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My little Burlesque club - The Red Rum Revue - soon hits FOUR YEARS in continuous operation and my fam there and I are pretty proud of that!

 

This pic I took after the celebration of TWO years of operations.

 

It is one of the 124 lost by the Flickr server in May. I am so glad to have it back. It really encompasses what I think and see of my club.

 

The Red Rum with the Glam Girls dancing there is my Magnum Opus and MY gift to Second Life for all to enjoy.

 

It is always fun and we are the LAST Vaudeville style Burlesque Club in all of SL. We do it straight! Rough and Tumble!

 

We dance every second weekend and it's a new show EVERY SINGLE TIME!

 

Know you are loved and I hope we see you there sometime!

 

- Madame Katie McAuley

Emerging from his den after a long winter's nap, this grizzly had been feasting for three days on a bison carcass. He would bury his prize with grass (seen in foreground) and then nap directly on top of it. He is shown here blissfully rolling in the snow and seemingly giving the peace sign to his fans. Blacktail Ponds, Yellowstone National Park.

21/03/2020; Yep, you're surely going to see this more often. A glass oven dish half filled with water, a drop of dish wash soap, some olive oil, a hippie t-shirt, and a shedload of content aware fill, some great ingredients to kill time.

 

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Today I'm featuring a picture taken by a wonderful individual, Ego, who I've met a little while ago. They didn't want me to credit them. Sorry friend! Had to credit ♥♥♥

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Got a boy back home in Michigan

And it tastes like Jack when I'm kissing him

So I told him that I never really liked his friends

Now he's gone and he's calling me a bitch again

There's a guy that lives in a garden state

And he told me that we make it 'til we graduate

So I told him the music would be worth the wait

But he wants me in the kitchen with a dinner plate

 

I believe, I believe, I believe, I believe

That we're meant to be

But jealousy, jealousy, jealousy, jealousy

Get the best of me

Look, I don't mean to frustrate, but I

Always make the same mistakes, yeah I

Always make the same mistakes 'cause

 

I'm bad at love

But you can't blame me for tryin'

You know I'd be lyin' sayin'

You were the one

That could finally fix me

Lookin' at my history

I'm bad at love

 

I know that you're afraid

I'm gonna walk away

Each time the feeling fades

Each time the feeling fades

I know that you're afraid

I'm gonna walk away

Each time the feeling fades

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pattern for border on a shawl. I just cant explain how beautiful this

thread is even though it is so thin. I think its the silk content.

lensbaby macro converters

 

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first shred 4 ounces of your favored soap, for us it is our home made stuff. If you make it yourself, lower the super fat content of the soap if it is just for laundry, and it will clean the clothing better. for those buying it from a store, just be sure you use real soap, not detergent. soap for those who don't know, is saponified oils (vegetable or animal) that are changed from oils to a salt using an alkaie. in other words some one used lye or potash to make soap by mixing it with oils, and watching to make sure the chemical reaction needed took place.

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11. Former Lakeview Radial Substation

811 Lakeshore Road East

Built c1906

The small building has a unique history and is one of the only reminders of an era when electric streetcars once travelled along this stretch of Lakeshore Road, on their way to Port Credit. The Toronto & York Radial Railway laid electric streetcar tracks along Lakeshore Road, with service beginning in 1906. It is not known for certain when this building was built (sometime between 1906 and 1923), but it performed a critical service. The electric radial cars relied on direct current, so as the distance from the power plant increased, the voltage on the line decreased. To augment this, substations containing electric dynamos were built to boost the voltage, and this building is one of the few that remain from that time, although its usage has changed over time.

Bien contente d'avoir pu la voir et surtout la photographier avant la neige. Son camouflage est tout simplement parfait, toute une chance de l'avoir repérée dans ce secteur.

In between climbs at the ASCI Showdown on June 30th, 2007, the competitors had 5 minutes to rest, stretch, contemplate, or stare aimlessly out into the crowd.

 

From left to right - Melissa Lacasse, Portia Menlove, and Angie Payne

 

[I tried something different with these shots in my post-processing in PS. I wanted to mimic rebekka's latest portraits through lens blurring all but the core of the subject. So here, I made feathered selections of only the climbers' faces, hands, and in some cases, arms, then lens blurred the inverse. I'm happy with the results, and I will definitely have to try this again with more serious subjects.]

Albrecht Dürer Watercolor Pencils: Cadmium Yellow Lemon, Green Gold, Sanguine, Light Purple Pink, Grass Green, Leaf Green, Juniper Green, Middle Phthalo Blue, Bluish Turquoise, Blue Violet and Black

 

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Nikon D700. AF-S VR Micro-NIKKOR 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED Lens. f/7 at 1/80 ISO 250. AWB

Straight Out Of Camera

Sabi Sand Wilderness Area, South Africa. Early morning light on this beauty. Young female in no hurry to move and content to let us adore her.

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I finally put my bird book together. You can get a glimpse of it here.

F e a t h e r s By Martha Catherine Ivey Book Preview

A memorable day off fishing the Yakima River.

(Verdier d'Europe)

(Grünfink)

(Verdone)

(European Greenfinch)

(Carduelis chloris)

feeling content cause I have everything I need

A face only mother could love

just liked and the sun was shining

duisburg, koloniestrasse

Bufflehead in Flight

Boat on the beach at Aldeburgh, that says it all. Probably the most photographed boat on the beach?

"Trumpeter Swan Juvenile Tuck and Peek" by Patti Deters. A juvenile Trumpeter Swan 'Cygnus buccinator' is curled up in a circle and tucked in for a winter's nap. He sits very still on the snow and ice covered shore, but peaks out every now and then to keep an eye on the photographer. It's amazing these waterfowl can sit in the cold and appear to be content and comfortable. Please enjoy more of my outdoor photography (swans, wildlife, birds, and more) at patti-deters.pixels.com/featured/trumpeter-swan-juvenile-....

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