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After looking for this granary for the day i had given up trying but after talking with some others out at cedar mesa i had gotten some ideas as to its location and was able to find them. it was such a high for me on my trip!
We add Young Living's Peppermint Vitality Essential Oil to tea for flavour and to help support healthy digestion. essentialoilswetrust.com
Off to Sicily later tonight for some black and white photography and a Leica One Challenge in Palermo.
This is the essential cabin luggage
Covid shift essentials..
Tyvek suit, gloves (large), goggles (snug fit) mask and of course an AMT cappuccino!!
I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.
Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.
Trotting enthusiastically along the road, this pair of fine Clydesdales draw a conscripted brewery van towards the troops who are doubtless looking forward to it's imminent arrival.
Although the brewery van is a permanent resident, the horses and crew were at Beamish Museum as part of the museum's Horses at War event of September 2018, celebrating the huge part that horses played in the first World War.
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Essential Tank from Lace Style.
2.5 balls of Knit Picks Shadow in Spring Green Heather.
Explored! 500 on Wednesday, November 26, 2008
So I keep using the same Rainmeter skins, apparently. I'm currently studying an MA course in which I focus on developing on Augmented Reality interfaces and the UX of such a computer. I want to transfer my basic minimal approach from the 2D screen to something fitting the 3D holographic interfaces proposed by HoloLens, Meta 2 and other devices.
I wonder if it's even compatible...
The skins used are:
- Timewords by jsmorley
- Encoded by ~lilshizzy
- Social Launcher by ~twistlemon
A downloadable installer is available on my DeviantArt profile
Oil Painting - a Corel Painter Essentials 5 image. I guess I could have hand edited a bit ...
The original Photograph is here: www.flickr.com/photos/bladt/24265752876/in/dateposted-pub...
A nice shot of a wonderful bookstore set designed by Kay Weston at Image Essentials (2014 video project of mine). She is the best!
BOX DATE: 2003
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
MISSING ITEMS: Shoes
PERSONAL FUN FACT: Yes!!! I finally figured out what this darn shirt was after probably close to seven years of searching for it endlessly on eBay. I always wondered if this was a Fashion Fever item because of its print/cut. However it turns out that this is a little older, and from a cheaper line of clothes. I want to say I got these pieces together in 2011, probably from the "Bratz Guy bin," or one of the other super old doll lots we found that year. Anyways, I saw many similar pieces over the years, but never matched any to this shirt. I never knew that this skirt had anything to do with the top, shown here. I'm actually ecstatic to have an entire outfit unknowingly (this probably won't stay in storage for long). I first unintentionally found a photo of this shirt on eBay, being worn by a Fashion Fever Summer. She had been crammed inside a 2003 City Style box, wearing this top and a random pair of pants. The seller didn't realize that this was not in fact Summer's box. I was fooled for a few minutes too, but obviously she's way too new to have been from 2003 (look at her mold dates alone). I was feeling frustrated....here I was thinking I had finally solved the mystery of this shirt, only to realize it was a dupe. But as I was looking on Google, for another item, I saw a photo of this Essentials Fashions pack pop up. What a glorious moment indeed, and how ironic that I found two pictures of it in one day, after years of having zero luck. This is the kind of outfit I would have relished as a kid. It's a bit bohemian, and casual. Many of my favorite dolls would have worn this, like Heidi (Travel in Style Barbie), Sabrina (Spot Scene Teresa), and probably a Pocahontas doll if I could have crammed her huge boobs into the top. I like how plain these pieces both are, and that they can be mixed/matched with other clothes easily.