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My wife Karalee Greer and I visited New Delhi and Old Delhi, India for the first time during the month of February. A man pushes a bicycle so overloaded we wondered how it stayed upright.
worked a 12 hour shift so i was kind of doubtful but got the prompts while i was at work so by the time i got home i was movin. and enjoying remembering the love and joy that day
journaling says
In 2004 my Father was in the forth stage of Barrett Disease. Which is a rare form of esophagus cancer. Not only had they been happily married for almost 50 years. my mother also had a brain disease that made her severely disabled, so he was also her care-taker. My father had to have a very dangerous surgery if he was to survive. The surgery went well but for many days he was totally out of it. To the point that we thought his brain might have been damaged. On this day we was going to go to the hospital but we wanted to leave mom at home. We really didn't want to upset her anymore then she all ready was. But she insisted actually got quite bull-headed. Imagine our surprise when he jumped up out of bed like he'd never been sick. You can just see the love in my beautiful mom's face as the worry melted away.
cricut- fancy frames
recollections paper- love letters
die-namics rolled rose dies
Pole-mounted steel-encased loading coils on the telephone circuits near Coilantogle, between Kilmahog and Brig o' Turk, Scotland.
Wednesday 6th December 2023 and 66 176 sits atop a featherweight load of 2 HRA hoppers, forming 6F80, the Bescot - Warrington Arpley wagon trip service.
EWS Class 60 no. 60059 'Swinden Dalesman' in Load Haul livery climbs away from Chapel-en-le-Frith with 6M87, Ely - Peak Forest empty Cemex bogie hoppers on Monday 28th July 2008.
This photo is of Lake Circuit City in the Circuit City Plaza in Altamonte Springs, Orlando, Florida.
Stylized shot of a backhoe loader at work.
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The Loading Docks on ships at lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota.
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Die Verladedocks am Lake Superior in Duluth, Minnesota.
Just a quick one today, feeling woozie. This is based on sketch #2 from the Feeling Scrappy Sketchapalooza 5 class going on NOW :)
A look out the back of a C-130 flown by the 934th Airlift Wing on a local orientation flight. That's Loadmaster Senior Airman Dylan Strom enjoying the view during a civic leaders and clergy flight. (U.S. Air Force photo/Shannon McKay)
Airplanes resupplying, Nikon D90 @ Mode: Manual, 150mm, f/6.3, 1/30, ISO 200, OS1 on, hand held, CNX2.2.4 straightening, B/W/N control points, PC-Landscape
Two men load parcels bound for Beijing onto a train at Yantai Central Railway Station, in the Zhifu district - afternoon - Yantai, Shandong, China
Bain News Service,, publisher.
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1914 April 23 (date created or published later by Bain)
1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller.
Notes:
Title and date from data provided by the Bain News Service on the negative.
Photo shows U.S. Army transport ship the U.S.S. Meade. (Source: Flickr Commons project, 2008)
Forms part of: George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).
Format: Glass negatives.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
General information about the Bain Collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.ggbain
Higher resolution image is available (Persistent URL): hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ggbain.11319
Call Number: LC-B2- 2499-1
Inspired by a quote in Stacy Julian's upcoming creativity book from Ella Publishing - listen to Noell Hymann's Paperclipping Rountable #7: The Process of Scrapbooking because both Angie Lucas and Stacy Julian are on the show and Angie leaks a little more information about Stacy's upcoming book! Very exciting stuff!
supplies: paper & journal block (dcwv) + stickers (reminicense) +
12x12 layout by katie scott
Journaling reads: "Reading this quote sent me on a search for an old
sketch pad from the summer in 1992 before law school when I was doing
lots of sketching + painting + writing + thinking. I did this drawing
of Vincent's chair in pastels + visited the Van Gogh museum in
Amsterdam + stood for hours in front of Stary Night at the MOMA in
NYC. Always feeling a connection with this artist." "my long time
love of the artist Vincent Van Gogh" (the quote from the ebook) &
"Oh Vincent- you had me at Hello! I knew I loved you! - Katie"
A celebration from long ago for today's prompt - the photo marks the Golden Wedding of my great, great, grandparents! The journalling reads:
As a genealogist, finding old photos from generations ago is a real joy. They are so rare, and of course the further back you go the rarer they become. So imagine my delight when I found this one hidden away, marking the Golden Wedding of my great great grandparents, Matthew and Sarah Ward. Taken in Wakefield in August 1935, it shows:
Front l-r: Elsie Bottomley (my grandmother), Matthew Ward, Sarah Ward, Dorothy Ward (cousin).
Back l-r: (Not known), George W Bottomley (my gt grandfather), Elsie Smart (my gt gt Aunt), Herbert Ward (my gt gt Uncle), Clara Bottomley (my gt grandmother), Nellie Ward (my gt gt aunt by marriage).
Digi LO for a template challenge on Jessica Sprague.com. Cutie pic of my niece. Single photo LOs are generally not my thing. But I like this one. Supplies Used: Sweet Flora Collab Kit papers and elements by Nicole and Vicki, In The Making Template XV by Linda Ross, Century Gothic and MA Sexy fonts
Warhorse Soldiers from 2nd Brigade Combat Team load tracked vehicles at the rail yard Tuesday as Directorate of Logistics civilians observe and support. (Photo by Andrea Sutherland)
This, in a nutshell, tells what I have gained from LOAD. Thanks so much!
Journaling reads:
If I only had a craft room was always one of my excuses for why I was not completing more scrapbook layouts. I needed to have a place where I can leave things out and have them organized. I can’t scrapbook unless I have a big table, a fancy camera, a fancy printer and cute storage cubes. I can’t scrapbook unless the kids are out of my hair…how could I possibly get anything done with them underfoot? I can’t scrapbook until all the laundry is done and I get “caught up” with the housecleaning (ha, ha…that day will never come!)
Well, I did set up a pretty nice space in my finished basement for a craft room. I painted the walls with pink, white and brown stripes. I got a big table, a better printer, some cute white storage cubes and most of my stuff pretty much organized. And you know what? The room just sat there. It served as more of a staging ground for things coming and going in and out of the house than actually anything else. Bags from Michaels or the recent Stampin’ Up demonstration sat in the corner waiting to be added to the “collection” of stuff I had, but rarely did that “stuff” get used. And then LOAD came into my life and suddenly this “showroom” became a “workroom”. Each day brought on a flurry of activity in this space. Even though I had the big table, I ended up sprawled out on the floor choosing papers and cropping pictures. With little time between each layout, I would barely have time to straighten up, but the room was alive and being used for its intended
purpose – crafting. Even more, I was alive with excitement, determination and enthusiasm for a hobby that I said I had, but never did. LOAD has been a wonderful experience on so many levels. Thank you to Lain and the wonderfully supportive group for all of the positive comments, feedback and views. It is not an exaggeration to say that this has been a life-altering experience. No more excuses…memories have to be captured and stories have to be told.
KIRKUSH MILITARY TRAINING BASE, Iraq – Members of 19th Brigade, 5th Iraqi Army Division load a round into a M198 155mm howitzer during a live fire exercise at Normandy Range near Kirkush Military Training Base, Diyala province, Iraq, May 30, 2011. Iraqi soldiers joined several other Iraqi Security Forces agencies to display cooperative efforts and capabilities during Operation Iron Lion, a provincial capstone exercise demonstrating improving ISF proficiency.
(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. David Strayer, 109th MPAD, USD-N PAO)