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I have seen this El-Camino and its hand-painted "Keep on Truckin'" art around for a long time and finally today I was able to snap this pic of it parked at the Post Office in Clarkdale.
Prudhoe Castle, Northumberland UK was built in the 12th Century to defend against invading Scots. Mostly in ruins bar the Manor House which holds an exhibition about the Castle.
View of the Keep and the outer wall.
Guess what guys! This is a still shot from a short film that my cousin, the wonderful Sassie and I created over the holidays.
There are so many flaws in this, but alas we had so much fun making it that neither of us particularly care.
I would just like to thank you so much for being patient with me even though it took so long for you to see it. Technology has proved itself a real pain in the butt! I had the best time creating this with you and could not think of anyone I'd rather do it with.
This is ooooober exciting. So please click here to watch!!!
I’ve taken many photos of this yard over the years and added them to my Portland Metro quirky albums. It’s not my style, but it definitely gets attention.
Kawaii (cute, adorable, loveable) prevades Japanese culture. It is so so pervasive that even a 'Keep Out' sign is made kawaii.
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I received a really sweet text message from a friend yesterday.
A quote i'd like to share with you today:
Good friends are hard to find, harder to leave, and impossible to forget.
in life... learning will never stop.. keep on reading, keep on teaching and keep on practicing... may we success in life...
i am so sorry not able to visit ur photostream... currently in peads and it is really hectic in here... take care
Keep Talking Indonesian Tour 2015
17 January 2015 | Houtenhand Public House
Malang | East Java
Indonesia
þetta fannst geðveikt... fjagra metra hátt súlu fiskabúr með mörg hundruð fiskum í... syndandi í endalausa hringi... algjör grey... ég elska samt þessa mynd... þetta er eins og málverk!!
Detail of applique on messanger bag that I recieved in a feminist swap on craftster. The inspiration is from a Le Tigre song!