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my pretty boy Liam, with correct wig and eyes. decided to keep the purple ones, the green/yellow ones made him look too evil.
Took long enough XD But I had a lot of interruptions. I am in LOVE with how it turned out though. I'm very, very happy. this would be my...I lost count how many faceups I've done...oh well...
The air return vent was the biggest issue from this view and with the facade nearly complete and after adding another feature I have planned should pull the eye away from the vent for the most part.....what's that you say? ....what feature? ....lol...I guess you will have to sign up for my newsletter to stay informed when my next post comes out so you don't miss it , It will be very cool though ....trust me!
A frontal view of the completed fireplace area. Once the summer season diminishes and a cold chill is in the air, it will be hard to leave the comfortable hearth side!
Virginia National Guard Soldiers assigned to the Portsmouth-based 2nd Squadron, 183rd Cavalry Regiment, 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team participate in a Spur Ride June 20, 2018, at Fort Pickett, Virginia. The two-day event tested the mental and physical endurance of pre-qualified Soldiers, provided a better understanding of reconnaissance operations, forged strong team bonds and built a stronger squadron with a sense of history, cohesion and purpose. Forty-seven Soldiers successfully completed all the assigned tasks, demonstrating that they were physically fit, tactically sound, professional and keepers of the cavalry traditions. They earned the right to wear the spurs at ceremonial events. (U.S. National Guard photo by Cotton Puryear)
Photos illustrating various aspects of a complete street within the Denver region during the summer of 2021.
Manuel Alvarado and Emma Alvarado are closer to rebuilding now that the Army Corps of Engineers have completed Phase 2 of fire debris removal on March 7, 2025. The Alvarado’s navigated the rebuilding process with help from grandson Antonio Cosby who has helped every step of the way.
(Mayra Beltran / Los Angeles County)
MONTRÉAL COMPLÈTEMENT CiRQUE (Montreal Completely Circus), Montreal, Canada
MONTRÉAL COMPLÈTEMENT CiRQUE (Montreal Completely Circus) is a Festival that brings people together across the city every July with a stunning circus program. For 11 days, Montreal moves to the rhythm of circus arts. Its venues, streets, parks, and sidewalks become stages to showcase colourful, high-flying performances from here and around the world.
An event not to be missed, MONTRÉAL COMPLÈTEMENT CiRQUE presents diversity in all its forms and expressions by creating moments where the most talented artists from the circus world come together to perform.
Created in 2010, it is the result of a collective dream that brings together TOHU—the project’s driving force—along with the support of Cirque Éloize, Les7 doigts de la main, Cirque du Soleil, the National Circus School, and En Piste. Together, they pooled their expertise, resources and will to create the first North American international festival dedicated to circus arts.
Photo: Jarle Naustvik
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50 years between the 2 emboidery. My mother to the left and I in the middle!
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this is the best thing ever, i got sound and every thing, IT MAKES ME SO HAPPY, i watched it like a million times!!
Dragon animation © ElementalDragonArt
Kathryn and I found a half-completed "AMC Theatres GuestFirst Training Guide" abandoned in Washington Square Park.
i know monsters aren't supposed to be cute, but they're fucking adorable. [i also think zombies are really adorable, so i'm a little skewed here.]
Last of the 45 degree elbows turned, bandsawn to shape, milled to final size and buffed free of sharp edges, finally installed on manifold. Next up: install what solenoid valves I have on hand and go searching ebay for the remaining 13 I'll need to have 25. Gonna need a pile of money so I gotta go back to work!
A neat appearance as it covers most of the valves and pipework. Also helps ot keep the cab cool(ish).
To explain this photo to you, you may need some background. This photo is a metaphor for my life. Before these walls used to be beige and cream. The brick was brown and dull. Before this, this room in my home was not figured out. It was mismatched and confused. This room before was me. All I added to this room was paint. I added brighter colors to every part of the room. The top paint, the bottom paints, and the brick. This room is whole. This room is me. I found my paint. I found my happiness in myself. I am whole.
It's silent from the outside so no one would hear me, but the fans do buzz inside the mask. Probably won't be a big deal.
I may put a piece of cardboard in front to make sure the fans don't get hit.