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Theory . Paloma Shag Rug . Mahogany
Theory . Paloma Diffuser . Walnut
Theory . Paloma Lamp
Theory . Paloma Catch-All
Other items used ~
7 - First Class
7 - Double "T" Planter
7 - #10
Pitaya - Morocco Dreams - Seat pillows three
Soy. Coffee Table [tiled top]
[Merak] - Potted Plant B
[Merak] - Vase B
[Merak] - Vase A
[Merak] - Mushroom Decor
[Merak] - Wooden Plate Decor
(NO) CopyCat Art - Cat With a Pearl Earring
(NO) CopyCat Art - Whiskers & His Feather Toy
Ariskea[New wave] Women Art
[North Oak] + Metro Oak Couch (champagne)
Theory . Verlin Mirror . 24 Karat
Theory . Verlin Table Lamp . Cork
Theory . Cactus Takeout Planter (Salsa)
Fancy Decor: Aventine Leaning Drawing
Fancy Decor: Donan Candlesticks
Apple Fall Euphorbia Cactus
Apple Fall Pearl Inlay Frame - 1:1
Apple Fall Reclaimed Plank Shelf
Apple Fall Old Canvas Trunk
Apple Fall Books - Arrangement 10
Apple Fall Books - Arrangement 7
[ Venture ] Mushrooms - Vintage Stripe
[ Venture ] Fur - Brown
[ Venture ] Free as a Bird
dust bunny . eclectic tables . tiles . olive
[Rezz Room] French Bulldog Animesh (Companion) v1.0.0
{vespertine}thrift store giraffe planter - pencil cactus/clay
+Half-Deer+ Love Succs - Heart Cactus
Dahlia - Island Botanica - Pilia - Beige L
tarte. hanging spider plant
floorplan. colorblock portrait / bouquet
(Milk Motion) vintage needlepoint frame 4
These were brass dividers that were brought inside the building two years ago after the Christchurch earthquake. They have been sitting there abandoned in a restaurant that will be either repaired and reopened at a later date or demolished like the many others of it's kind.
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Mercury Retrograde comes to an end later today (June 22), and not a moment too soon. Life has simply been more challenging over the past three weeks or so as anything to do with communication has simply faltered. These retrograde periods effect people in different ways, some worse than others. For me it's been a series of misadventures with computer apps inexplicably failing, emails that simply won't send, issues with cell phones and more than my fair share of mechanical failures, back orders and delays. I'm less prone to (although not immune from) the interpersonal misadventures that occasion the retrograde. People tend to become argumentative often as a result of simple misunderstandings. You say one thing but it is interpreted in an entirely different way. And the hallmark of the retrograde is the careless mistake. I think I'm less prone to the latter problems because I take great pains to speak clearly and double check my work during the retrograde phase. These are things I feel I have some control over, unlike the computer and technical issues that seem to lurk behind every corner. Even still, things get by me. One irony of the retrograde is not discovering the mistakes until we exit the retrograde. Many a time I've breathed a premature sigh of relief that I got through it, only to discover something I did wrong days or even weeks later. Certainly things go wrong all the time, not just during retrograde. It's just that things are more prone to breakdown during these periods. And there is often a cascading effect where one minor thing results in something more severe or damaging. People sometimes ask if I seriously believe in this "stuff". Personally I don't believe it's subject to a belief system, but that's just me talking. I lien the retrograde to a curve in the metaphorical road of life. To me it calls for taking one's foot off of the gas for a few weeks to ensure that we don't run off the road. Retrogrades are a wonderful time to reflect, just a poor time to execute. Life begins to get back on the rails tomorrow.
Rural Fire Service doing controlled burn-off ... the smoke has been settling in every night for about 5 days now!
A couple of Shoveler Ducks to carry you over the weekend as I shovel off (pardon the pun) out looking for some new photos.
Love the bills on these ducks which is obvious for their name.
As an empty string waits to back in, a loaded coal train pumps out of the loading area at Sandaoling.
Some of the drivers seemed to be putting on quite the show for us and the growing numbers of locals and foreigners coming to witness the last of steam in China. A brief piece in the China Daily online while we were there mentioned the end of steam will come to Sandoling this year.
16 Jan 2015
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Revisited an old abandoned dam near Bangor, Wisconsin. The fog coming off the waterfall was substantial and got this green tint from a flood light on a neighboring house 50 yards away.
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The Beloved - "Sweet Harmony"
A selection of photos of a couple of military aircraft visiting Dundee Airport in 2021. ZE707 a 32sqn RAF BAE146 C.3 from June, and ZH002 an A|rmy Air Corps Britten Norman Defender AL.2 from April. The 4-engined jet is the BAE146, the twin-prop is the Defender.
Shaking it Off
Reed cormorant shaking off the water after going fishing. Cormorants do not have the same level of waterproofing as most aquatic birds and thus have to spend a lot of time drying out their feathers between dives
We are off to New York for 7 days...Hannah and Lucy are coming with us and there is so much we want to see and do.
The last time we went was one week, exactly to the time, before the Twin Towers came down. I have photographs of the boys at the very top looking out and at the bottom drinking hot chocolate from a little stall that stood there.
I remember the pains that shot down my legs when I heard the terrible news. I was at work and just couldn’t believe what I was hearing.
George watched the news and tried to make sense of what he was seeing. Charlie, younger, coped better in his way.
George turned to me and said,
‘We would have been okay Mum....we could have held onto the mast at the top and gone down with it...like a ride.’
I have never held my sons so close as I did that night.
There but for the grace of God.......
take care my friends.....with love always....xx
Boeing 787 Dreamliner (I believe) over the South Lawson Fire Trail today. Air New Zealand, I think ... going the wrong way :))
The Curlew's bill must look like quite a weapon when its length is about half the size of your whole body. Departure clearly the sensible option here.
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Nếu em luôn trễ vào ngày hẹn của 2 đứa mình
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Nếu e luôn có mọi lý do để từ chối những điều a thích
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NHƯNG nếu anh DỪNG yêu em
Lúc đó ..đến lượt em PHẢI hiểu ... :)
So many beautiful cherry trees here. It's a tough time to have to work full time and yearn to be outside. I ran outside with my camera as soon as I was aloud.
As dusk falls over the hills of northeastern Tennessee, CSX grain train G679 glides downhill over the bridge nearing LaFollette, Tennessee, exiting "the gorge" on the KD Subdivision. Not long is left in this Corbin-based crew's journey, just a few more towns until the crew change point in Knoxville.
We saw several Kestrels and a Buzzard on a short walk this morning but mostly too far off to photograph. This one landed on a tree top not too far away - but with it's back towards me - I finally got a couple of shots when it decided to fly off.