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Well, overbuilding like crazy. Idiots. H mans never learn... Eclipse Day, April 08, 2024, downtown... Out for a survey of Austin, Texas.
I used my fidget spinner for this assignment. I used the Adobe Lightroom app to take this photo. I like how the sunset screensaver on my tv blended well with the colors in the picture I think it made it look cooler. One thing I dislike about this picture is my hand being in the image.
August 1, 2017
This is for MTG, who posted a photo of a fidget cube a few days ago on the Instagrams. I have a similar problem, and I often carry this rock, that Amy found and gave me, when I go on walks. I twirl it around as I walk, and it keeps me from other nervous habits.
Taken on a fidget afternoon at the South Pole, the YULETIDE SHUTTLE light-rail trolley halts to rescue a Pittsburgh penguin who is tied to the southern most power pole---to right---of the "T".
The penguin's name was Sydney and he as saved by MR CONDUCTOR of the Yuletide Shuttle and a sweet Elf Princess Jelena. This was on a very cold afternoon a very long time ago.
Felix Scott as Mr Horner and Maggie Service as Lady Fidget in THE COUNTRY WIFE by William Wycherley.
Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester
12 September - 20 October 2012.
Photos by Jonathan Keenan
They just want to be fed.
Both cats are rescues, found abandoned. BIafra (the gray) was just a skeleton with fur when discovered at about 10 days old. I thought he was dead. I tried to offer water from a soaked cloth to his litter mates, and he revived, clambored to the top of the pile of kittens, took ahold of the cloth with his claws and locked eyes with me. It was quite an effort to save him, lots of vet bills and special food and care, but look at him now! HIs name comes from his distended belly and skeletal appearance when I found him, not from Jello Jazz Biafra. Micromini rose from uncommonrose.com, check them out. This sweetie is about 4 years old and is covered with teeny pink blossoms now.
Production photos by Debbie Robbins from Fidget Feet's marvellous new show The Elves and the Shoemaker which comes to An Grianán in December 2013
Meet Herman and Daisy,
They want to make shoes for your feet.
But they owe so much money they barely can eat.
Don’t worry though, because magic is always just around the corner. The Elves are here to help! And sometimes the answers are right above your head.
Fidget Feet’s The Elves & The Shoemaker is immersive storytelling with music and aerial circus for children aged between 4-8yrs and their families.
There is no stage, you will join them inside their workshop and actually help them to make the best pair of shoes ever made. This show is supported by The Arts Council, The Backstage Theatre, Longford and The Source Arts Centre, Thurles.
Herman, Daisy and the Elves need you!
4pm performance only: You can fly too!
After the main performance the children of the audience will have the opportunity to fly. There will be a short, thirty minute, aerial workshop supervised by the Fidget Feet cast and crew where children will learn some basic moves and lifts on Aerial Cocoons. This is an extremely fun, easy and safe introduction to Aerial for young children.
Fidget and Symba
Bearded Dragons
by Amy Knapp
Added as an entry to our Reptile Photograph competition. Closing date 30th April 2010. See www.reptilecentre.com/blog/2010/03/could-you-win-our-rept... for details!
Grayson's in charge of his scout activity this Tuesday so he's getting things ready for the boys to make fidget spinners out of a bike chain. I offered an old chain to him and showed him how to use the dremel tool. His cleaning the first 22 links for one spinner pretty much ruined the steel brush bit and he didn't want to clean enough for 4 more spinners so he's just going to go buy a new chain for the others.
Gerade hat mich ein Volksschüler aus Lassing darauf aufmerksam gemacht, dass in unserer Stiftskirche auch Fidget Spinner dargestellt sind.
Series of six. I had the opportunity to watch a falconer exercising his Peregrine on the Downs. Normally all I see of a Peregrine is a quick flash and its gone, so it was a good opportunity to get some close-ups. One day I may get the same of a wild bird. Would be nice!
Nervous deer fidgeting in the forest.
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