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This is a grainy shot that I've tried my best to rescue as it was very dark. It's a bit crap but it's possibly worth the effort if only because I've looked and can't see this vehicle on Flickr with this branding.
Delivered as WN4456, R456CCV became 42456 and swapped its original low key branding (which is pictured elsewhere) for this brighter effort. The location is Camborne bus station in 2004. It later moved to Barnstaple until the exit of First from that area, moving to South Wales for its last few years.
Haven't been posting for a while 'cause I haven't been getting any new sets lately. That and school's been a pain :( Anyways, couple of X-men figures-- most you've seen before, but I thought I'd update my X-men group shot:
Storm: Pretty self-explanatory, gave her some dual-molded legs
Logan: Same as before, but gave him Doctor Strange's hairpiece. Can't decide between this one or the piece Lego gave him
Wolverine: 'Lot of people have made this combo before, but I still really like this figure :)
Cyclops: Didn't change much on him, just gave him a hairpiece
Professor X: Nothing new here. Moving on...
Magneto: Nothing new either, but I do like the Wonder Twin's parts on him :)
Mystique: Gave her Aayla Secura's head, I feel it's an upgrade over Killer Frost's.
Juggernaut: Switched out Zod's head and gave him a Dwarf head to make him feel more beat up, I think it works fine.
What do you guys think? Comments are, as always, very much appreciated! And thank you all for 300 followers! Woohoo :D
Posting tonight for my Flickr-friends in the southern hemisphere, Oz, and will keep it for my Flickr-friends in the Northern Hemisphere, USA & Europe.
day 209 of 365
another rush job not very well focussed and I'm falling behind with the postings at the moment
Shortly after posting the original review in LJ, I went to get my other Clawd to post a comparison picture for LJ. Mid picture taking, I noticed how the two Clawd outfits complimented each other's schemes and decided to do some switching.
Each Clawd switched his pants, shoes and earring while retaining his original belt. The stitching and wash of the jeans better suited the other looks and the shoes of the original pairs of jeans were better paired with them, but the belts needed to contrast with the new color harmonies, so they stayed put.
I'm very pleased!
I'm sorry for not posting anything earlier (my phone was dead ). You guys deserve to have something so here is how I made the team.
#1. The Thing
He is made from LEGO pieces and air-dry clay, which is whatI use to sculpt all of my minifigs. It took me 3 days to make it and i'm very pleased of how he turned out.
#2. Human Torch
He is a minifig that I painted COMPLETELY orange and then made the extra details along with giving him fire pieces.
#3. Mr. Fantastic
The hardest thing to do with this minifig was painting his facial features. But, other than that, this minifig was pretty easy to make.
#4. Invisible Women
She has an old Wonder Women face that I wanted to discard for something else, but I decided to make a Invisible Women minifig with it by giving here a slender torso, same pieces as Mr. Fantastic, and here Transparent Discs.
So, those were my Fantastic Four minifigs. If you are wondering, yes, this is how I will make every LEGO Team description from now on. I consider this on of my crappiest minifigs ( Im mainly talking about Mr. Fantastic ). I think I did a pretty good job at these minifigs. Please leave a comment, please get me up to 100 views, and fave this photo.
Pasta la vista!
Four Thursday postings in a row - that's nearly a month of Thursday's isn't it? :)
This week, my weekly blog post was about garden birds, so I thought I'd continue the theme here on flickr!
The Blackbird is probably one of our most easily recognisable, and common garden birds, and although it can look quite dull in poor light, I thought the sun caught this one just right and made its feathers really seem to shimmer!
Click the link to see the other images from my weekly blog post and let me know what you think! :)
I've just noticed that flickr has auto-tagged this one with the word eagle! Err, what's that all about?
Y'all gonna hate me for posting all these holiday photos. I cannot just leave you guys hangin' on with no uploads :) Did alot of processing on my family archives. Gah, so much stuff to conform to my perfectionist self. I'm still unemployed till April, wanna travel but short of cash.Loving reality TV with Idol and Survivor :):)
The origin of the name Iban is a mystery, although many theories exist. During the British colonial era, the Ibans were called Sea Dayaks. Some believe that the word Iban was an ancient original Iban word for people or man. The modern-day Iban word for people or man is mensia, a slightly modified Malay loan word of the same meaning (manusia) of Sanskrit Root.
The Ibans were the original inhabitants of Borneo Island. Like the other Dayak tribes, they were originally farmers, hunters, and gatherers. Not much is known about Iban people before the arrival of the Western expeditions to Asia. Nothing was ever recorded by any voyagers about them.
