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When I was ten a way back when I planned and hiked my great escape.
Out through the woods a neighborhood of carnivores I looked the bait.
I came across an elder man to which he had only one tooth,
He held a flask and dared to ask where the hell you running young nephew,
And he said...
Woah I feel really bad for you!
Around eleven I went to heaven and made a deal for their mistake.
All drenched in blood I felt a tug and someone asking for my name.
My name is Pete what's with this sheet and who the hell are all of you?
You cracked your head and should be dead but here's a check from us to you,
And they said...
Woah I feel really bad for you!
It's alright!
Poor Pete we're sorry we hurt you!
Poor Pete we promise you that one day we'll walk in your shoes.
Woah I feel really bad for you!
(Viza - Poor Pete)
Yep, that's what I've dubbed my new love....MK Hamilton tote. The color of this bag is cement and I love it!!
J.crew jackie cardi in black, crew silk blouse, crew denim pencil skirt, nw leopard print pumps, linea pelle double wrapped leather cuff.
A sad sight, beautiful old home going through phases of demolition (now fully complete). I passed this hose so much on Dominion Road Extension, admiring its large front window an extremely tidy appearance. This happening all over the city, in many cases to very nice existing homes making way for ugly new ones :(
Dominion Road Ext | Roskill South
Auckland | New Zealand
He messed himself up pretty bad, I must say. Though I wasn't grossed out in the slightest. His face looks so desperate here.
Journaling:
All I wanted to do was give you a bath. I knew you didn't like water and should have made sure all the dishes were away from the kitchen sink. You freaked out and knocked some dishes into the bathwater. A steak knife fell to the bottom of the sink and you stepped on it, slicing the webbing all the way to the pad of your little foot. You yelped and I got worried. It wouldn't stop bleeding. I couldn't stop crying, but you were so brave. We had to take you to the doggie emergency room and you underwent surgery. You were such a brave boy, my little Gizzy. To this day, I will not forget the look you gave me -- one that said "Mommy, what did you do to me?" I will never forgive myself for not protecting you from harm. Thank you for still loving me with your sweet, precious hugs and teeny, tiny kisses.
Credits: Kenner Road Kit Club, Sassafras Lass, Pink Paislee, October Afternoon, Crate Paper
Poor Edward can't use the little Lomo without cutting it all up. So sad.
[5/100 Possibilities Project]
Cracked screen, covered with packing tape until the replacement screen arrives, so I can still play Tap Zoo and take care of my lions without getting glass shards in my fingers! :)
Little Miss Muffett at City Park, she has been at this park for years. She needs a bit of a makeover, but she is still gorgeous.
snagged a 1978 Olympus Trip 35 at the Sydney Camera Markets last week~
this is my fave shot out of the test roll :]
Poor old Pumpkin hadn't had her scalp attached to her head properly for nearly 2 years. I rather stupidly cut off the entire flange as I had read somewhere that it wasn't needed... MISTAKE!
Luckily someone on TIB came to my rescue and said that white "tacky" glue was suitable for sticking down a Blythe scalp. A quick Googling informed me that "tacky" glue, which I had previously not heard of, is in fact known as good old PVA glue here in the UK.
To stick down Pumpkin's scalp after her second reroot, I stuck pins through the flange gaps in the scalp dome into the soft plastic of the scalp piece. Then I secured 6 strong elastic bands around the scalp and scalp dome, and spread PVA glue into the flange gaps with a paintbrush.
I left the whole arrangement to seal overnight, and thankfully when I removed the pins and elastic bands, I'd found that the scalp was stuck down pretty well. although I did have to go over a few loose bits with more glue.
So, moral of the story... DON'T cut off the flange piece of a Blythe scalp, but if you do, you'd better have some pins and glue handy. ;)
This house in Wellsburg was apparently once a cafe, but is now falling down and sad. :(
Needs rescue!
Raeyn got there to late to hear Rosie sing and so he curled up next to her on the cushion and wept. Poor thing. Trinity is on the couch in the background.
... but poor Piglet is not alone, just right across the street I also spot a cute duck(?) sitting on top of a plant too!!! ... only this plant comes with no leaf...
Guess this kid must be a "pink" lover...
Some arse hole dog in the park decided to munch his leg pretty badly.
There's an ugly hose in the back of this shaved, bloody mess.
grrrrr