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It's almost Valentine's Day, so I took my ex girlfriend out to the movies.
Stef cut her hair super short, plus colored it red, so I legitimately did not recognize her when we were both standing in the lobby of the movie theater.
Because Deadpool is a popular movie, our seats weren't the best. I had to sit next to some random dude who really wanted to be my friend. He kept trying to engage me in conversation during the previews, especially when Stef went to get snacks. Fortunately, he stopped when the actual movie started, so I didn't have to murder him.
(Incidentally, the movie was phenomenal and you should all see it)
Afterwards, I hightailed it to the Crack Fox for Erika's birthday party and the first Subversion show in forever. I missed about two acts, but I still got to see lots of it and hang out with friends I hadn't seen in a while and look at pretty girls taking off their clothing. All in all, pretty good Friday night.
Day 34: "Corny, but I love him"
Totally corny photo i am aware. BUT Damian is finally getting more cooperative with the whole being in my 366 pictures thing, so here you go, the hand heart. We tried a few shots of our faces, but we couldn't stop giggling and sticking our tongues out, which resulted in many humorous pictures. So here you go. Hand heart.
I've truly never been more happy than I am with him. I think this quote from "Never been kissed" pretty much sums it up.
"I’ve kissed a guy... I’ve kissed guys. I just haven’t felt that thing.... That thing... that moment when you kiss someone and everything around you becomes hazy, and the only thing in focus is you and this person. And you realize that that person is the only person you’re supposed to kiss for the rest of your life. And for one moment you get this amazing gift. And you wanna laugh and you wanna cry, ‘cause you feel so lucky that you’ve found it, and so scared that it’ll go away all at the same time."
And that's exactly the way i feel when i kiss him. I know that he's the one I want to be kissing until i can't kiss anymore. We have our ups & downs, but all couples do, right? And part of it is the fact that I'm currently unemployed, and money is pretty much the root of all evil. Money causes so many problems for so many people. And i don't remember us arguing about anything other than money/me being jobless. Okay, so there are those times when my lazy ass doesn't clean for days(read: weeks) and he has to kind of kick me in the butt and tell me to get to work, but I dont consider than really arguing. More like part of living together, ha.
Okay, that's enough of me being mushy.
He looked a little tired, I thought,
and there was nowhere for him to sit,
- so I smiled and said...
- Good morning.
- Oh, good morning. Are you all alone?
- Yes, I am.
- Would you mind if I shared your table?
It's very full.
- No, of course not.
I'm afraid we haven't been introduced
properly. My name's Alec Harvey.
How do you do?
Mine's Laura Jesson.
- Mrs. Or Miss?
- Mrs.
- You're a doctor, aren't you?
I remember you said so that day
in the refreshment room.
Ya know, George Canyon might sound like he grew up on a farm in Texas. But make no mistake, he's a Canadian cowboy, from Nova Scotia. His parents made him a child-size guitar when he was 5 years old and by the time he was 10, he was playing school talent shows. Years later, on a whim as a pre-med student he auditioned for a production of "Camelot."nGeorge got to play the lead and his life took a big turn. A country band heard George sing. They offered him a gig and soon enough, he started touring with them. Eventually, the band split up, but George kept at it. He worked odd jobs to make ends meet, everything from shipping and receiving, to slaughterhouse beef inspector, to law enforcement officer. Along the way, he put out a couple of albums before auditioning for the country music reality show - 'Nashville Star.' George came in second, but his career took off. His major label debut, 'One Good Friend,' went gold in Canada. Since then, he's released a bunch of albums, and won a bunch of awards. He's even been made an Honorary Colonel by Defense Minister Peter McKay. His latest album is called 'What I Do'.
