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19e journée nationale Travail et Handicap (JNTH), le 18 décembre 2018 à Paris (Salons de l'Aveyron). "L'action du syndicat en faveur de l'emploi des travailleurs en situation de handicap".
Everyone takes the picture in front of the Cinderella Castle. I chose to take it from the side for # 8. - A different perspective - The Monthly Scavenger Hunt
My 100th post on my blog and a honest frustration of this particular day in Bali.
Read more here - jeroxie.com/addiction/the-huge-divide/
Was looking for ways to keep the children engaged and found this in a farm of touch me nots!
Children was really excited to see the changes when they touch on those leaves.
Spotted out of the way on a top shelf in the North Hall at the National Railway Museum in York a mock up model of 60001.
Ian lost his first tooth a couple weeks ago. It fell out just two days after he first noticed it was loose. And of course it happened while I was away in South Carolina.
He already has a second one loose, too, but that one has been holding on for quite some time now.
Some might consider my belly an aquarium, but this REALLY does make my mouth water!! Excellent meal eaten at the open market, Barcelona.
Artist book.
Study of colors and (new) patterns.
I made different original layers and put the paper different times trough the printer.
As a result of that new -deep and intens- colors appeared.
Limited edition of 6 pcs.
double sided coated photopaper 150 grs/ m
19,5 x 16 cm
7,7 x 6,2 inch
( Coversize folded)
16 pages ( all cut different size )
Built in 1876, this eclectic Queen Anne and Venetian Gothic Revival-style house was designed by Henry T. Brush and George D. Mason for Ransom Gillis, a wholesale dry goods merchant, who lived there until 1880. The building was subsequently sold to several different wealthy families, and later became a boarding house after 1919, and the carriage house became home to Pewbaic Pottery in 1903, later becoming home to an auto repair shop and filling station before being demolished in 1935 and replaced by a restaurant, which was later demolished when the house was stabilized in 2005-2006. The house had a one-story retail shopfront added to the southwest corner in the 1930s as well, which was also removed during the stabilization work. The house became vacant as Detroit rapidly declined in the 1960s during the civil unrest that rocked the city and much of the population migrated to the outer neighborhoods and suburbs. The house thereafter went into steep and steady decline, eventually having the roof and corner turret collapse before it was stabilized in 2005-2006, which involved the City of Detroit restoring the roof and tower, boarding up the windows, and repointing and stabilizing the brick exterior walls. The house features a red brick exterior, corner turret with a conical tower on a column and stone base with several gothic arched windows separated by pillars, bracketed cornices, a hipped slate roof with cresting and a front gable, stone trim, one-over-one windows, decorative brick chimneys, patterned brickwork, a rough-hewn stone base, a gothic arched bay on the front gable with a quatrefoil window, a one-story bay window on the front facade, porches with clustered columns and rosettes, and a simple gabled rear ell. The house is a contributing structure in the Woodward East Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, and was rehabilitated by Nicole Curtis in an episode of the TV show Rehab Addict in 2015, which converted the house into two townhouses, which feature a mix of salvaged historic elements and contemporary flourishes.
I was walking around the pond the other day, the rest were facing the field. This one just had to be different, and face the pond.
When my wife wants to do something nice for me, she buys me a Starbucks or Kaladi Bros Giftcard or doesn't give me a hard time for bringing my D50. LOL.
What planet did this guy come from? Krypton? He must reeeaaaaallllly have it going on is all I can think. :-P
At backyard i found it, Our backyard is fully of grass. I interested pretty red flower inside a lot of green.
Enjoy :)
We were trying different fireworks in the firework hat last weekend. Nancy took the videos, so I could see what each one looked like. No one ever told her you have to hold the camera right side up unless you have software that can 'rotate' the video, so here you have me trying out "Color Pearl Flowers" while apparently lying on my side.
Top is to the left here.
A different bluebell woods, this time next to Rachel's house in Burnham. She's just had a new bathroom installed, and getting between dad and the tiling of the walls seemed a bad idea, so Rachel, Ally and I took off to the woods. Initially it looked like there weren't any bluebells at all, but the deeper we got the more plentiful they became, and eventually the whole wood was carpeted with them. Spoiled for choice when it comes to bluebell woods now!
A different chap was in charge of the noodles. He made them in front of us. After fresh noodles, it’s hard going back to dried spaghetti.
Location: on the road between Ürümqi (ئۈرۈمچی, Wūlǔmùqí, 乌鲁木齐) and Turpan (تۇرپان, Tǔlǔfān, 吐魯番), Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (شىنجاڭ ئۇيغۇر ئاپتونوم رايونى, Xīnjiāng Wéiwú'ěr Zìzhìqū, 新疆维吾尔自治区), People’s Republic of China (Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó, 中华人民共和国).