The Ibans were unfortunately branded for being pioneers of headhunting. Headhunting among the Ibans is believed to have started when the lands occupied by the Ibans became over-populated. In those days, before the arrival of western civilization, intruding on lands belonging to other tribes resulted in death. Confrontation was the only way of survival.
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Posting a few random photos that I shot a few days ago at the Central Washington State Fair, Yakima, Washington.
After posting multiple motorcycle images, time to get back to birding. A mature cormorant getting ready to take off as we approached 10 meters on the canoe towards this tree.
I think i’ve to do better posting here because i’m not very active here so i usually post my images all at once!
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Sorry to be posting this pretty late in the month I was going to do it earlier but I've been pretty prioritized with school. Anyways let's get to the figs...
From L-R:
Solomon Grundy (Updated): Cyrus Gold (Solomon Grundy), is a Zombie supervillain who has clashed with many heroes over the years, including Green Lantern, Superman, Batman, the Justice Society of America, and the Justice League of America. Solomon Grundy frequently dies and resurrects in new incarnations, each of varying levels of strength and intelligence. Although primarily evil, some of his incarnations have shown the capacity for heroism.
Fig Formula: Hair (70162: Solomon Blaze), Head (71031: Zombie Captain America), Torso (71028: Griphook), Arms (70903: Batman), Hands (41255: Guy Diamond), Hip & Legs (71031: Monica Rambeau)
John Constantine (Updated): John Constantine is an occult detective from Liverpool, England. His violent and anti-social attitude makes him a formidable anti-hero, and he's known for doing whatever it takes to get the job done.
Fig Formula: Hair (76143: Captain America), Head (71018: Roman Gladiator), Torso & Arms (71031: Loki), Hands (71018: Yuppie), Hip & Legs (71031: Loki)
Design Inspirations Below:
Solomon Grundy - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/swampthing/images/5/5d/Solomon_...)
John Constantine - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/hellblazer/images/0/0d/013013_c...)
John Constantine is inspired by Steel Brick Customs design. Comment & fave below to let me know what you all think.
Everyone is posting their doll wish lists for 2013, I don't have one atm.
So, this is my resin family today and my feelings about each of them from top left:
1- Li : My first bjd, I bought her in 2010 cause I loved the sculpt. I changed her faceup recently (in October) , she is now a Calavera and still thinking if I should give her a normal face up or keep her like this. She never held in poses, I hot glued the joints but didn't work, she kicks me until I give up taking her pics! LOL
2- Kai : One of my favorites in my collection! He suits perfectly the character. I gave him tattoos and piercings in 2012 and couldn't love him more... well, one thing I would change IF I could: I wish he was an SD to join the other guys in pics! He is an odd slim 52cm size and will be forever alone until SoulDoll decides to release a Vito girl. I've been trying to match him with Li for 2 years, but doesn't works. He is a Keeper!
3- Apple : Always loved Shushus. When I bought her in 2010 I didnt know the difference between B-Line and A-Line minifee bodies and ended up getting the B-line...now I can't buy her magnet hands. Well its fine, she is lovely but its been ages I don't photograph her, not sure about her future, but I think still love her. ;)
4- Mae : Always loved this mold (Zaoll Luv) as girl or boy. She is so much fun to photograph and dress up. I made that colorful tattoo "sleeve" on her left arm and pierced (glued!) her ears! I love her wearing crazy mixes of colors, accessories and jewelry. I painted her nails with real nail polish and she has full body blushing. I'm never afraid to try new things with her.
She needs a good restring to tight her elastic.
Keeper!
5- Evangeline : I started to like her more when I gave her a new face up in 2012 and changed wig and took tons of pics of her but now I think its time for her to go and I'm planning to her up FA soon. I don't have a real character for her and I think she deserves more than to be forgotten on a shelf.
6- Nova : My first SD. Not photographing her much lately but I do lover my beautiful elf! Gave her new face up in 2012 and I think she looks more "human" now. Keeper!
7- Ethan : Well, what can I say? Ppl who visit my stream seem to love him! But I never bonded with him. He is on a "SuperHero" body and I so regret this choice I made. He never worked for ME, but I know he would wonderfully for others, cause he is truly handsome. I gave him a new face up and tattoo "sleeve" recently. A pitty to let him go cause he is Nova's boyfriend... oh decisions, decisions... I'll let this quiet for now.
