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Alex did most of the work while I swung from the ceiling wailing like a howler monkey. Everything is together, and I am going to do my commute tomorrow on her. The front deraileur is being a bitch, so I pretty much only have two of the three rings in front for now. Adjustments to come.
For the record, coasting feels weird as hell. I feel almost naked having to rely soley on mechanical brakes to slow me down.
I completed my primary set yesterday. They aren't perfect, but I love that about them.
They are all the older set without mold numbers and marked TM REG then PYREX then US Pat Off.
Most of my structural stitching has been on the machine, but the hand sewn part between the legs was done with buttonhole stitch and a sturdy button/craft thread. Stuffed the head and neck and included a fat dowel, filled most of the body, then "engineered" what to do to make the legs rounded, which involved hand sewing a diamond shaped gusset into place. It worked out amazingly well. Just about ready to add some ultrasuede foot pads.
White light in the utiliy room (darkroom) is controlled by the door switch, and the safelight(s) will be conrolled by a pull-cord over the sink and/or by the enlarger timer. Having the pull cord for the safelight 8 feet from the doorway switch for the white light should eliminate instances of "Oops, not that light...damn it!"
Just backfilling the dirt and planting grass. I'm so in love with the way it came out, I want to make out with it. It's a lot higher than it looks, about four feet at the highest point.
Lee Sun Kyu ah~
You've made my life completed with your beautiful eyes, your killed smile, your aegyo, your dorky, your everthing xD
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Hôm nay đi học Sinh
Càng ngày càng có thể khẳng định rằng : CHẮC CHẮN MÌNH SẼ KHÔNG VÔ NỔI ĐỘI TUYỂN TRƯỜNG !!!!!!
Aissshhhhh
I'm such a loser
I never can defeat them
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
BFF Socks by Cookie A
c/o 12/18/2017
b/o 01/22/2018
White Oak Studio TV Yarn Sock - X Files
over 72 sts
16 sts toe
Costume fully assembled. Headlight wand installed in dome, sitting on head, sitting on top (with weapons installed), sitting on body. All sections are hot-glued to each other.
St Michael's, Emley, West Yorkshire, UK - late September 2014...the last of the red Rowan berries still on the trees that line the path
My completed scorecard for the Brooklyn Cyclones in their game against the Wilmington Blue Rocks at Maimonides Park
The Cyclones won, 8-3.
Brooklyn, NY, 07/24/21
Merdean Munes from Complete Dance Company performs as part of Street by Sweden, wearing a Pippi Longstocking wig while guests watch. By Tobias Andersson Åkerblom
I'm pretty happy with it all actually. I need to tweak the through tenons and tidy them up, but all in all, the hard work has now been done.
The temple of the goddess Isis at Philae is one of the most beautiful in Egypt, not as large as some but structurally largely complete, which is fitting for the temple believed to be the last to operate under the ancient Egyptian religion, having only formally closed for pagan worship in the 6th century AD.
It was also the first of Egypt's great temples I ever saw in person and left me spellbound, and thus it was fitting that this should again be the first we visited on this trip.
The temple sits in a uniquely picturesque setting on a small island in the Nile south of Aswan and thus has only ever been approached boat. The complex consists of the main temple building dedicated to Isis (wife of Osiris and mother of Horus) whose inner sanctum is entered via a forecourt with towering pylons guarding the inner and outer entrances. All this is approached from the Nile through an open court flanked by lengthy colonnades making an unforgettable first impression.
There are several subsidary buildings of note around the site, the most imposing of which is undoubtedly the large rectangular colonnaded structure known as 'Trajan's Kiosk', which features some beautifully carved capitals.
The temple is relatively new by Egyptian standards, begun under one of the last of the native pharoahs, Nectanebo I (c380-62 BC) but mostly dating to the Ptolemaic period (as do many of the better preserved temples in the south of the country).
The temple's long use and later conversion to a church along with its remote location helped preserve it more or less completely over the centuries, but in the 20th century it faced its biggest threat, the construction of the Aswan dams which are located either side and caused Philae island to flood. The first dam (built 1902) caused the temple to be inundated for much of the year (thus washing away all the remaining paintwork from the interior; 19th century watercolours record what a loss the coloured details were). The bigger threat came in the 1960s when the Aswan High Dam was built to the south, causing the water levels to rise enough to completely submerge most of the temple. For some years all that could be seen of Philae were the four main towers and the columns of Trajan's Kiosk emerging from the waters.
Fortunately salvation came in the 1970s following the campaign to rescue and relocate the Nubian temples further south also threatened by the rising waters. Following the construction of a coffer-dam around the temple the entire temple complex was dismantled and rebuilt on higher ground on the adjoining island of Agilkia where it can be enjoyed in its full splendour today.
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Hurrah, blanket number two is finished. Used the lucy join as you go method, which is, tbh, a revelation! Makes things much quicker.
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Trying to complete the Lorain Drive Thru Deli's font-age...26 caps sorta. The artist here had crushin' platform style font-age.
It was also run on the wall to the right but you get the idea here. All we need now are the window treatments, a quick cleaning of the carpet and moving in the baby furniture and then we are done!! Bring on the baby.