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Main light octabox from front ab800 sun playing part of rim light
Model: Noel Pugliese D.
Mayhem #2330052
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I'm willing to trade for it but don't expect something grande. But i do need a blonde spicked lego hairpiece and I'm willing to trade for it. So comment if you have this hairpiece and are willing to trade.
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RC ~ was in the middle of running cross-town errands but somehow found a moment of beauty and flora to sneak in among those of traffic and chaos.
Rachel ~ had a brief lull in the prelude to moving to another corner of the country and used the rare moment alone to reflect on all the changes, both great and small, that she’s seen in the process. A moment that brought her great joy.
Cory ~ was getting in touch with the peaceful solitude of nature in winter and celebrated World Wetlands Day by taking a hike at a local salt marsh.
Sebrina ~ had just come in from grocery shopping with an armload of Valentine’s Day chocolate Kisses that her children had convinced her to buy, about to sit down and enjoy them with tea.
Aziza ~ was trying to catch up on her reading (having fallen prey to the time-consuming amazement of the wonderful and artistic network of Flickr) since she didn't have the time to continue this book.
Kristin ~ was playing with her food and propped up some iconic Valentine’s Day candy hearts on her windowsill.
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This is some graffiti I had been wanting to take pictures of for a while. There was more on this fence but I think this is the prettiest part, probably because it is purple, my favorite color. It's too bad it was spray-painted over a little.
3-11-08: I'm glad I got this picture -- because now it is gone! I have posted pictures of what is there now.
I just got today the 2 new Kingdoms impulse sets and I did a joint review on BrickHorizon: you can view it here: www.brickhorizon.com/boardz/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=2113
On a rather cool and sunny Sunday morning, well over 100 individuals arrived at Willowbrook High School in the Chicago suburb of Villa Park. They gathered in the parking lot to listen to citizens of the community, school staff, students, alumni and activists speak out against perceived injustice and make an appeal for a lasting committment to ending the status quo that in their view disproportionately harms African-Americans and their communities. Attendees were also encouraged to continue to educate themselves on institutional racism, to speak out against injustice in their respective family and friend circles, and to commit to voting in the upcoming elections, with an emphasis on making sure to vote in the local races that so often determine what types of policies are implemented close to home. Eight minutes and forty-six seconds of silence were observed, with many taking a knee, in remembrance of George Floyd. A short march and protest was then commenced around the local residential area before returning back to the high school. This event was one example of the increasing number of local rallies in recent weeks in the Chicagoland suburbs.
Villa Park, Illinois, USA
I call this piece "My struggle!, but I am not sure is this ready yet or ist something else absent?
This is why I ask my virtual friends for her opinion to help me finish this Piece.
thank you in advance.
I need the above two items. Bricklink has them on short stock, so if anyone has one or preferably both, let me know and I can either pay or trade.
UPDATE: got 'em
Stepping on the weave for the 'hulog' phase is important to flatten the weave.
Bulusan, Sorsogon, Philippines
This 2012 Ford Flex came to us needing rear suicide doors to make it handicap accessible. We completely disassembled the interior to begin the work. New hinge pockets were made in the door jamb and door. The door and quarter were also reinforced to handle the new hinge point. The door handles and latches were swapped side for side and moved to the front of the doors. We did this for two reasons, the first being functionality and the second aesthetics . With the door handles moved to the fornt of the doors, you get the classic look assoicated with the factory style rear suicide doors. Alot of effort also went into making the drivers side rear door power open and close. This door operates with a seperate key fob and can also be operated with a button on the dash and has an emergency release cable installed. This project turned out to be exactly what the customer wanted while keeping a factory built look.
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need your help, I made two lines of these paper dresses and I'm not sure what is better for my swap. need your hints.
Another GR Museum shot showing the Alabastine Co. on Chicago Dr. I believe this building is still there now clad in metal.
Angels need time to rest, to repair, to dance free of body and spirit. Sometimes they come crashing down to earth, gravity suddenly their nemesis. Sometimes they flutter between the pages of books, only to become part of the phrasing, a small inconvenience on the page, mistaken for a bug, a blot on a poem, a distraction from the story. I once captured one....a small fluttering being. When I brought it to my Granny, she showed me how to breath on it to warm it, and told me to listen, ever so closely to the story it told. At first I heard nothing, but slowly a gentle hum began, and I knew that anything that could speak so quickly must indeed be an angel. I listened but could not understand what it was saying, and looked to my Granny for guidance.....All she said was "Watch".
Soon this little angel being fluttered and flew off. I simply did not understand. Gran said, "you have been spoken to and you will know one day what was said, and you have been left behind, no one in your life can ever hurt you as much as the leaving of an angel."
I do know what was spoken to me that day, and although my heart has been broken many times, nothing compares to the JOY of seeing an angel fly free, and that's what leavings are all about.