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wish i had given her bangs a brush, but she just walked home from school so...au natural is the way we roll...
Top cake and a selection of the cupcakes for D & M’s wedding today. Royal icing detail inspired by mehndi/henna designs and the bride & groom’s wedding stationery.
This is my beautiful baby Isabelle and she started school yesterday *sob* she absolutely loved it.
Anyway thought I better get back on with my secrets so here is another, I have one dimple in my cheek and so do our three girls.
Beautiful maiden that was selling parasols at the 2014 Scarborough Renaissance Festival in Waxahachie, Texas.
Barbie Fashionista 157 before I re-do her lips! (and maybe her eyebrows?)
This sculpt is the cutest, I think it's my favourite!
My nephew has a normal dimple on his left and a high dimple on his right -- you can see the high one here. Teeter-totter dimples for a teeter-totter kid.
Model: Melinda
Shot this in Albuquerque a few years ago. Processed this half in Lightroom and half on my iPhone using Snapseed for posting on IG. I think if I had an iPad where there would be more room to edit on screen I could really do a much better and faster job with some of my editing. Really wish google would make a desktop version of Snapseed.
Paper: 7.5 cm DC, inlays 3.75 cm DC
Modules: 6
Model: Tomoko Fuse
Book: Kusudama Origami Hanakiriko p.93
Needs cuts but no glue. Inlays are a bit loose.
Third variation of that dimpled cuboctahedron I've folded. Assembly was ok, bit harder than last time partly because of the paper partly because the tips inside the pockets which get sometimes in the way when inserting the flaps.
Nonetheless nice to fold as ever...
Each a Tiny Miracle Filled with Promise
by Phyllis Jean Green
We look at a child, and we think we see
the child we think
we could have been
or the child we were
all over again.
We see dimples, we see fingers,
we see toes that feel finer
than the finest velvet.
Softer than the softest down.
We see chance.
We are so tempted
to think we can mold –
that we should –
a child into going our way.
To become what we want.
Wanted so badly to be.
Stand up! Put your shoulders back!
Don’t touch that!
Pick up!
Don’t talk back!
Go to the school I tell you to.
This is dressing for success.
Only think you want to play
with that. Like my game better.
This profession, not that.
Age and Experience have decided.
You are a child. Remember that.
We are the ones who need
to remember. There is A Plan
that has little to do with us.
If we feed our children well,
if we listen, if we show
instead of tell,
if we keep a hand free
to stop falls – not failures --
if we are here, rewarding
and growing along with,
our children will soon lead us
as they travel with awe
through The Great Adventure.
Shhhhhh. Close the storybook
for now. So sweet in sleep.
Such treasures not to keep.
Dimple Chunnibhai Kapadia is an Indian film actress. She made her acting debut at the age of 16, playing the title role in Raj Kapoor's teen romance Bobby. In that same year she married Indian actor Rajesh Khanna, and retired from acting. sexyphoto999.blogspot.com/2012/10/dimple-kapadia.html
Dimpled Trout Lily (Erythronium umbilicatum). Nine Times Preserve (The Nature Conservancy). Pickens County, South Carolina.
The Original And Bold Divas Of Bollywood
Dimple Kapadia
The hot teen girl from Bobby, Dimple Kapadia introduced in movies when she was sixteen, at the same year she married actor Rajesh Khanna and left the film industry. Dimple Kapadia returned to the film industry in 1984 with the film Saagar again opposite her Bobby co-star, Rishi Kapoor. The film was known for being quite controversial for several bikini and one topless scene. Dimple was one of the stylish actress, Her performance in the latter earned her the National Film Award for Best Actress.
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Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don’t resist them – that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward in whatever way they like. ~ Lao Tzu
Quanah is one of those small Texas towns that did not have a helipad (or room for one) at the hospital. Luckily, the lot opposite the hospital never had a house built on it and that served as our LZ. And, like most of the small town LZ and helipads that we had to use, there were obstacles galore. In Quanah, we had power line on three sides of the LZ and on the fouth was the tall trees and house that you can see behind Dimples. The fire department would come out at anytime to block off the streets around the LZ to keep things safe.
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