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Actually, I believe these were all officials. In any case, it seemed they had one for every target on the course.
Pulled from my growing archives - we're quickly approaching the one year anniversary of Vancouver 2010.
Almost driving back to NL! Rowen will have a busy last week, saying goodbye at KITA and taking another swimming test on Friday.. Actually, we'll all have a busy week! I haven't written it all down but Seumas and I are still checking out schools and next week we're looking at the last two on our list (of the 5 public bilingual schools that we were interested in).
After a few months of delay, my new site will finally be alive. IconMoon will be launched on 10.10.10!
Please go visit the countdown page and don't miss the launch 2 weeks later. :D
Species: Marbled Godwit
Count: 1
Observation date: Jun 28, 2013
Location: US-MO-Portageville - 36.5143x-89.5443, Fulton, US-KY
Submission ID: S14572414
Photographer: John Brunjes
"Count the garden by the flowers, never by the leaves that fall. Count your life with smiles and not the tears that roll.”
Counting Crows at the Cardiff International Arena, 16th May 2009.
You'll have to forgive me for the number of photos I'm posting of this gig. I couldn't choose between a bunch of them. We managed to park ourselves in the front row against the barrier (best view I've had at a gig in ages as I'm so short I usually can't see a thing!), so the photo opportunities were great. Fantastic gig too.
Thanks for the birthday pressie Beth, I loved it! xx
used 2nd curtain sych and ceiling bounce...which I am not sure if it does any good...it's glass ceiling.
After wearing out grandad, they count their spoils for the day. They are so active, they look like matchstick with some wood shaved off!
As soon as they come to visit us, its off to the beach just half a mile away, and collect shells to take home
Caring Counts: Ambassador Winant and the Special Relationship. A lecture by Ambassador Matthew Barzun at the US Embassy London, 7 December 2016.
Shirt #2 from Threadless.com bought during their $10 t-shirt sale. I went to the yarn shop to hang out today so duh gotta wear the sheep shirt!
With a new computer and a new camera, I am finally catching up on getting photos of recent (meaning last Christmas) projects. I made this accordion-style soft book for my preschooler from this fabric at Spoonflower, a fat quarter of a batik my son picked (for the backing) out, fusible fleece, and some ribbon.