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Scans of some papers we found in an old Latin Grammar textbook.
you may use this in personal art projects. ;)
Gail Carriiger author head shot, photo by Vanessa Applegate
Wearing vintage sweater with lace collar, conducting research and drinking tea.
Note: I know i could make the case smaller, i forgot too, sorry, will be done on an updated version.
Credit to matthew for the stock.
Ti amo senza sapere come, ne' quando, ne' da dove,ti amo direttamente senza problemi ne' orgoglio:
così ti amo perche' non so amare altrimenti....ti amo cosi' come so amare io !
A team member uses this non-fiction book to take notes on her topic. These notes will be "written in her own words" on the educational web site.
I am just getting back into cross stitch and embroidery after a 10 year break. The new work out there is so interesting and inspiring that I have decided to create my own series of cross stitch pictures based on things that I say to my son. Every time I utter one I realise that I am turning in to my mother!
Note one is "Don't say what say pardon" , charted at www.stitchpoint.com.
So yesterday when it was time to go to school, Jessie was busy doing something and I told her to stop or we would be late. In a nutshell, I upset her.
This morning while having breakfast, she handed me this note and said she was sorry. She then proceeded to bury her face in her hands, ran to her room and cried her eyes out. From what I gather from reading her note, she went to school yesterday and thought to herself that I was stupid (that's the s word) and that she hated me. I guess the guilt overwhelmed her. Jane said she came home from school last night and told her about it while she cried her eyes out to her. She really has a guilty conscience.
So I went up stairs and spent the next 10 minutes trying to calm her down. I asked why she was crying. She said because she didn't want me to be sad. I told her I wasn't sad, but I just wanted to understand why she felt this way about me. She said she didn't want to tell me. I'm pretty sure it had to do with me not letting her do whatever it was she was doing before we left for school.
Man, I'm in serious trouble. I dunno how I am going to handle the teenage years. :D lmao.
Available from The Sweet Unfolding on Etsy.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/11/personalized-stationery-gi...
Note all the little holes this sapsucker has drilled in the bark of this tree. The sap that ultimately ooses from these holes is what gives the sapsuckers their name. They will eat the sap and bugs caught in it.
Perler bead sprite of Ryuk from Death Note. I wasn't too happy with the colours available so I didn't iron it, just dumped it. :(
Notes: Notes: the new Coles store opened Thursday 25 November 1954, the manager was a Mr Morrison
Format: silver gelatin negative, 4" x 5" (10 cm x 12.4 cm)
Date Range: before Father's Day May 13 1956 and Queen's Birthday closing on 4 June
Location: Katoomba
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons
Repository: Blue Mountains Library library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of Local Studies Collection: SS 01-51
Provenance: Souvenir Snapshots
Links:
Cocktail Hour At Coles (1954, November 25). The Blue Mountains Advertiser (Katoomba, NSW : 1940 - 1954), p. 2. Retrieved July 20, 2021, from nla.gov.au/nla.news-article192184413
Note: Interior
Operator: First (Glasgow) - (Scotstoun)
Make/Model: Volvo B7RLE/Wright Eclipse (Urban)
Registration Number: SF06 GXL
Fleet Number: 69041
so i just found out that this made it to #137 on Explore on january 29.
im psyched.
thanks everyone who commented/looked/favorited :)
Notes: three children pose for a souvenir photo at Echo Point, Katoomba, accompanied by the signature Felix figure.
The children are (R-L):
1. Audrey Irene Wilson (later Eaves (1954 - widowed the same year) and then Scott (1957) 1928 - 2009
2. Kenneth Patrick Wilson 1925 - 1994
3. Kevin John Wilson 1926 - 2007
Format: tintype photograph by Dan Evans, the Felixman of Echo Point. Tintypes are not produced from a negative, the convex lens inverts the image by 180 degrees top to bottom and left to right. Scanned images need to be flipped horizontally for correct orientation, as here.
Date range: c 1930
Licensing: Attribution, share alike, creative commons.
