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ATC for trade, Grumpy Flower series, 4 of 5.
Made with atlas page and scrapbooking papers. Sharpie marker for drawing and stamps for lettering.
Tonight we stopped by Grumpy's NE to have a drink and listen to Kyle dj during the bar's local music night. After a nice cold Grain Belt, we headed home to snuggle in with the dogs and watch some Battlestar Galactica. We just started season 2 and right in the first 15 minutes the DVD stopped working (frak). I'm pretty sure that's the only copy Blockbuster has. And no, we don't have Netflix. So if any of you locals own the series, you know where to find me :)
All the way from Hamleys toy store in London. This grumpy fella with a permanent scowl is one of three. The others are also in a bad mood.
This girl had the worst look I have seen in a long time. She looked like this before I shot this, wasn't my fault!
When we asked for tips on our visit to Gona-rhezou National Park many people warned us about dicy roads and edgy ellies but no one mentioned this grumpy bull who would have really liked to take us onto his impressive "Connie-Francis-hairdo" set of horns.
Is that a grumpy old man lying on his back? He's got short stubby legs like me as well. Or is it the weatherman's joke of the day
Thanks for looking and for any comments. J
I went to the state fair and was so busy eating fried crap I only took two pictures. We had a hard time finding the seed art this year, but it was totally worth it.
Today I went trough some older photos and found this. It looks very similar to this one, but I like it.
I was looking for this 9" Universal Monsters Care Bear for over a month. Everywhere seemed to be sold out. You know there was the usual markup of resellers (around $25 and up).
Grumpy is my favorite, so him as Frankenstein was a must for me. Walmart had 2 in stock. I managed to get one for retail 😄
0-4-0DM shunter number WD70043 ‘Grumpy’ at Bitton station on the Avon Valley Railway. This engine was built in 1941
This is the final version of the "Grumpy Butler" piece, hanging happily in the sunlight by the doorway of it's even happier new owner. This one was so much more work than I imagined it would be when I started, but it was a good experience and I learned a lot.
You know, I feed these guys every day and build them houses and provide cover and all that. Still, they always seem to give me that, "What the heck are you doing here" sort of look
This one also has a "Why do you always blame me for the hole in XYZ?" sort of look. He's usually guilty.
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Historic Flight's RAF-marked B-25 N88972/"Grumpy" made a few low passes before going off to perform its other role of camera-ship
This Kiro7 cameraman was very grumpy.
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On August 23rd 2008 the Seattle Monorail broke down (again). My Mom and I happened to be downtown a few blocks away, so we walked over to get shots of the action. I believe there are 65 photos altogether. It also includes some candids because there were lots of interesting people around to get pictures of. Will add more detailed individual photo descriptions later.