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I finally finished my first version of this. Pattern from Made by Rae.
Blogged here;
www.craftstorming.com/2012/03/made-by-raes-flashback-skin...
Color-blocked, added flutter sleeves, binding around arm. Blogged here: erickmarnae.wordpress.com/2014/07/24/croquet-skirt-flashb...
my two bros.
one of my favorite pictures of them,
even if they were put up to it.
at 'camp'
bainbridge island
summer 1969.
Sat. 1/29 Flashback
The streetcar era in Indianapolis bowed out at 3:10 a.m. on Jan. 9, 1953 as the final clang, clang, clang of the trolley and the last clank, clank, clank of the traditional "flat" wheels trailed off into oblivion. The gaily decorated No. 148 pulled out of the Indianapolis Railways car barn at 1 a.m., topped with a mortar board and tassle signifying its "graduation" from the College Ave. line. A sign reading "Streetcar Named Expire" was affixed to the front. Retiring motormen and dignitaries including Mayor Alex Clark rode on accompanying street cars. Transit operator Roy Leverett, 42, (shown here) then pulled the old car into the barns, where it and 33 others awaited their fate Ð to be cut up and made into such things as refrigerators, bicycles and coat hangers. In the name of progress, motor buses and trackless trolleys took over completely at 5 a.m. that morning. The streetcar era had lasted 89 years in Indianapolis. In 1864, the first mule-drawn car began on the rails here. In 1891, the first electric streetcar clanged and rumbled through city streets. While trackless trolleys built at the Mormon-Herrington plant in Indianapolis began service on city streets in October 1946, some old streetcars ran until 1953. Indianapolis Transit System bought Indianapolis Railways in 1955 and introduced motorized buses several years later. In 1974, the city bought the company and formed the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation; it operated under the name of Metro until 1998, when the operating name became IndyGo. Leverett retired in 1965 but worked part-time until he turned 80. Now 89, he still lives in Indianapolis. Photo by Indianapolis Star photographer Maurice Burnett
Doing that thing all English people do at one point in their life.... Alton Towers.
This was my friend Kim's 16th birthday party and my one and only time at Alton Towers. I have some not so fond memories of this day, including getting grounded when I got home. My parents didn't realise that this would be a whole day trip, had a huge shouting argument with Kim's dad when we got back (including slamming the door in his face) and I got yelled at like nothing else. I understand that my parents were probably worried but they knew where I was and who I was with. I was mortified and secretly called Kim's parents to apologise the next day. Oh teenager-dom.
Age 16, with the typical age 16 bad hair. I haven't spoken to any of these girls in years. We were so, so tight in highschool and then I moved far away for University.
Went to the Lighthouse Gallery in Wolverhampton today to see Bruce Gilden's 'A Beautiful Catastrophe' exhibition. Amazing photos but the exhibition as a whole isn't great, it's a bit cramped in there, decided to stop at Wolverhampton Art Gallery on the way back, took this in Gary Hume's exhibition 'Flashback'.
Color-blocked, added flutter sleeves, binding around arm. Blogged here: erickmarnae.wordpress.com/2014/07/24/croquet-skirt-flashb...
uncle bob, gramma, and nana in the living room
one of the bigger rooms in the house
and just about the only time we ever used it was during the holidays.
everyone hangs out in the family room next the kitchen with the t.v., of course, even if its half the size.
my dad hand-picked every single board for the walls throughout the house. there isn't a single knot. you just can't find wood like that anymore. my husband (sort of) wants to salvage those boards if the someday-new-owner wants to tear it all out to remodel.
Flashbacks are one of the 17 symptoms of PTSD (1). Along with nightmares and intrusive thoughts or memories, They are one of the most well known PTSD symptoms and debilitating after effects of trauma. As painful as they can be, flashbacks are also a necessary part of healing PTSD. The occurrence of flashbacks is a good sign - healing is well underway!
Flashbacks don’t usually begin to happen unless a survivor has a climate of safety in their life and is emotionally ready to heal. However, once flashbacks begin, they are not always restricted to a survivor’s safe place. For this reason, they can be very disruptive, extremely frightening and tremendously confusing, not only for the survivor but also for loved ones.
During the time of the trauma, it is as though the survivor’s mind captured every sensory aspect of the situation (emotions, sight, sound, taste, touch, smell, and sense of time) and crystallized it, temporarily isolating it in time, like a time capsule. Consequently, coming into contact with any sensory aspect of the encapsulated trauma in the here and now - called a trigger - could open the floodgates of a flashback.
Although, flashbacks can invade a person’s consciousness without warning, with proper education and practice, survivors can learn to sense when a flashback is about to occur. Only technically considered re-experiences of the trauma, flashbacks are more accurately described as flashes of a portion of the traumatic event and are a result of uncontrollable biochemical responses in the brain.
For me, the flashbacks come at inopportune times and it' difficult to unravel the leftover emotions that need to be felt. I have learned to be patient in my recovery.
52 weeks, wk 46 12 Nov - 18 Nov
Theme: Flashback
I had two ideas for this week's theme so I did them both.
A flashback to this time last year when a family member was diagnosed with breast cancer.
#FlashbackFriday: When the temperatures were high and our roof top pool was a great place to cool off. inndc.com/amenities.php #Friday #Summer
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