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North Liverpool Amateur Football Team Photograph - My father Vinnie White is the child seated at the front and my Grandad standing at the right of the photo. Would have been taken sometime late forties/early fifties. Unfortunately don't know the team name or names of the other people in the pic.
I have caught a fevered viral infection last week stayed in bed almost every time. Today I am feeling a little better and as I put the creme into my cup of coffee I get this lovely heart. No trick!
I believe this is a good sign and so I wish a lovely day to all of you...
Tin Cup Tribute self explanatory, shot in North Carolina
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I’m done.. Finally. I’m to creatively exhausted to keep tweaking it. (But I need to learn to take better photos. And create an actual setup with a proper light.) Built for the BioCup 2025 prelims, theme dreams
These were also estate sale finds. I don't collect Fire King, but I couldn't leave these behind. They're just too cute.
Barley in boiling water being cooled. Referred to as "보리차" in Korea.
I purchased from the bowl and cup at Anthropologie shop in seattle downtown.
Unfortunately, the cup was broken long ago. -b-
A former Shearings Volvo B10M with Van Hool T8 bodywork in the Dodds of Troon fleet heads in to Hampden. With Dodds smart livery it belies it's age as former M642DVU.
One of the District's earliest tearooms, the Tea Cup Inn, was initiated as a fundraising effort by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1900. It was originally located in the former mansion of diplomat and historian George Bancroft (1800-1891), at 726 17th Street NW. Under longtime proprietor Anna Coleman, it built a loyal following. This postcard is from the 1910s, after it moved to 611 12th Street NW, where it stayed until 1916. After its building was bought that year by a developer, it moved again to 732 15th Street NW. It had changed quite a bit by that time. A 1922 article finds the proprietor, Harry Maynard, arrested on charges of illegal sale and possession of whiskey.
These little cups are the workhorses of our tableware. They are our go-to juice receptacles, yogurt servers, snack apportioners, tea service, wine sippers. Dishwasher safe, and durable in greasy little hands. Today they contained the delightful jiggles of Jell-O, cut into snackable little squares to bribe a sick Boy into getting lunch down his sore, sore throat.