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This is a my planner. I write down my schedule to this. I use my smartphone as a planner, but I also carry a thin planner notebook with me.
In few years, I may find that I don't need it....
Day Planner Angel cat outside early, seems to be thinking about what he will do today, shot in North Carolina.
"Huys Afrika", Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Modern housing connected to the old warehouses "Afrika".
Design (2009): KCAP Architects & planners.
Sony Ginza Park, Tokyo, Japan.
Design (2017): Klein Dytham architecture and Taisei Design Planners Architects & Engineers.
Dedicated to Esteves who wrote a nice testimonial for me. She likes Smurf cartoons. Claudia, thanks for your loyal support and kind comments.
Sweet baby girl from this morning!
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Oh, I'll be around to streams later...thanks for being patient with me!
Dunno what to post for today & greatly irritated by some incident last nite..
My energy are Rock bottom low!
Anyway, here is the 5-day planner I m trying..
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Urban planner of the 60's - 80's in Philadelphia. Responsible for Penn Center buildings on Market across from city hall among other initiatives.
day seven out of three hundred and sixty five days.
This isn't a picture I would usually take or edit like this.
This is my school planner, obviously.
As you can see, I like to doodle and I edited it like this sort of to demonstrate my own little world.
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it's almost the end of the year. Before heading out today, i was ready to file away my 2011 travelers notebook & planner. Stamping and card writings are both big part of the year & they are well-suited for my 2011 TN covers.
The planner on the left was a collage print of the stamps i received this year. it covers front and back of the TN.The journal on the right has mostly Canadian stamps that i like.
I sat at the kitchen table, staring blankly at my planner where...
Our Daily Challenge - Aug 20, 2021 - PART OF A CIRCLE
... was written, desperately trying to think of something to take a picture of.
(sigh)
I have created planner dorks out of some of my students. We had a park day and I was curious who brought their planner with them :)
Ramsay Garden is a block of sixteen private apartment buildings in the Castlehill area of Edinburgh, Scotland. They stand out for their red ashlar and white harled exteriors, and for their prominent position, most visible from Princes Street.
Developed into its current form between 1890 and 1893 by the biologist, botanist and urban planner Patrick Geddes, Ramsay Garden started out as Ramsay Lodge, an octagonal house built by the poet and wig-maker Allan Ramsay the Elder in 1733. The house was also known variously as Ramsay Hut and Goosepie House (due to the roof shape). It was complemented by the addition of Ramsay Street, a short row of simple Georgian Houses in 1760. The latter (in revamped form) stand on the north side of the access to the inner courtyard.
Geddes' work on Ramsay Garden began in the context of an urban renewal project that he had embarked on in Edinburgh’s Old Town. The area had fallen into disrepair, and Geddes hoped both to improve the living conditions of the working class, and to increase the number of wealthier residents. He was also involved in improving buildings for use as student accommodation. To these purposes Geddes rehabilitated a significant number of tenement buildings in slums along the Royal Mile, including Abbey Cottages, Whitehorse Close and Riddle’s Court.
The Ramsay Garden development also served these aims. It was partly financed by the prospective buyers of the apartments, and partly by £2000 that Geddes's wife, Anna Morton, had inherited from her father. Geddes engaged the architect Stewart Henbest Capper to remodel Ramsay Lodge, and to build six large new blocks onto it at right angles to each other. By this time Geddes had acquired a position at a university in London, but he continued to supervise the design of Ramsay Garden on his frequent trips to Edinburgh. The final year of building work was overseen by Sydney Mitchell, who had taken over as architect, due to Capper's poor health. and was also permitted to add some additional detailing. The result of these partnerships was a combination of traditional Scottish domestic architecture and a rather fanciful proliferation of balconies, towers and eaves. Geddes referred to Ramsay Garden in later years as the "seven-towered castle I built for my beloved".
