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At Trees in Dallas, TX on 12/9/11.
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these days passing quickly as seconds. i can't even understand what i'm doin here and i found out myself struggling to be in a relationships people asking out overwhelming messages all they do for dating around here is going to movies dinners talking.
set myself aside again, afraid of being betrayed and hooked and broke up and in tears those stuff are complicated enough
Old Fort Niagara: Mess tent of some of the British re-enactors in camp after the battle of the first day.
At Trees in Dallas, TX on 12/9/11.
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Mess-Baldix 1950s medium format folding rangefinder (uncoupled) by Balda
6x6cm format on 120 film
Baltar f2.9 80mm lens in Prontor-SVS shutter
Unusual lens/shutter combination not previously listed on Camera-Wiki
My make a mess page a few days on. It still looks pretty cool but the icing is starting to come out.
What was often interesting was what state of dishevelment the landlord/agent/whoever was willing to show us an apartment in. In this case, I think the era is "late OCD backlash."
At Trees in Dallas, TX on 12/9/11.
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razón y piel,díficil mezcla
agua y sed, serio problema
m de mmm !
what to do, what to choose?
dejar que los días hablen por sí solos! :)
Feel Festival 2014
Festival in Berlin, Germany
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HAWAII KAI, Hawaii (Jan. 27, 2015) Chiefs and first class petty officers from various Hawaii-wide commands hike the Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail, Jan. 27. Hosted by Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, the hiking event is part of CPO 365, a year-round training initiative that helps prepare first class petty officers to become chiefs. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Steven Khor/Released)
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...and the living room a little bit. Two more chairs to put together, but mostly I'm just excited to have a dining room! that we can eat in! Eeep!
For some, the process of vacating a place and moving on is a bit like Sherman's march through Georgia. That is, mark your passing by leaving as much ugliness behind as possible.
(One interesting coincidence: in this case as well as "Junkyard 1," a common factor is the same realtor's sign. Hmmm...)
"Things are in the saddle, and ride mankind." -- R.W. Emerson
This is... well... an "Accidental Mess" ;)
When I got my blending board, I grabbed some bits of leftover fibers and proceeded to blend them. Wool, silk, chunky bits and fabric scraps - everything went into these rollags. This should have created some lovely chunky art yarn.
However, once I was ready to spin the rollags, I just went with the flow. The flow demanded they be spun a lot thinner than I had originally planned.
When I was done, I looked at my bobbin and couldn't settle on a plying method. It was either winding off half of the single to create a two-ply, plying with two strands of sewing thread or chain-plying.
Then, while browsing a local thrift store, I discovered option no. 4. One of their bins held several (tangled!) balls of a cheerfully pink novelty yarn that is really not much more than sewing thread with eyelash-y bits.
At home, I introduced my single to this pink novelty yarn and an "Accidental Mess" was born. Go figure ;)