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So i failed at drawing butterflies..i did it upside down. I probably could have just edited the on, but thats less creative.
So my life is climbing, went on an amazing date with my new boyfriend.
It irks me how people say i move on fast. My ex moved on the same day we broke up. And i was crushed. I was afraid to let him go but little did i know that someone better was there for me. Im so glad i feel butterflies again, considering i never thought i would feel it again, hence my inspiration for this picture.
Olivia meets with supporters after the Etobicoke Mayoral Debate at Humber College North Campus (Photo by Our Place Initiative)
Posing after Anti-Airship Gun demonstration during 2011 Steampunk Day at Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita, Kansas.
It must be the most photogenic festival I've visited in months, the crazy colorful Bungalup in Zeewolde, Holland. Put the house in carnival and use a fading bungalow park as center of this energetic universe. The result is a outrageous mdma-infused party that lasts for three days and includes a tropical swimming pool and lots of fake hair.
Egyptians pose for photo at a polling station in Cairo, Egypt, May 26, 2014, the first day of Presidential Election. (Xinhua/Pan Chaoyue)
Got my internet back ! yay
Taken at House of Fox, Laviere & Tee*fy, The Secret Store, Kirin, , Inspiration Point (144, 198, 29)
Taken in 2010.
This couple wanted their picture taken while still in costume for their roles in "King Richard's Faire" in Carver, Massachusetts. So they asked -- my wife! (But the guy did say that my Nikon D5000 was a "nice camera.")
Experimenting with the idea of a new store logo but as I kept experimenting I started having fun. Love this skin - ND/MD Galaxia skin
Kitty Name:
Tyker Funf
Location:
Mons, Belgium
What's the story?
Tyker is a son of a bitch. I'm serious and I'm not kidding. He gets in
the car and says "Let's go to Brussels." I tell him, "I don't know
Brussels." He says, "How can you be in Belgium and not get to Belgium?"
Then he insisted. So, I drove there and got there. I told him quite
clearly that I'd take no more than three turns from the expressway. He
moaned. I drove, turned, turned, turned again. I realized I was
nowhere, and then saw a clear sign back to Mons. We turned and headed
right back.
Once we got to Mons, he was a lot better. He wanted me to drive to a
tall steeple. Note that the streets are poorly signed and I just had to
look at things above the houses and drive toward them. We got to the
steeple where there was a very large cathedral. He says, "go in, go
in." I said, "It's a Cathedral, not a Cat-Thedral, Asswhipe!"
That wasn't funny to him.
I knew he was hurt so I took him in. The place was just like the 800
year old cathedrals you've seen in books, only this one wasn't as well
maintained, which is kind of cool; lots of stuff was original, but worn.
I liked that. Kitty purred. I think he liked it too. He posed for
lots of reverent kitty photos. Ever see a kitty pray? Me neither, till
today.
Then, we left the church and turned left, walking. Suddenly the narrow
road opened up to this enormous bricked plaza with beautiful and stately
old buildings all around. Tons of seating space for dining, drinking
and smoking. We wandered, because I didn't want him to use his French.
Tyker can't take advice, and refuses to use proper pronunciation, making
us stand out every where we go. We took lots of pictures there, one
with a very special fountain. He likes fountains. He wanted to see the
famous pissing boy statue in Brussels, so this one was just going to
have to do.
Then we went to eat at a place a student recommended - an Algierian
place and got Lamb tajine. The meat was amazing. Tyker purred and said
it reminded him of some higher-end canned cat food he'd had in the past.
I asked him to stop talking and drank my beer. He lapped the water off
of the side of my glass. I was happy so I scratched his chin.
Submitted by:
Phil
Webpage:
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*This photo is part of the TRAVEL KITTY PROJECT
A bit light on for Photo time atm, going through some older shots, re-croping, re-presenting although all for the first time this way.
a question to another flamingo on the other side
(I thought about flipping the image to make the silly point, but felt it was wrong to do that)
Caribbean flamingo Phoenicopterus ruber