Check out the interview here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=933203340
Ya know, George Canyon might sound like he grew up on a farm in Texas. But make no mistake, he's a Canadian cowboy, from Nova Scotia. His parents made him a child-size guitar when he was 5 years old and by the time he was 10, he was playing school talent shows. Years later, on a whim as a pre-med student he auditioned for a production of "Camelot."nGeorge got to play the lead and his life took a big turn. A country band heard George sing. They offered him a gig and soon enough, he started touring with them. Eventually, the band split up, but George kept at it. He worked odd jobs to make ends meet, everything from shipping and receiving, to slaughterhouse beef inspector, to law enforcement officer. Along the way, he put out a couple of albums before auditioning for the country music reality show - 'Nashville Star.' George came in second, but his career took off. His major label debut, 'One Good Friend,' went gold in Canada. Since then, he's released a bunch of albums, and won a bunch of awards. He's even been made an Honorary Colonel by Defense Minister Peter McKay. His latest album is called 'What I Do'.
Check out the interview here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=933203340
Ya know, George Canyon might sound like he grew up on a farm in Texas. But make no mistake, he's a Canadian cowboy, from Nova Scotia. His parents made him a child-size guitar when he was 5 years old and by the time he was 10, he was playing school talent shows. Years later, on a whim as a pre-med student he auditioned for a production of "Camelot."nGeorge got to play the lead and his life took a big turn. A country band heard George sing. They offered him a gig and soon enough, he started touring with them. Eventually, the band split up, but George kept at it. He worked odd jobs to make ends meet, everything from shipping and receiving, to slaughterhouse beef inspector, to law enforcement officer. Along the way, he put out a couple of albums before auditioning for the country music reality show - 'Nashville Star.' George came in second, but his career took off. His major label debut, 'One Good Friend,' went gold in Canada. Since then, he's released a bunch of albums, and won a bunch of awards. He's even been made an Honorary Colonel by Defense Minister Peter McKay. His latest album is called 'What I Do'.
Check out the interview here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=933203340
Ya know, George Canyon might sound like he grew up on a farm in Texas. But make no mistake, he's a Canadian cowboy, from Nova Scotia. His parents made him a child-size guitar when he was 5 years old and by the time he was 10, he was playing school talent shows. Years later, on a whim as a pre-med student he auditioned for a production of "Camelot."nGeorge got to play the lead and his life took a big turn. A country band heard George sing. They offered him a gig and soon enough, he started touring with them. Eventually, the band split up, but George kept at it. He worked odd jobs to make ends meet, everything from shipping and receiving, to slaughterhouse beef inspector, to law enforcement officer. Along the way, he put out a couple of albums before auditioning for the country music reality show - 'Nashville Star.' George came in second, but his career took off. His major label debut, 'One Good Friend,' went gold in Canada. Since then, he's released a bunch of albums, and won a bunch of awards. He's even been made an Honorary Colonel by Defense Minister Peter McKay. His latest album is called 'What I Do'.
Check out the interview here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=933203340
Ya know, George Canyon might sound like he grew up on a farm in Texas. But make no mistake, he's a Canadian cowboy, from Nova Scotia. His parents made him a child-size guitar when he was 5 years old and by the time he was 10, he was playing school talent shows. Years later, on a whim as a pre-med student he auditioned for a production of "Camelot."nGeorge got to play the lead and his life took a big turn. A country band heard George sing. They offered him a gig and soon enough, he started touring with them. Eventually, the band split up, but George kept at it. He worked odd jobs to make ends meet, everything from shipping and receiving, to slaughterhouse beef inspector, to law enforcement officer. Along the way, he put out a couple of albums before auditioning for the country music reality show - 'Nashville Star.' George came in second, but his career took off. His major label debut, 'One Good Friend,' went gold in Canada. Since then, he's released a bunch of albums, and won a bunch of awards. He's even been made an Honorary Colonel by Defense Minister Peter McKay. His latest album is called 'What I Do'.
