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Week 18 / 52 Weeks for Dogs
I've been spending lunch hours with a VERY handsome fellow.
Shhhh... don't tell hubby! (Thanks for helping Tyler reach #71 in Explore.)
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Along Wadi Hanifh in Diriyah, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
"It is good to know the truth, but it is better to speak of palm trees." (Arab proverb)
Dating from 1952 and originally numbered 13005 and then D3005, Class 08 08002 was pictured on Doncaster MPD on October 16th 1977. It had been withdrawn the previous month and was eventually scrapped at Swindon Works during January 1978. It carries a DR shed sticker but in 1955 it was allocated to 67C Ayr.
Emmet and Lucy Wyldstyle pour over a pile of Legos to see what is all there, and then determine to create something. Stay tuned to see what they create later!
“8-8 Is a Date to Create”
This almost has a rhyme to it, doesn’t it? If you’ve been waiting for a specific date to create something, your wait is over. On August 8th, we celebrate “The Date to Create,” an effort to put an end to procrastination and get your ball rolling on creating that one thing you’ve been meaning to take on. It could be just about anything you could dream up. All it takes is some imagination, a little know-how, and the resolve to do it. Can’t think of anything you can do just in a single day? No worries — August 8th can be the date you got started on that massive project you’ve been meaning to take on.
Some Stuff You Can Create
Stumped for ideas? That thing you can create doesn’t have to be a massive project. Just something you know you can do. Just think of the feeling of satisfaction you’ll get knowing you created something.
A new recipe. A lot of my favorite recipes started out as improvised ideas for using up holiday leftovers. With a little experimentation, you can get it exactly right and then share it with friends.
A quilt. If you’re into crafting, you probably have a lot of waste fabric laying around. You can turn that fabric into a quilt just by cutting it into evenly sized squares and making up your own pattern. Don’t need a new quilt? No problem. I’ve seen the quilts that the ladies in my church made out of leftover fabric for charity. Ask around to see who might be needing one.
A backyard science experiment. Got some kids who are curious about how something in the science world works? A homemade science experiment can be a good way to demonstrate basic scientific principles. Be sure to read up on how to do it safely and have some fun with it.
A garden. Okay, August 8th might be a little late to start an outdoor garden, but you can create an indoor vegetable garden with a few potted plants and a little cleverness. Grow root vegetables and herbs you can enjoy any time of the year. And you can start planning your outdoor garden for next year.
An Android app. If you’re good with code, you can create your own Android app. Sound daring? The genius behind “Angry Birds” created the original game just using his computer and the books he found in his college’s library. Who knows, you might create the next big app!
And don’t forget Legos! Imagine what you could create with a pile, or small pile or even a big pile, of the world’s favorite building bricks.
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Date: 19-06-2015
Location: Hafenstraße, Krefeld, Germany
Three axle MaK G763C in the service of Krefeld Harbour since 1982 as D II, about to cross the tram track.
Got the wife to pose for me before going out on the town. Then started to play around a bit using the remote.
Artist: Eadweard J. Muybridge
Artist Bio: British, 1830 - 1904
Creation Date: 1887
Process: photogravure
Credit Line: Gift of Joyce and Ted Strauss
Accession Number: 2005.009.056