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KATRINA KIDDLE: "Ulani, what is the subject of our photo shoot today? Is it a fun theme for Blythe-A-Day??"
ULANI UNATHI: "um, afraid not Kiddle ... Momma thought it would be funny to have us be the spokesmodels for today's "I'M HUNGRY" theme ...
but now, she can't think of anything funny to say, so basically, we're just standing here looking silly and pointless ..."
KK: "oh ... well ... I saw a 'Chocolate Brownie Surprise Sundae' on the menu ... do you think we could order one?"
UU: "sure Kiddle ... 'WAITRESS!!" ..."
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Just for FUN, we put our little Middie's head on a VOGUE GINNY doll body ...
and our Ulani's head on a Disney Toddler Princess body ...
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BLYTHE-A-DAY
August 2015
DAY 18: "I'M HUNGRY"
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1914 Pullman train Dining Car. This is the train that is sitting outside the window of the train depot in my previous bench photo. Behind the counter sits a cast iron wood cooking stove. Could you please slide that fake cherry pie over here!
Limon, Colorado
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Kingdom Come Deliverance Prologue Opening Credit : Thru the Fog of Time
... a sweet girl who is more at home in the forest than with people. Her name comes from the old english words trēow and trēowe, which mean fidelity and faithful.
Truce is my latest custom, #164, and is an fbl mold (slow nimes) with a stock Adorable Aubrey scalp that has been carefully cut into a layered, angled bob. She has airbrushed make-up with chalk pastel details, and her lids read "Let your heart lead the way". The back of her head says "forever faithful" and is signed by me. She has a sweet little outfit that I made just for her ... a collared bubble dress in coordinating prints, with beaded and lace details, and a lined mohair helmet with deer antlers and a heart nose.
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I made this, and put "I'm just afol, afol in love with you" over the top of it. But I reckon other people can put better phrases onto it... Can you make this into a meme? If so, please do and share it with me!!
loved this shot of Stevie stretched out , & putting her paw on window , but cannot come up with a title-am SO tired , and " braindead " ------------ LOL !
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I do not know what the significance of this building is but our guild took us here so it must have some importance.
An instantly recognisable building to anyone familiar with St. Stephen's Green in Dublin. I've always assumed it's the head park keeper's home. Is/Was that the case?
Photographer: Robert French
Collection: Lawrence Photograph Collection
Date: Circa 1865-1914 1880-ish?
NLI Ref: L_CAB_02236
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The castle entrance on the town side has an effective defence system with two portcullises, a massive door and a machicolation. The portcullises were operated from control rooms on different floors, with no communication between them, to guard against possible treachery by soldiers.
The first portcullis passed through an opening in the floor which also served as a machicolation through which projectiles might be dropped upon attackers. The second portcullis was operated from the lower level. The entrance was also defended by two projecting towers with loopholes suitable for firing of bows and crossbows.
A portcullis is a latticed grille made of wood, metal or a combination of the two.
A machicolation is a floor opening between the supporting corbels of a battlement, through which stones, or other objects, could be dropped on attackers.
UPDATE (April 2011): Seems we couldn't get an accurate report from my gynecologic oncologist. According to my other oncologist (the one who will be performing my chemotherapy), the washings showed cancer cells in them. Therefore, even though the report said 3A, this would make it a 3C. She was very encouraging though. She said that treatment for ovarian cancer is better than it was even a few years ago. Also, she said it's "treatable and still potentially curable". When I asked her what the chances are of it recurring within the next 5 years, she said about 1 in 2. But, we have a great God! Regardless of the outcome, he is there with me and my family. Your continued prayers would be greatly appreciated.
Up until last Thursday, 3/17/11, we had believed that my cancer was Stage 2. No one told us otherwise. However, apparently that is not the case. It's Stage 3A, Grade 3. Please continue to keep us in your prayers. Thanks!
During a surgery I had last week for cervical dysplasia (precancerous growth), additional exploratory surgery was performed at which point suspicious spots were found. After being biopsied and after additional tests were run, it showed that I have ovarian cancer. Tomorrow at 10:20am E.S.T., I will be having a complete hysterectomy (which will include removal of my ovaries and fallopian tubes). My family and I would greatly appreciate your prayers.
Different type of shot for me; I reckon it looks quite cool:)
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