Check out the interview here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=933203340
Ya know, George Canyon might sound like he grew up on a farm in Texas. But make no mistake, he's a Canadian cowboy, from Nova Scotia. His parents made him a child-size guitar when he was 5 years old and by the time he was 10, he was playing school talent shows. Years later, on a whim as a pre-med student he auditioned for a production of "Camelot."nGeorge got to play the lead and his life took a big turn. A country band heard George sing. They offered him a gig and soon enough, he started touring with them. Eventually, the band split up, but George kept at it. He worked odd jobs to make ends meet, everything from shipping and receiving, to slaughterhouse beef inspector, to law enforcement officer. Along the way, he put out a couple of albums before auditioning for the country music reality show - 'Nashville Star.' George came in second, but his career took off. His major label debut, 'One Good Friend,' went gold in Canada. Since then, he's released a bunch of albums, and won a bunch of awards. He's even been made an Honorary Colonel by Defense Minister Peter McKay. His latest album is called 'What I Do'.
Check out the interview here - www.cbc.ca/thehour/videos.html?id=933203340
HIM
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MILANO
15 Ottobre 2013
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Martin Delabano ''Please Someone Tell him He's Got No Horse', 2006, 'Boy', 2009, 'They Came to Lay Their Troubles Down', 2010, Fort Worth Community Arts Center, Fort Worth, Texas
Been shooting a lot of sports as of late; you can see more photos at Damlo Shots. I liked this shot because not only does it do a nice job of freezing the action, it also is a bit funny with the guy under him holding him up.
Prints available on Damlo Shots.
Still the large exhibition hall in the Ganesh Himal museum in Chiang Mai in north Thailand, and enjoying a steaming hot cup of American black coffee to the accompaniment of traditional Hindu prayer music and chants, making me feel like I am back home in India, I was fascinated by this strikingly realistic wax model of a stern seiour Buddhist monk sat upon a bench. I was fooled once again, thinking he is a real person! I read elsewhere that the cup of tea next to him is equally realistic though sadly I did not notice it. Behind the monk is a library of sorts. I further read that the only obviously noticeable discrepancy between fact and fiction is that his feet hover an inch above the fake grass his bench rests on- sadly I was so enamoured of the strikingly life like features of the monk that I failed to notice those as well. (Chiang Mai, north Thailand, Oct. 2018)
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La formazione finlandese guidata da Ville Valo ha pubblicato il nuovo album dal titolo "Tears On Tape" lo scorso aprile, il disco ha messo d'accordo sia stampa che fans.
Gli HIM sono un gruppo rock finlandese di Helsinki, fondato nel 1991 dal cantante Ville Valo, dal chitarrista Lily Lazer (Mikko Lindström) e dal bassista Mige Amour (Mikko Paananen). L'attuale formazione comprende anche il tastierista Emerson Burton (Janne Johannes Puurtinen) e il batterista Gas Lipstick (Mika Kristian Karppinen). I temi toccati da questo gruppo sono principalmente l'amore e la morte. Il nome corretto della band è scritto tutto maiuscolo, in quanto formata originariamente col nome di His Infernal Majesty.
Ville Valo - voce
Lily Lazer - chitarra e voce
Mige Amour - basso
Emerson Burton - tastiere
Gas Lipstick - batteria
In Wolsztyn we visited the former home of sculpturer Marcina Rozka, built by the concept of the artist himself in 1934. His sister gave his home and many of his beautiful works to the town, who created a museum for him In the year 1986. Marcina Rozka was born in 1885 near Wolsztyn. He studied artistic crafts in Berlin and sculpture in Munich, then moved to Paris where he developed his own style. After two years he moved to Poznan, where he co-founded the group in Wielkopolska Artists "Fine Arts", was a professor at the School of Decorative Arts (the groundwork for future Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan). From 1934 until the occupation he lived in Wolsztyn, but because of his activism for the Wielkopolski Uprising, the Germans were searching for him and he had to hid. In 1941 he was arrested and imprisoned, first in Poznan, later in Auschwitz, here he died in 1944.
I’ve more of less uploaded everything I have done of him so far even the pictures that did not turn out right. Hopefully I can get some time to take him out to a nice place for more photos.
He is the authentic Sky one “Wild Things” team mole suit.