8- Shael : I'm crazy about him! If I had to choose only one of my dolls, it would be him the one and only! ;D So, my favorite! Keeper forever - he will never leave the house - we'll get old together! ;D haha
9- Dusk : My Dollshe Saint is not that handsome type, but the has so much character! Long story short: Dusk was living in another body (Illusion Spirit Tosaca) that I have sold and reshelled into DollShe saint. The character that was using his body is now in my Soom Dia! hahaha I know its confusing! ;p Anyway, now Dusk is perfect now as I always imagined him. I need to stay in the "mood"to take him good pics, and sometimes it happens. Keeper!
10- Saranda : Gorgeous girl. Not too fond of SUPER curvy dolls thou, but it works for her. Sometimes its hard to find her clothes to fit her hips and boobs, but Shael seems to like her as she is, so its fine for me. ;) I love the pose-ability and face sculpt. Hope to photograph her more in 2013.
11- Feli : Bought her from a dear friend with two face plates Akubi and Ange but bought this Lusis face from the company and gave her a face up and body blushing. I love Unoa elder body. Maybe I will change her name at some point.
12- Dante : Always been a fan of Soom Dia sculpt and it was so hard to find him in a supergem male body! I bought him second hand and gave him a face up. I LOVE this doll so much!!!! Keeper!
13- Ara : newest addition to my resin family, she arrived a couple of weeks ago and I did her face up. She is lovely and my only child bjd. Still didnt have much time with her. I think she is not very posable and its hard to keep her stand...maybe the elastic is too tight? Well, we need time to bond!
14- Frodo * : Awwww he's so adorable isnt he? My first RealPuki I adopted from Elaine. Keeper!
15- Lulu * : She is Frodo's sweetheart! Keeper
16- Dodo * : my newest RealPuki... and I think she is the cutest of all! ;D Keeper.
* Curiosity: Frodo, Lulu and Dodo kind of represent my little real family, husband, me and daughter.
17- Lottie : I traded her for Ysbella with a Flickr friend and I really hope I will take many pics of her this year!
GONE in 2012: Elijah(SoulKid Maillo - still have his scar head FS), Ysbella (5StarDoll Quintus girl), and the first dollcarnation of Dusk (IllusionSpirit Tosaca). They all found lovely new owners! ( ´∀`)~♡
Thanks for your interest in reading!
( Sorry this HUGE description. I never do this cause I think most of ppl won't read )
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From now on I'll be posting about people on flickr you just can't miss and must MUST visit their photostreams. These are people who inspire me and basically leave me spellbound with their work. I'll be doing this every now and then, focusing on one person at a time.
The first person I am first posting about is the incredible Bizarro. His photostream is completely stunning. I love the air of mystery in every shot. His skills and master pieces leave me without breath. I dont know what more I could say but this, you must MUST visit his photostream! :D
1. The delicate movement of a thought, 2. Mysteries, 3. Bipolar disorder, 4. Summoning of the Muse, 5. Creer, 6. Tree of life, 7. The Only Moment We Were Alone, 8. Behind the white wall, 9. In silence
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Out of town for a few days so here is the weekend posting. Have a wonderful weekend. Hope you'll comment on what you like about this one.
I'm still posting the Flathead River...this scene is along Hwy 200... Now I love to fish...Sam has no interest for it. I don't want to go alone but Sam would probably find something else to do and go with me. When he sees me reeling in big rainbow trout.... he might change his mind!! Oh man...4 days off...YAY!! :)
Not posting much lately guys as I'm ridiculously busy with other stuff at the moment. Blue Tit taken from Peter Spencer's woodland hide.
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Before digging into the last century For Summerfolk Photos I'm posting a a quick set of "Official" pics pics from each year. The only thing that makes them 'official' is that we call them them that. It all started with a group pic in 1997. and we have posed for a group pic most years.
After going to Summerfolk for over 20 years it can be hard to seperate each individual year. the 'official' pics can be a sort of quick reference guide to who was there each year.
Some years I don't have an 'official' group pic for, so a few times I cheated and used one that is sort of representative of the year, or in one case it's only photo I have from that year.
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Posting four photos taken at the Calgary Zoo on 8 September 2015. I will add the description that I wrote on a previously posted image taken on the same visit.
"This photo was taken on 8 September 2015. In the morning, I joined a group of friends for a three-hour stroll at Inglewood Bird Sanctuary. 38 bird species were seen, though I didn't manage to see any of the tiny, fast-moving Warblers. It was good to see 28 Wood Ducks, but they were far, far away, in an area that is still closed due to devastating flood damage. The Sanctuary had been closed for about two years for this reason and only very recently re-opened just a part of the area.
The Calgary Zoo is very close to the Sanctuary so, after our morning walk, I decided to call in there. I hadn't been for about a year and I really missed going there. Of course, many of the garden flowers were past their prime, but I did find a few that were fit to photograph.
