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Friday 1am.....over 80 people waiting for Eglinton shuttle bus...1 small bus every 15min ...you do the math.
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I know it's dumb compared to real problems, but today I failed my driver's license test, and it upset me pretty bad. I'm a smart kid and I could count the number of times I've failed anything on one hand. I've never made a dent on either of my parent's cars, much less gotten arrested or in an accident.
The reason I failed: I crossed the double yellow line on Plum Street. (@#$@@#?!?!?!??!?!?!!!???!)(I have no more idea what that means than you do.)
Heaven Forbid I do something REALLY bad, like sneeze, or possibly take a hand off the steering wheel for a milisecond.
I've decided the examener's son probably was fatally injured in a teenage car crash, and to get revenge she got a job failing everyone she can.
Crapity crap crap.
Using a magnet for a barrette was a fail (at least the way we did it... still worth experimenting with, though!)
We got these cute button & ribbon goodies at Knittn' Kitten, Portland's craft thrift store!
FULL tutorial for many kinds of barrettes: dollarstorecrafts.com/2009/08/baby-barrettes/
Making cute barrettes for newborns, infants, and little girls is a simple and fun project. My mom and I were only too overjoyed to experiment when we were faced with several baby showers for female babies (there are no little girls in our family yet!). We made hair adornments with newborns and infants in mind, and we experimented with several different styles, sizes, and hair-clipping methods.
First off, we hit up our favorite local craft thrift store (if you like crafting and you are ever in Portland, OR, I highly suggest scheduling in a trip to Knittn’ Kitten!) and gathered supplies for making wee barrettes. You can use whatever you have in your stash, too!
The evening of the 5th day of our Rhine Cruise saw us leaving Koblenz and heading downriver towards Cologne, and it was time for some entertainment put on by the staff. What a fun evening!
This gal was supposed to be a circus tightrope walker, and got several gentlemen from the audience, including my husband, to hold the rope tight. After a number of failed attemps, since the fellows couldn't hold the rope tight when she tried to get on, she hauled out her wet laundry and proceeded to hang it on the tightrope turned clothesline! (12-10-11-4680)
That's not a beetle. Not even remotely a beetle.
lifestyle.clickhole.com/8-ways-to-attract-a-lot-of-beetle...
This is the "rear exhaust hanger" off my newly restored 1967 MGB GT. It failed within six months and 200 miles. I carefully mounted it, too, so there was no torsional stress on the mount. Repro parts are incredibly frustrating.
Well, fail tables I guess is more like it. Forgot the beers, got bounced on every attempt, and my camera battery wasn't charged (DOH!) so only got these two blurry shots (not even from the right angle...these were actually goin downhill more than flat) before it died altogether. Fail. The night was saved by a few Young's Winter Warmers and Affligem Holidays ales at Doyle's after.
15/08/2009;
mod. Canon EOS 350D with kit lens;
blue film in background and underneath. a red film overhead.
I found a recipe for perogies in a Russian cook book, and it made no sense to my intuition how it would work out... but I went with it, and I admittedly don't like it. These have ground beef filling (why? if you're making perogies, would you go with something so plain...) This dough baked to be like harder bread, and the ground beef on the inside dried up pretty bad. It was difficult to eat these without a drink on the side.
See, here's the thing. If you are going to sent recruitment letters to HS/College kids, expounding on the ways that you, that National Guard, can further their education, the inability to construct a letter that has no grammatical errors in it is a huge detractor to your cause. The highlighted piece is a sentence fragment, not a complete sentence. Using "because" to begin a sentence can be done correctly, and it is done so later in the letter. But here, it is as my teenagers would say, an "epic fail."
My kids have been raised, occasionally to their chagrin, by an English teacher. This child, in particular, tweaks when people who are "supposed to be smarter" or "supposed to be professional" demonstrate a clear lack of comprehension of basic grammatical mechanics. She is planning to write them a letter to explain how she would never be able to trust an organization to "further her education" when they cannot even write a well constructed letter to her.
Arrogant though it seems? She's right. I cannot wait to read the letter she writes.
A roof line in the logging town of Walcha in northern NSW. Nice café (Cafe Graze) across the road though.
I made it my first two times to Rattlesnake Peak (the first a last-moment decision to detour there from way to Shoemaker Tunnels, the second because I forgot to get shot of FANG benchmark the first time)...the third time, a couple of years later, was not a charm...between not being able to see anything due to clouds, the heavy f/2.8 zoom lens, and being two years older, gave up a little after halfway...
TJ Slice promotes nutrition but apparently not safety as his shattered skull and exposed brain can attest.
it is pants when things don't work :(
More about my failings, including the first even worse attempt on the blog