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Had some service done at the dealership. I keep finding things that don't seem right. Today, I change out the axle nuts to the new recommended replacements, to find, what looks to me like maybe a transmission mount that might be missing.
UPDATE: Turns out this is merely an assembly point during the factory build of the vehicle. Just below the area in question, you can see what is actually the transmission mounting bracket. Thankfully, so far the only thing the dealership mechanic failed to put back together properly is the fender wheel well lining. Now if I could ONLY get the dealership service manager to actually take my phone calls.
My first 2010 rainy shot is for you dad. Even though you are not here anymore, but your garden is still alive, and growing :) and I really miss you!
Strijksextet van Tsjaikovski
met Vadim Repin
Susanne Jaspers
Michael Gieler
Roland Krämer
Johan van Iersel
Christian Hacker
IJ-Salon van 25 november 2007
Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ, Amsterdam
Foto van Emelie Schäfer
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A week before purchase. Missing sink bowl of 10 1/2" (27cm) I have just managed (25/5/11) to find an enamel one on Ebay and await its delivery.
On September 10, 2012 the backyard gate in a Carlsbad Springs home (just outside of Ottawa, ON) was mysteriously found open and Fritz missing. Fritz is tattooed and microchipped.
His people are very anxious to have him back home where he belongs. If you think you may know of Fritz's whereabouts, please call.
Missing letters
It’s odd how the loss of the big WA monogram and the Wallace Arnold fleet name render this Volvo so anonymous looking. Location is St Andrews. Dr Doig lectured there and lived in Dundee which is why so many of his pictures are from one or the other.
Ron Doig Image © Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust
On the face to it, this picture is pretty unremarkable. The woman at the front is cut off, back of a mans head not much going on and everyone is on their phone - except for the two on the left. They struck up a conversation on the train station platform after the young lady asked the man if he had the train line app to see which train would get her in to her stop quickest. He didn't have a smart phone but did have one thing - experience.
I had been out taking pictures all day in the freeing cold at a homes for people protest and listened, shivering, as they traded stories about their day, their plans for the weekend and their hopes and dreams for the future. They then boarded the train together and continued their conversation. I noticed the train was packed with people, in the assumed position; heads down, squinting into a tiny box of lights, earphones in - no doubt after a long day looking at a computer screen and oblivious to the world around them.
How many 'missed moments' will occur because we had to check our Facebook for our friends latest post, or our fave celebs latest tweets? Life is an endless series of moments and we risk missing them by being disconnected from the world around us. Technology has enabled us to be more connected and wider connected than ever before but it is disconnecting us at a closer, more intimate level more than ever.
Ironically I took my phone and camera out to capture this 'missed moment' as the train began to empty, maybe missing my own moment whilst I tweeted and took the picture, but I thought it was one I had to take. More often than not, I let pictures pass rather than take them because I don't feel every moment needs to captured, just experienced. We can look through our viewfinder too often and for too long and not actually see the world around us. Sometimes a chat is everything.