10, 9x13, 10x16, 16x20, 4½x14; plied maple; satin wax.
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I LOVED these when I was a kid! I had so many of them, I didn't know where they got to but I found these on ebay. Yay! Polly pockets are so lame now, and kinda skanky.
Usually compact dookie is a bad thing, in this case it's quite fashionable.
I made this from the center of an old 33 that dates from around the 1950's and that unfortunately no longer played.
Why? I don't get it, why does one even need a trash compactor instead of just a nice sized trash bin? I guess I'm missing the point, but judging by the paw prints the raccons sure find it interesting.
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A friends "vintage" compactor - still going strong!
All these pics were either shot with the Voigtländer Heliar 3,5/50 or the Voigtländer Apo-Lanthar 3,5/90.