This is big furry guy is one of two mole suits built for the UK Sky one Tv game show “Wild Things” restored and repaired. It appears in parts of all seasons of the show. He is the only mole suit known to still exist as most of the other suits where rumored to be destroyed after the final season.
There where two mole suits made with differing designs the partner to this one had a mostly grey body. As you can expect with a game show that involves mud and gunk this suit still shows evidence from been used on the show like stains which did not wash out.
Unlike most mascot suits this one is deliberately built to be clumsy and difficult to wear. Its bulky and extremely warm to due to the thickness of the fur and foam lining. Vision is designed to be extremely limited to two small holes near the nose which during filming were blocked with plugs thus the contestant was totally blind and would have to stumble around the wild wood completely blind.
Entry is in the back of the suit by way of a Velcro closure which is also secured against accidental opening by three plastic snap clips making it virtually impossible for the wearer to remove the suit themselves. Also, the head is secured with a double chin strap and contains a skate board helmet for safety. It is more or less complete apart from the orignal nose plugs and expander panel that fits in the back used to adjust the size of the suit for larger contestants.
I’ve been mulling over the idea to one day take him back to Rushmere Country Park where the show was filmed to visit the remains of the wild things gate just for a laugh. But that’s a project for another time.
All the suits were built for the show by costume builders “Frenzy Creative” of Manchester.
He never had a name on the show just Mole So I've called him BOB
Got home from school and said he was hungry so I let him have a Lunchables.... this was the snack... Now he is doing homework... 2 tests tomorrow.... and we are trying to be quiet since his sister is napping...
::Then::
Him: "Baby, I am going to love you forever. Do you believe me?"
Her: "Yeah, I believe you baby. I love you too."
::Now::
Him: "I don't love you anymore."
Her: "I just knew that forever would turn out to be shorter than I thought."
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La formazione finlandese guidata da Ville Valo ha pubblicato il nuovo album dal titolo "Tears On Tape" lo scorso aprile, il disco ha messo d'accordo sia stampa che fans.
Gli HIM sono un gruppo rock finlandese di Helsinki, fondato nel 1991 dal cantante Ville Valo, dal chitarrista Lily Lazer (Mikko Lindström) e dal bassista Mige Amour (Mikko Paananen). L'attuale formazione comprende anche il tastierista Emerson Burton (Janne Johannes Puurtinen) e il batterista Gas Lipstick (Mika Kristian Karppinen). I temi toccati da questo gruppo sono principalmente l'amore e la morte. Il nome corretto della band è scritto tutto maiuscolo, in quanto formata originariamente col nome di His Infernal Majesty.
Ville Valo - voce
Lily Lazer - chitarra e voce
Mige Amour - basso
Emerson Burton - tastiere
Gas Lipstick - batteria
:What I'm Wearing"
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Nails: ~Gorgeous Dolls~ Xl Gemmed-Natural French Tips-For Maitreya
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i let him live outside in a bucket all through last summer and nearly forgot about him until the other day. He is back in a heated aquarium for the winter.
his name is bruce lee.
Letter from Lawrence Alma-Tadema to Mr Frith, 12 March 1896
Alma-Tadema laments a commitment in Birmingham, preventing him from voting at his London private member’s club, the Athenaeum. Although the identity of the recipient is unconfirmed, it is likely to be the artist William Powell Frith (1819-1909). Convivial and out-going, Alma-Tadema was an active member of several London clubs. At the Athenaeum he and fellow painter Edward Poynter (1836-1919) renovated the décor of several of the rooms.
Transcript of Letter from Lawrence Alma-Tadema to Mr Frith, 12 March 1896:
My dear Mr. Frith
I should like nothing better than
to vote for you next Monday
Unfortunately I am on duty
in Birmingham on that day
I shall try to run round at the
Athenaeum to put my name
down and show some good will
at least
Yours sincerely
L Alma Tadema
I just realized I uploaded several photos of Third Eye Blind's performance in Washington Park but skipped out on the lead singer, haha. So, here is a cool shot of him singing.