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Completed landscape in fall
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Julius finally is all put together (for now, at least). Not only did I restring him for the first time, but now he finally has his permanent wig and clothes. It looks like his shadow in the picture, but my sister was also kind enough to get him a beanie.
Day 16/ 30 Days of Gratitude
Bagels, lox,coffee, mom.....all things i love.
Stopped off at the bagel store on the way to moms- and a gentleman ordering right before me in line looked and sounded like he could have been related to me in some way..So, as Im waiting for my lox and cream cheese he orders EXACTLY the bagels that I ordered ...but .. then he said "and 2 BIALYS.".....well .. that is EXACTLY what i would have ordered if my dad was still here.. Dad wasn't a huge fan of the bagel and lox combo..he was butter on a bialy or onion roll kinda guy..
so.. i waited as tears rolled down my eyes...went to moms and we kinda had a quiet breakfast together...things really suck . . however . im grateful for the sunday ritual and having mom closeby..
Another awesome time doing a second dino commission. Really made me stoked about painting now. Bad photo eh
13 holes. Water from the pump is split through a tee with two taps to control the flow to the flood/drain beds and the NFT channel.
Second Chance Classics in Gibbon, Nebraska. We stop by every few years and have never caught anyone here to talk to about these.
Scrunch love!
pattern:
www.ravelry.com/projects/andigal/scrunchable-scarf
yarn: Malabrigo worsted color: Mariposa
blogged:
This is little man in my second Topdown Bonnet (this one actually fits--I didn't bother measuring his head for the first one--oops!). It's from the Hello Yarns pattern (http://www.helloyarn.com/topdownbonnet.htm). I used Bernat Softee Baby yarn (in blue denim marl), size 3 doublepoint needles and size 3 16" circular needles. I did the child size hat with the infant size ears. Great pattern. Lots of fun to make!
All he needs now is a little more greenstuff and some feeder tubes
More Info:
modernsynthesist.blogspot.com/2011/04/old-strains-exocrin...
Completing the trio of SAHSA B737s seen during my wait was this -400 HR-SHK in a smart new livery.
Please also see my album notes.
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Almost as soon as it began, construction on the Lee Innovation Lab and the new quiet room were completed before the end of September! From this point, the Lab would move into the equipping and staffing stages of development.
Okay, not the best of photos - I should have just scanned it. This is your only reference in color of what the model should look like when completed.
Kiddo wanted to be Ahsoka Tano, a character from Star Wars: Clone Wars.
Add some white tights and boots and this should work fine. (There is more to the headpiece, too.)
Oh, and it's pretty much all recycled. The headpiece was made from an old pillowcase, the body from a t-shirt plus some scrap fabric from the stash; the sash and wrist cuffs from an old pair of Kiddo's pants plus some felt.
The shower curtain material is thin and shiny, so it looks more wrinkly here than it does in real life... :)