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We get attacked by goats here. They were rolling stones down the steep bit above the path on the right and we had to scamper across to avoid getting pinged!
From this bridge, we had a long haul, with about 1000ft of height to be gained, up to Namrung for our overnight stop. The path was again effected by earthquake induced landslide damage and we had to follow a new/temporary route. I wrote in my diary afterwards:
I need to write this down and read it again before planning any more treks from the comfort of my armchair - I am passed this! It is too hard and too painful and although the rewards are great, the price is no longer worth paying. I am very reluctant to admit to myself that there is anything I can no longer do, but . . . .
If I could work out a way of keeping myself eating, I would be alright. I am fit enough and strong enough - I just have no energy!
Putting right sides together, line up the edges of two of the small squares with the edges of two diagonal corners of the large square. Draw a line, across both small squares from corner to corner.
While I was sitting on the bank taking shots of the cows and their calves, I was surprised to see this action going on. This cow just decided to give her friend a hug, I guess. Then she went right back to nursing her calf. (I thought it was humorous.)
6:43:48 p.m.
Rather than sitting at my desk every lunch time, I decided to go out and start planning some projects. Armed with my diary, a notebook and a coffee, I planned my lunch away. I was almost late back to my desk because i lost track of time.
What do you write if it risks it when you can scribble on this sky now?
もし今、この空に何か落書きできるとしたら、何という言葉を書きますか?
Entrance of the main building with large 12m diameter 34ton heavy dome housing the 0.487m Merz-Repsold "grande lunette" at the Observatory of Strasbourg - France. In 1881 the refractor was Germany's largest telescope and after WW II the achromatic lenses were checked by French optician Jean Texereau. Note the decorative Helios head in the triangle of this building by Hermann Eggert.
This course introduces the roles and responsibilities of a firing boss (FIRB), common firing devices, and general firing operations and techniques. Although comprehensive in nature, the coursework is not a substitute for the dynamic fire environment. The course provides students with important information concerning general tasks required to be successful. Any opportunity to show students a small prescribed burn or demonstrate how devices operate in the field will promote transferring these new skills to the job.
Photo by C. Russell NOTE: The photo is public domain. Please credit U.S. Forest Service when used.
I got to take a couple good long walks around a day while working the Tabloia table. You could walk a good way, but then you'd hit the wall of crowds waiting for free posters or to meet some celebrity (which all seemed to happen around the movie studio spaces) and it was a real challenge to break through or return the way you came.
The "Free Hugs" kids anime fans started to appear, and they all seemed to be incredibly depressed. By the way, there are no such thing as "free hugs" from depressed, sweaty teenagers.
I also had my first meeting with Mr. Deer, a member of the con staff who was in a wheelchair. He would stop by periodically to talk about things, pitch his idea about a secret agent in a wheelchair and to hit on any females who happened to be browsing the table.
My Dr Who pen (note TARDIS) in the top end :) ... made with watch parts and resin. Glows in the dark!
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My notes from Agile2008. I'm trying something new, uploading the notes to Evernote to store them and I thought others might be able to get something out of them.
NOTE: I just added another version of this photo to my photostream with a more true sepia toning to correct the grassy area which is too green in this photo.
This is a sculpture just outside the train station in Grapevine, Texas. I used a wider angle to more completely capture the scene of a soldier returning from war and being greeted by a loved one at a small town train station.
“The Homecoming” is a two-piece sculpture created by Michael Pavlovsky of Fort Worth. It depicts a soldier returning from service to a loving embrace. The other part of the sculpture (not shown) is an arch honoring soldiers from all military branches.
(I wish that concrete curb did not run along the bottom so you could see all of their feet and the dufflebag).
It's worth noting two things: 1. I am a tenant, this is not an owner-occupied unit, and selling was not my (or my landlady's) idea. 2. I tried to get the stupid showings postponed until I got home and *could* clean the clutter, goddammit.
I also like the two "FYIs." That softens the blow, since I know you're just trying to inform me.
I started with an Ehrman Tapestry design called "Notes" and began to tweak the tent stitches. Closeup pictures show fishes of french knots, stripes of knitting stitch and lots of smyrna cross stitches to give the piece texture. Great fringe from Suzi Hightower. Blood, sweat and needles provided by me.