I knew I wouldn't be able to walk far, having already been walking all morning, but I really wanted to get to the ENMAX Conservatory to see what was going on. I had been longing all summer to see the tropical butterflies and plants. The butterfly season will be coming to an end (or maybe already finished?) for these tropical beauties, but there were still plenty of them to be seen. Also, this month, the parking lot that I use will close for the winter and I don't like the drive back home from the north parking area, using Deerfoot Trail, so tend not to go to the Zoo all winter.
There was so much activity going on at the Zoo on this most recent visit. People everywhere, carrying large animals wrapped in white, protective coverings, preparing for ILLUMINASIA, Lantern & Garden Festival. Each animal is an individual lantern and there are so many of them. I noticed that several of the real animals in their enclosures were watching all the unaccustomed activity, which made me smile.
A good day, despite the overcast sky, and plenty of photo opportunities. Recently, I have been finding far fewer things to photograph, with fall on its way, so a day like this was more than welcome."
70007 accelerates from a long wait in the loop at Small Heath station. The train is the 05.45 Leeds F.L.T. to Southampton M.C.T.
*Better viewed at full size*
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So I'm posting pictures of my main three doll displays because I'm moving soon and I need to start getting all of my dolls packed up. I just want a record of how they all looked before I take the displays down forever.
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Pathetically small, I know, but I'd like to add the rest of the princesses over the rest of this year. Ironman's crashing the party because all of the other doll displays booted him out, and Snow White's dress is just sitting here waiting for the day I get a DS Snow White doll.
Any last picture requests before they all go into boxes? I'll try to at least take a nicer pic of Belle's hair because her restyle looks magnificent. :D
Random postings of photos I have taken over the last few years. Explore the photo set to find other work by the artist or of the same theme or event.
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Again, posting five odds and ends from my archives until I can get out for another drive. I am adding the description that was written under another, previously posted image taken on the same day.
"On 22 November 2016, I was finally able to remove the White-tailed Ptarmigan from the top of my mental Wish List! Over the last few years, I have been with a friend maybe four or five times to look for these in the mountains, including this very spot, without any luck. I had told friends that this year, if I didn't see one of these grouse, I would build a snowbird and photograph it. A lot of very deep snow in the whole area!
It was just so exciting to see 15 of these beautiful birds on this day, with friends, Dorothy and Stephen. We would definitely never have found them without help from several friends. As you can imagine, spotting a white bird against a snowy background from a great distance is pretty well impossible - this photo was taken at Focal Length (35mm format) - 1110 mm with my point-and-shoot. Shooting white on white is never easy.
These birds tend to walk around in just a small area, feeding on the Willow buds, and then the group lies down, some of them burrowing till just the head and neck are visible, or some will burrow till they disappear completely under the snow. Every now and then, you can hear the little sounds they make. After resting, they repeat the feeding process and then rest again. As you can imagine, a turn of the head so that a bird is looking away from you, all that remains is something that looks like one of the many lumps of snow everywhere."
"The smallest grouse in North America, the White-tailed Ptarmigan inhabits alpine regions from Alaska to New Mexico. It has numerous adaptations to its severe habitat, including feathered toes, highly cryptic plumage, and an energy-conserving daily regime." From AllAboutBirds.
"The white-tailed ptarmigan (Lagopus leucura), also known as the snow quail, is the smallest bird in the grouse family. It is a permanent resident of high altitudes on or above the tree line and is native to Alaska and the mountainous parts of Canada and the western United States. It has also been introduced into the Sierra Nevada in California, the Wallowa Mountains in Oregon and the Uinta Mountains in Utah. Its plumage is cryptic and varies at different times of the year. In the summer it is speckled in gray, brown and white whereas in winter it is wholly white. At all times of year the wings, belly and tail are white. The white-tailed ptarmigan has a diet of buds, leaves, flowers and seeds. The nest is a simple depression in the ground in which up to eight eggs are laid. After hatching, the chicks soon leave the nest. At first they eat insects but later move on to an adult diet, their mother using vocalisations to help them find suitable plant food. The population seems to be stable and the IUCN lists this species as being of "Least Concern". From Wikipedia.
Before I continue posting more photos taken on my last drive, back on 1 February 2024, I am adding a few more images from my archives. If I wrote a description under a previously posted photo taken on the same day, I will add it under this afternoon's posts.
