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Empress...Oh Glorious One...Our Supreme Leader...
uh, on sorry I was just trying on different titles to see which one sounds better...
Prime Chieftess...Overlord....
hmmm, so harm to find just the title...
Obey the OOna kitty!
Hopefully everyone remembers Mastermind. This is not the regular sized Mastermind, rather a pocket sized. I took this with my 50mm f/1.8 lens at f/4.0. Even at that f stop I really like the DOF. I am in love this lens.
This is the final image for the month of January. I am proud of my self that I successfully completed 31 days of the 365 project. So far I am doing fine. Wish me luck so that I can keep going especially now that classes has started and I will be getting busier than ever.
This is part of the Project 365.
the mark of your intelligence is the depth of your belief in the injustice and tragedy in the universe. what the caterpillar calls the end of the world the master calls the butterfly.
I have issues…
Or so we are told (OOna on the other hand, thanks that everyone else has the “issues”). It appears that our little future evil mastermind has already gain a bit of a reputation at her new vets office. When we went in to pick up the little terror (no she’s sweet, really…believe me, it’s true…uh, and I also have some swamp land I want to sell you, too), when we told the girls at the front desk that we were here for OOna kitties, they looked at each other and started to giggle. It seems the little 6 pounder (yes, it turns out the that the evil mastermind is only 6 pounds, 13 oz., it appears our food scale at home that we weight her on is a little off) almost took out one of the assistants. Dr. Roshto was the brave one that reached in and pulled little Miss Chikenbreath out of her crate (the last vet office drew straws…no joke), but grabbing her is one thing, holding on is another – that’s when she almost took out one of the techs. Its like holding a little freaking tornado. They had to give her a sedative just to do the exam. The awesome thing is they trimmed her claws and gave her a bath (boy that had to be fun) and all her shots are 3 years (no vets for 3 years, that’s crazy, we’ve been practically living at the vet office the past 7 years). The really funny thing is the photo they took of her for her ID card (when you scan the card, you can see all her info instantly, too cool!). I’ll see if I can get a shot of it once the card is processed, it’s hilarious.
Well, OOna kitties is back home and instead of hide, she been rather loving…think she might be realizing that her minions aren’t so bad after all. She says that she still plans on taking over the world…so vets beware….
Obey the OOna kitty!
amanda staples (left) and lauren agnew (right) contemplate concrete and the early stages of the park. they also live next door.
Big Idea Mastermind father Vick Strizheus Video.
Averaging $ 5,000 for everyone.
Four internationally acclaimed, Hong Kong-based jazz musicians get together to play mainly original songs, plus new arrangements of some jazz standards. The Ted Lo Quartet are: Ted Lo, Eugene Pao, Sylvain Gagnon & Al Gordon. Pianist, composer and arranger Ted Lo is a legend in jazz circles around the USA, Europe and Asia. He has worked with such greats as Herbie Mann, Ron Carter, Astrud Gilberto and Jack DeJohnette, and has performed at major jazz festivals around the world. Eugene Pao is Hong Kong’s premier jazz guitarist - his name is synonymous with jazz in our city, and he’s been performing and recording internationally for over 20 years. French-Canadian bassist Sylvain Gagnon is considered a virtuoso of jazz bass playing, and is skilled in music of many styles, from many cultures. He too has an impressive list of credits as an international performer and recording artist. Anchoring the quartet is Pittsburgh-born drummer Al Gordon, who has studied, performed and recorded with the best in the business.