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He was counting money when I came by, holding it with the mouth. When he saw I wanted to take a picture he was very happy about it and posed for me. You can see the money he was counting in his hands...
“Teaching children to count is not as important as teaching them what counts”
~Unknown
[Day 105/365]
Did a portrait for my friend's little 5yr. She's truly a princess ^_^
“Count the garden by the flowers, never by the leaves that fall. Count your life with smiles and not the tears that roll.”
~Unknown
[Day 101/365]
O Monday >_<
Every time I visit Llyn Cowlyd, the weather is like this but at least it makes the pipeline shine. Running from Llyn Cowlyd dam to Dolgarrog power station, it must be one of the longest rivetted structures in Britain. Just out of sight in the distance is an impressive inverted syphon forming a bridge over a farm track.
There´s a saying that a pretty good macro economic indicator is to count the cranes.
With zilch inflation and negative interest rates, not too much can go wrong here.
Looks pretty healthy to me...
Preciosa dama contando las ganancias con los ultimos turistas.
Precious little lady counting the benifits of the day in Mingun.
The latest in our line of counting toys! Needlefelted gnomes that are not only fun to play with (firmly felted wool, tallest is 4" tall) but they help with colours, sequencing and sizes. They have a variety of skin tones and sport mushrooms to match the number on their bases~ so amounts and numerals are both taught through play.
until summer.
apologies for the editing. I hope I can sit myself down and experiment my way to improvement this summer!
Cornwall, Vermont USA. Citizens doing their duties on Election Day, 2004. Note the paper ballots, yes, in the 21st century! I thought humans couldn't vote without computers. Be warned neighbors • Be vigilant! • For you, election haiku:
On paper ballots
freely cast; fully counted.
One voter, one vote.
- But of course there's Stalin's haiku view:
It's not the people
who vote that count, but rather
those who count the votes.
cuerva, spain :: what a site to see! these windmills rise up on the horizon as you approach. so interesting and beautiful...
MRL SD40-2XR #262 and GP9 #109 switch out the yard at Helena as BNSF C44-9W #5198 and MRL SD40-2 #253 await crews to take it up Mullan Pass. The real deal here is H-LAUSPO, which will ascend up the hill with a trio of SD40-2s in a few hours.
Notorious Count Oktavius is known for his unreasonable conquests and fury driven crusades, usually targeting innocent townsfolk and nearby harmless villages. There is a saying that the devil himself speaks through this mad Count, but none dare say it out loud. In fear of yet another "crusade" hitting their hometown.
Gravesteen (Dutch for count's castle) was built in 1180. It was modeled after castles built in the Holy Land by Crusaders.
Can you count them? There's 113.
:D
Also in my order:
2x in yellow
2x in trans-black
2x in lime
20x in dk purple
From Chalet-Go-Play. Great shipping, great selection, great service. I have every intention of ordering from there again next time I place an order.