Repository: Blue Mountains Library library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Local Studies Collection
Provenance: donated digital image, with thanks to Warren Wilson for sharing his family photograph
Links:
1932 'Katoomba Council', The Blue Mountains Times (Katoomba, NSW : 1931 - 1937), 8 April, p. 3. , viewed 11 Jan 2017, nla.gov.au/nla.news-article194856771
www.archivalmethods.com/blog/tintypes-archival-preservation/
blog.scienceandmediamuseum.org.uk/find-out-when-a-photo-w...
Dan Evans, the Felixman of Echo Point - bluemlocalstudies.wordpress.com/2008/06/25/mr-evans-the-f...
Pinhole camera exposure from 15 October - 26 December 2009 taken at the site of the ESO Very Large Telescope (VLT) - from the control room extension roof facing north. Note Unit Telescope 1 (Antu) just left of centre and the unbroken solar trails showing that it is never cloudy (!!!) on Paranal. Thanks to Gerd Hudepohl for placing the cameras and to Tarja Trygg for supplying the cameras and processing the results. Andreas Kaufer (observatory director) delivered and distributed the cameras.
See the comment from David Malin on the Solargraphy process in the heading of my "Solargraphy" set: www.flickr.com/photos/bob_81667/sets/72157620933251618/
She was carrying around a DSLR and I think she was actually taking notes like you're supposed to. Side light by one of the fixtures that help light the ice rink area.
Those blue notes were performed by my friend Erik Truffaz and Christophe along the "Bassin de Neptune" (Neptune's fountain) in the gardens of Versailles.
Christophe didn't sing live since many years and he invited several prestigious guests to join him on stage.
It was a night to remember...
Christophe is a French famed singer and talented songwriter.
His first hit was “Aline” in 1965 and he is famous for his eternal songs "Les Paradis perdus" ("Lost Paradises" - 1973) and "Les Mots bleus" ("The Blue Words" - 1975).
Whenever he is performing he is illuminating the stage, gathering any kind of people from all generations.
Christophe is a decadent and flamboyant dandy who is a mysterious loner drifting apart from the showbiz scene.
He is notorious for being an uncontrollable rebel with panache and poetry.
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Citizens leave notes and messages for missing family member on a bulletin board at Shiogama City Gymnasium here March 21. Service members with U.S. Forces Japan (Fwd) and Japanese Ground Self-Defense Forces surveyed the school and made plans to establish power, food, and water supply lines. The school is being utilized as an internally displaced persons camp for residents affected by the earthquake and subsequent tsunami that struck mainland Japan March 11, causing widespread damage. As part of Operation Tomodachi, U.S. Forces Japan stands ready to support our Japanese partners and to provide assistance when called upon.
III Marine Expeditionary Force Public Affairs
Photo by Gunnery Sgt. Leo Salinas
Date Taken:03.21.2011
Location:AICHI, JP
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While out cruising around and hiking the Gorge one day this Spring with David Cobb we stopped to photograph this scene. An area we both had passed before but never had taken the time to see the potential. As soon as I walked near this it jumped at me right away. Like I have said before these type of images are not for everyone which is fine by me. However, I like these at times as much or more than a dramatic landscape scene. These are real hidden gems. What you are looking at is alder trunks blending with the background of basalt rock. Basically it's almost a camouflage scene, hence the title.
I also want to thank all the workshop participants from the last couple weeks. We have had some good groups and it was a real pleasure to meet everyone. It's always exciting to see the energy and eagerness everyone brings each time to see new places and learn new tips.
As a side reminder, don't forget to remove your valuables when parking at trail heads in the Columbia River Gorge. Unfortunately we did see the aftermath of a break in where a photographer lost thousands of dollars in photo equipment left in their vehicle. We were lucky it was not our group yet I felt very bad for the person that had it happen. It's sad that we need to worry about it this much when out in natural scenic areas, that is for sure.
You can listen to the most recent episode #8 - Looking Beyond The Subject. I hope to have a new episode real soon. Sorry for the delay, Spring is a busy time. Listen to this episode
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