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Some Burning Crusade artwork, just because it's time to remember how nice it is. (Yes, I'm in the beta, but somehow I yearn to play non beta too. Go figure.)
Fishermen from Kyle of Lochalsh loading a new prawn net with a poor outlook in the weather. (10 red boxes for the red box group)
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I was told this is a WWII aircraft bomb loader. Looks more like logging equipment to me. I couldn't find any old military identification tags on it either. But it's neat looking anyway.
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The way the “stuff” has concurred this man’s life intrigued me. I looked at the car and I knew that this is direct reflection mental mess: Concentrated clutter that is created from collecting unnecessary stuff. There are so many needless “things”, material and mental, that we collect and squeeze into the spaces of our lives.
“I am ashamed of it”, he told me. “Every time I look at it I am filled with despair. I don’t know where to start”.
First I took a pictures of his car and than he took me to see his shop.
“The space in my shop filled up slowly until it reached the door. I still can remember the days I could walk in.
I tried to move things to my apartment, so the neighbors invited the police. People think that I am a loony”.
- “Every day throw something, do something small”, I tried to advise him.
His face turned gloomy: “I am afraid to throw things away. Maybe I will need it; maybe the shops will be closed and I will need this part badly. I would love to come to a clean shop, to have a clean car, I am aching to get rid of this junk, but I can't”.
Loading up the minivan at the Vail Daily.
From a set of photo taken on Loveland Pass, Colorado at night during a full moon. All photos 15 sec exposure.
February 25 - 10:30pm
I decided to embrace more white space than I normally do in response to today's prompt. For more on this photo please visit my site at alisondaydesigns.com. thanks!
Had a moment in school where the Star {student} of the day gets to do his favourite thing - and it's reading. Using so many different colours and products from so many vendors - - this layout speaks "Kaleidoscope" to me!
30 minutes goes by FAST! I just pulled random paper scraps in bright colors out of my scrap bin and glued them down. Not my favorite page ever, but it will do.
Another Jessica Sprague Template - I am glad came across this one. I think making a 8x8 book of all the places I've lived would be pretty cool.
This template was part of the Beautiful Evidence class.
(We haven't lived in this house for more than five years, otherwise I would have blurred the address)
RODEO BEACH RELEASE - Sea Lion patients, Mariposa, Merryland and Habibi, were released back into the wild after being rescued and rehabilitated by The Marine Mammal Center. They went "Home for the Holidays" on Wednesday, November 16, 2011. Staff photo by Mike Adaskaveg.
My super power has been slow to show itself to me but it's organizing events. In 2015 I helped organize hot lunch, track meet concession, sports day concession, pie & cookie dough fundraiser, a Christmas market and a pancake breakfast. Phew!
Running out of time and steam today, so I went super simple.
I had the journaling already done because whenever on of these memes goes around the blogs (Ali E, Cathy Z . . .), I usually play along.
I have scrapped a couple of these before. This journaling was from 6/30/11 and I think it was "A Simple Woman's Day Book" themed. I grabbed some photos from the month and then used the same Ali Edwards template I had previously and voila! Finished.
LOAD Festival,
Presented by the Daydream Network,
Royal Albert Hall,
15/6/2009
Artists: Ben Slow, Eyesaw, Dan K, Snik, Blam, Grafter, Babel, Finbarr Dac, DBO.
(Long long over due photos from aw nice exhibition!)
I almost feel like the two vehicles are talking to each other as they look at the work load facing them "another day at work"