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Needs more practice to achieve better seemlessness, but I'm pretty pleased with the initial colour and fit.
This old pickup might need paint but it's also well loved - notice how they carefully turn the mirror in to protect it from street traffic.
I honestly felt like I was intruding on this moment. My friend, the lady on the right, had just performed her senior cello recital, and received this hug in congratulations. I feel like you can see the importance of the moment on her face; a genuine embrace.
Last night I stayed up until late late pulling this girl together. I was SO excited about Ichigo Heaven but never really bonded with her. When Tailor Gibson showed up I was amazed at her gorgousness but underwhelmed with her "pretty" look. Unfortunately I spray matted her in the dark pretty much and ended up with some slight spots. I would rather live with them than lose her freckles and pretty blush. I think I want to switch her forward facing blue chips for light green.
dress by dollsville hat from Blythou.
Don Leister, violin maker, who also does bow and instrument repair.
Seen at the 2012 Mount Airy Fiddlers Convention.
Charlie needs a good home. Check out her profile here - bobbiandthestrays.org/AnimalDetail.aspx?id=1223&type=cat
Special Athletes With Special Needs Get Rock Star Treatment
It has become an April tradition in Cullman for special needs athletes to compete at Oliver Woodard Stadium on the campus of Cullman High School.
This year the event was renamed to reflect the gatherings new focus and support intentions: Cullman Area Special Needs Field Day
Field Day began around 9 am with approximately 150 athletes gathering at the stadium along with hundreds of volunteers, family members, friends and special needs supporters from around Cullman.
The event officially opened with the on-foot arrival of the Field Day Torch carried by 25 law enforcement personnel from the Cullman Police Department and the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office.
The Torch was lit at the Cullman County Courthouse and transported to the Stadium as part of the 2017 Cullman Community Torch Run.
For details of that preamble running event, please go here:
cullmantoday.com/…/22/2017-cullman-community-torch-…/
Sheriff Matt Gentry led the procession of runner armed with the Torch onto the Oliver Woodard track where they took a lap with athletes Justin Fenner, Hunter Haynes and Karsyn McWaters.
cullmantoday.com/2017/04/23/images-2017-cullman-area-spec...
Houston Community College and industry leaders, elected officials and emerging business executives from Stafford are joining forces to solve the workforce needs in the area.
During the Workforce Summit, held Thursday at the Stafford Campus, HCC Chancellor, Dr. Mary Spangler; HCC Southwest President Orfelina (Fena) Garza, Ph.D. and The Honorable Leonard Scarcella, Mayor of Stafford, talked about what Stafford needs and what HCC is doing to fill those needs.
Help me find this fellow a home.
He's 3-6 months old. Found by a friend early morning on Sept. 13 outside of Oaks Card Club in Emeryville. No tags or microchip. Been with me for about a month.
A delightful, loving little guy who appreciates attention and enjoys meeting new people and animals. Fond of rabbits, especially. Purrs like a motorboat and mews like a mouse. Always adorable, at sleep or at play.
Very sociable. Needs someone who is home more often than I or has another cat to keep him company.
Update
Through the magic of Flickr, little guy has been adopted by the wonderful Esme. He will now roam a big city apartment with lots of company and a doting mama. Feeling a bit tender, but pleased he found a good permanent home.
Needs to be redone. Unfortunately, they didn't fix his front calf knees and his back legs aren't repositioned correctly, or he'd be a fun project. He's really only repositioned from the hip down--they didn't move his hips themselves. See the difference?