As a result of his own experiences in universities, and inspired by the better student facilities he had seen in Europe, Geddes was also concerned with the provision of quality accommodation for students. By the time Ramsay Garden was being built he had already established other student Halls of Residence in partnership with the Town and Gown Association. By the end of the 19th century he had managed to provide enough housing for more than 200 university students and staff. The Halls of Residence were intended to be self-governing, with responsibility for drawing up house rules left to the students themselves. The Ramsay Lodge section of the Ramsay Garden development was used for this purpose. Murals painted by John Duncan on the walls of the dining and common rooms depicted images from Celtic myth and history. Lectures and seminars were sometimes held on the premises.
Other parts of Ramsay Garden were available to the public. The Geddes family lived in number 14, a twelve-room apartment on the fourth storey. By all accounts it was an impressive residence. The drawing-room was two rooms connected by an archway, with the whole measuring 20 by 40 feet. The sweeping views, which reached as far as the old Kingdom of Fife, could be admired through the bay and turret window spaces at each end. This room was regularly used for large gatherings. Frescoes by Charles Mackie graced the master bedroom. The lease of the apartment was eventually sold to the Town and Gown Association due to Geddes's financial difficulties. Although he later wished to repurchase it, his desire for the apartment to remain in the family was not fulfilled.
Ramsay Lodge was the last of the University Halls to be sold off by the Town and Gown Association. When it was purchased in 1945 by the Commercial Bank of Scotland, it was a condition of sale that the murals be retained. The Bank went on to use the Lodge as a residential hostel and training centre. [Wikipedia]
Edited | Forza Motorsport 7
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After getting this shot to what it looks like now, I wanted to add some more depth below t he lines. Now what does more depth mean when it comes to an idea from me.
Simply put it, I wanted to make it look like if there was another dimension below. But in the end my idea didn't couldn't come alive.
Right why was such an idea a challenge for me. First and foremost, my limited experience and memory makes it a challenge. Also when a edited shot starts to become more complex. Then that pretty much, separates the amateurs from the professionals.
Anyway since trying to use such a idea took up a few hours of frustration, it will most likely result in, no more edited shots leading into tonight.
The Red Rd flats were a post war social experiment to move people from the slums to the sky when completed in 1966 they were the tallest in Europe,unfortunately it took over 45 years and many broken generations to realise the plan was flawed. Now in the process of demolition
20T takes to the passing siding to run around a dead 120 train parked on the mainline at Dawson, IL.
All day long 120's carcass served to impede traffic flow as trains sat for an hour and half at either Iles and Harristown waiting for opposing traffic to pass. Then, once they were let loose, they had to negotiate the 25 mph gauntlet at Dawson as they ran into and back out of the passing siding. Movement Planner my butt. More like Constipation Planner.
24 hours later, as I posted this photo, 120 is still sitting dead at Dawson blocking the main road crossing. And the Class I's wonder why people are getting angry.
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Old Route 36 - Dawson, Illinois
February 5, 2022
Baby planner yesterday on the blog...6 months, fabulous eyes!
Natural light-big window camera left :)
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Here she is before at 2 months:
Actually, there is one on my desk. I have wanted to eat it since this morning. Yesterday's banana did not survive to get painted. This one fared a little better, it is now afternoon. But now...it's banana time! :D
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My filofax is soo colorful. I love it, but I'm thinking it's getting to be 'too much'. So I am going to make new plain dividers. I also ordered the cream week on two pages diary inserts for 2013. I can't stand how all my pens bleed through.
This is the Weekly view of my DIY planner I designed and printed at home. For years I'd used every planner system on the market - Covey, Day-Timer, Time Design - you name it - I've used them. Gets quite expensive after so many years! So, I took all the best ideas from every system and incorporated them all into my own page design. Hope you like it! This is my first photo so I apologize if the quality's a little off. There are various other sections and forms I've created which I hope to post soon if anyone is interested. On a final note, I've been browsing everyone's planner pics for a long time now and am SO glad there are others out there with the same passion for planners and paper that I have.