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Arm day and feelin' it. Plus I finally got some cardio in with a hill interval workout on the treadmill. One of my big goals when I "graduated" from workouts at home to going to a gym was to build some arm muscles and it's so exciting to see the progress in just 6 or 7 months (I can't remember how long I've been going!). There's always more goals and more ways I can gain power, but it doesn't mean progress shouldn't be recognized and celebrated. Also, I debated posting a version of this where I blurred out the reflection in the mirror. I took the photo in the bedroom because the lighting was good, but didn't think about the background. But the whole point of this project was to document a year in my life and my life means a messy bedroom. The two open drawers in teh dresser are my workout clothes, so they're always open since I'm always grabbing stuff from there, and the towels have to go in the linen closet in the guest bathroom which is just TOO FAR AWAY, I guess, so they don't always make it there. Happens!
Newly released at the 2012 LA Motorshow in November is the new 2013 Flex. Newly funked up styling and colours meets the boxy oddball wagoneer body.
Strange on the outside, awesome on the inside.
Meet Sharon, also awesome on the inside, and doing the mom's taxi thing and taking the kids trick or treating.
Here are Darren, Mclaren, Karen, Eric, Lizzie, and Robert, all in their halloween costumes. What fun it must be to drive small children around all day.
Built for flickr LUGNuts 49th build challenge - 'On the Job' - and I dare anyone to tell a soccor mom that what she does is not hard work.
A Flex is a pretty sweet multi-seat ride though.
The Flex at their latest show in Barcelona, at Canyelles skatepark playing along other bands such as Constrict, Appraise, Absurdo and A propósito de Gandhi.
Bandcamp: theflex.bandcamp.com/
And here´s a video I recorded of this show:
Xena demonstrates her flexibility during a yoga workout in a London park during a crisp autumn afternoon.
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A Ford Flex on Roi-Namur Island. I was lucky to be able to visit Roi-Namur this August to SCUBA dive with a friend who works there.
Roi-Namur is part of the US Army Garrison Kwajalein Atoll. Roi-Namur is home to several high powered Radar Arrays used to protect the USA. The population of Roi-Namur is approximately 90. This vehicle is used by the security force on Roi-Namur. Seen in the back-ground is a damage Japanese Gun position knocked out in WWII.
Roi-Namur has world class SCUBA diving with many WWII wrecks and aircraft. Submitted by Paul Koch.
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"Prepare yourself for the world, as the athletes used to do for their exercise; oil your mind and your manners, to give them the necessary suppleness and flexibility; strength alone will not do."
-- Earl of Chesterfield
I managed to finish my roll of Provia in my modified Lubitel and could squeeze out 25 or so exposures from it. Hopefully, I will get them crossprocessed by this weekend. I am so excited about this one since TLR cameras are so new to me. If they turn out well, it will be such a major morale booster for me!
Capa com duas dobras, forrada por fora e por dentro por tecido de encadernação
Papel do miolo: Color Plus 180 g/m2 rosa
Costura copta com linha de linho
Tamanho: 17,3 x 15,2 cm
112 páginas
Senator Mae Flexer reads "Grace for President" to Killingly Memorial School (where she attended grade school) third grade students in honor of Women’s History Month and the Read Across America Program. “I was thrilled to go back to KMS today where the students were very engaged in our conversation about the State Capitol, the White House and what the voting age should be,” said Senator Flexer. (March 15, 2016)