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both converses belong to two friends of mine.. they happened to be sitting there and i saw the opportunity to take a shot like this.
Took this today just before my dentist appointment. It almost looks like light is emmenating from the right flower.
In the Limbo session we started by inviting people to do a non verbal pair drawing exercise, each taking turns adding an element of a face, then, a letter at a time, naming the image. This was to set the stage of how we negotiate boundaries.
On our way from Columbia, SC to Ocala, Florida, we stopped to get gas in Darien, GA where we happened upon this little cemetary, which is located right in the middle of this gas station/truck stop parking lot. I found it to be really odd but cool at the same time. In this little cemetary, there are: 3 pairs of crosses, a single cross behind the fence (you can kind of see it), and 2 "typical" gravestones right next to eachother (one big and one small). The bigger gravestone dates this woman, Rebecca West from 1843-1912. I just thought this place was a fantastic and very random find and had to take a bunch of pictures.
Pectoral Sandpiper
Calidris melanotos
Got to see one of these at Whitesbog earlier this year, but the looks at Forsythe were far superior. Better yet, there were at least 3 (maybe 4) of them at this point of the wildlife drive. Here are a pair that were coming in (relatively) close.
One for me, one for a friend. These make a great gift - I took Erin's suggestion and put them on a disposal Caribou coffee cup with a gift card inside.
Pattern: Tutorial from www.houseonhillroad.typepad.com
Fabric: Anna Maria Horner Drawing Room