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Harley Dome Cologne 2015, the second event in a series that hopefully will last.
Well organized, peaceful, loads of bikes and a great parade in the shadow of the Cologne Cathedral (UNESCO World Heritage site).
Shot at Mkokotoni, a city located on the Tanzanian island of Unguja (Zanzibar). The city serves as capital of the Zanzibar North region.
From this beach loads of food and spices are shipped to the mainland. Around 60 % of the profit that's generated from spices on zanzibar goes to the government and is meant for export to other countries..
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I have to thank kskreations for this one :D
I spent the day with Hahnnah on Friday & we got a lot of attention, it's not too often you see 2 people together with broken arms!
I know we are supposed to be adding embellishments today, but I wanted to focus on the story for this layout.
Used the Daily Digi Everyday kit.
APP78-17ARACHI: May 17 ? A labourer loading ice blocks in ship to preserve the fishes. APP photo by Jahangir Khan
This loader was being used to load the biomass wagon with a wood chip load in order for it to demonstrate the unloading process of such a truck using the walking floor trailer.
Trying to remember how to load the film in this old camera, a Kodak Pony 828.-- you have to move the old film spool over to the left, and load the film on the right.
Finnish army uses railway transport once in a while. This time Armoured Brigade, located in Parola, uses train to get into exercise camp in Niinisalo.
Train is being prepared in loading area.
(March 21, 2011) Mineman 3rd Class Mathew McPaul inspects and loads a reserve ammunition box for a .50 caliber machine gun weapons training aboard USS Ardent (MCM 12). Ardent is underway with elements of Combined Task Force 52 participating in a Joint mine counter-measure exercise with NATO, U.S., U.K. and French forces. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Lewis Hunsaker/Released)
Loved today's prompt. I thought I didn't have anything worth scrapbooking until I started sorting through some pictures and remembered the day my son let me know he would not be graduating...less than three weeks before the day it was supposed to happen. This photo isn't from that conversation, but it was around the same time period, and the look on his face was PERFECT for the subject. I apologize for the quality...this "home print" will be replaced by a real photo after LOAD is over. Oh, and btw, he did graduate, cum laude, with a major in Physics and a minor in Math. He now has a very well-paying job in ... analytics.
I typed up my bucket list and then went for a walk and realized a tw other things I wanted on it.Committing these to paper tells me about myself. I turned the photos sepia for a change and journaled in French.
I did alot of virtual cutting (using the grid feature as well as the digital edges) and made big borders since I didn't have much text. I used the repeat and fade on the key and the lock to indicate motion as in I am unlocking my thoughts. I am in a love mood, hence the hearts and the fancy script. The font for Bucket List is a fancy font from Creative Memories from the black and white power palette.
I used the font Hammond in this.and the Be Mine Digital Editions from Creative Memories
"Cats love Macs and Dogs love Dells?"
I have been on the phone 3 times today with the Apple Support line - still dealing with the issue of my new mac not being able to read my old files for the book I was writing in China. Making some progress, thank you everybody who has sent ideas, software, concern and support.
One of the tech support people asked me to try to keep my kitten away while we work with the computer issues. I said, "She wants to be there whenever I am there, just because it has my attention." "Well," he said, "That's how cats work!"
I'm fascinated about 2 of the 3 tech support people today mentioning their cats when I talked to or about Wiki. One of them told me to be sure to teach her well while she is young about staying off the computer. "Cats want to be on them and they play on them and sleep on them and just cause all sorts of trouble."
Later, while waiting for an upgrade to load, I asked the tech guy if Apple has advice for people who are trying to keep their cats off their computers ( have a dear Flickr friend who bemoans this every so often.) He said Apple does not have official advice but that he tells people to give the cat their own place near the computer, a basket or box and make it warm because cats like the warmth of computers. He also said to be sure to close laptops when we are not using them.
I told him about Flickr's great Pool of photos at the 'Cats Love Macs' group. He went on to say that almost everyone he knows who has a mac has a cat and that the world seems to be split not only into Dog People and Cat People, but Mac People and PC People and that the Mac People have cats and PC People have dogs. I said, "Dogs love Dells?"
(Cats Love Macs pool is here www.flickr.com/groups/catslovemacs/pool/
My typical day will consist of spending time in my craft room working on layouts of my grandkids. So putting together a layout of myself took quite a bit of time. In fact, there aren't too many pictures of me so I snapped a selfie to put this together.
This is one of the few times that I've seen an F40PH turned non-powered cab unit used for one of its intended purposes. The Amtrak station agent loads baggage into the cargo hold of NPCU No. 90215 as the westbound Wolverine works at the station in Kalamzoo, Mich. The NPCU is stopped over North Rose Street. (Scanned from a slide)
Used Maya Mist on the brown polka dot paper & journaling strips for a NSD challenge at Studio Calico. Journaling: If I don't look at the clock I can easily forget it's bedtime. You never really are ready to wind down. When it is time you arm yourself with at least three books for Mommy to read. Most nights I fall asleep before You!
The service to Arricife, the island capital, attracts a good load here in Playa Blanca one January evening. Mysteriously the service eschews the new bus station, used for more local services, which is visible across the road, and departs from the rather understated point seen here.
I photographed the Irizar dual-doored Irisbus on my then-new iPhone, to see what the results were like. Not too bad, I think, though I found the device a little awkward to use and I kept getting my finger over the lens.
I did a page on TV shows I like and a story of how Mike and I like TV and it is our favorite "waste of time"
A bunch of local log truckers got together to do a charity run for a dying friend. The best part was that Toad got to drive his truck in to town-at the head of the 28 truck convoy!
I'm proud to say that I was a part of it. With the donations from the loads, a free will offering afterwards and a charity auction we raised $28 000 for his family!