"On 18 July 2016, I had a wonderful day out NE of the city with my daughter. The last time I actually drove eastwards was about six months ago, when I was shooting Short-eared Owls near the end of January. The last time (also the first time) I had ever driven out as far as Drumheller was on 29 September 2014. A few times, I had been fairly close when I went on several botany trips out that way, but when you are carpooling, you can't just go wherever you want. So, my daughter and I had a great time exploring some of the roads between Calgary and Drumheller.
There were a handful of things or places we wanted to check out, but many things were total surprises. We knew we wanted to see fields, yellow fields full of canola as far as the eye could see. No disappointment there as we took in the gorgeous colour and the perhaps not so pleasant smell of this crop. When we were driving through regular, green landscapes, it all seemed so 'ordinary' after being treated to vibrant gold.
As well as canola fields, we also knew of a particular grain elevator and nearby old barn that we were keen to see. There was also an old, two-storey house in a hilly setting that we knew would have to be photographed from a great distance, but we were curious about it. There was also a small wetland that I wanted to drive by, just in case there was something to see. How glad we were that we went, as a magnificent Black-crowned Night-heron was posing nicely on a post, out in the open. This was the first time I had ever seen one close, so it made my day. At least, an adult - in October 2015, I had seen a gorgeous juvenile in Fish Creek Park.
Continuing on our way, we stopped to take a couple of quick shots of an Eastern Kingbird and then my daughter spotted a dark patch just above ground level, hidden in the bushes. It turned out to be an Eastern Kingbird's nest, with what looked like three large babies in it. No idea how she caught sight of this, but it was a treat to see.
Soon after this, we stopped to photograph two beautiful red barns and then stopped again to photograph a Western Kingbird. This is not a bird I normally see, so i was very happy to catch sight of this one.
A short drive further, we spotted a distant shorebird standing on a fence post - and then a second one a few posts away. At first, we thought maybe they were Wilson's Snipe, but then realized that they were something different - two beautiful Upland Sandpipers! I had seen one a number of years ago, but it was too far away for a photo. These are uncommon in Alberta. So, another very lucky find.
"An adult is roughly 30 cm (12 in) long with a 66 cm (26 in) wingspan. The average weight is 170 g (6 oz). This odd bird has a small dove-like head on a long neck. It is heavily marbled black and brown on the back and wings. The neck is streaked with dark brown which continues down to the breast and on to the flanks. The belly and undertail coverts are white. The tail is quite long for a sandpiper. The upland also sports a white eye-ring and long yellow legs..... Upland sandpipers forage in fields, picking up food by sight. They are frequently sighted on fence posts and even telephone poles. When an "uppy" alights, it holds its wings up for a few seconds. They are constantly scanning the horizon for intruders. The upland sandpiper's diet includes grasshoppers, crickets, weevils, beetles, moths, ants, flies, bugs, centipedes, millipedes, spiders, snails and earthworms. It also eats some grains and seeds." From Wikipedia.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upland_sandpiper
www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Upland_Sandpiper/id
It was a pretty good day for hawks, too - so much so, that I got a gentle reminder from my daughter that I didn't need to photograph EVERY hawk we saw, lol. We had other places and other things that we wanted to get to.
As well as birds and beautiful scenery, we saw several old barns, including a special small shed/granary. Each year, the farmer allows the graduating class from the local high school to decorate this old building in any way they wish. A fun idea and it certainly adds a splash of colour. I was absolutely fascinated to read a little bit of history from someone who was a contact of mine on Flickr two or three years ago. Her Grandmother was apparently born in this house/shed. It was later converted to a granary and now, of course, has become the canvas for local students.
One of our main goals was to visit the old grain elevator at Sharples. I had wanted to visit there for quite a while and finally, we made it. Unfortunately, the elevator and nearby barn were in shadow, but it was great to see both old structures. We also passed another old elevator when we were driving along the road north of the river, on the way to Drumheller. This, needless to say, meant another stop for photos.
A great day of fun, seeing and photographing such a variety of things. Beautiful weather and, best of all, a day spent with my daughter. Thanks so much, Rachel - glad you felt up to a day out, but sorry you got so many mosquito bites!
Total driving distance, round-trip: approximately 397 km, 247 miles."
Posting a group of carry over butterflies found all in the same blooming bush at Berry Conservation Center in north Arkansas.
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 24-105mm f/4.0L IS USM (f/4 @ 1/100sec. ISO 800)
I won't be posting the entire set but I had a blast doing the pictures for some friends of my wife. The rest can be seen here: www.ludwigsphoto.com/Friends/Phillip-Owen-Pedersen-III/22...
the macromonday theme is "the space between"-- lighted with christmas lights this is sort of surreal. this may or may not be the second posting :)
115pics in 2015 pic#114 A Tunnel
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Statue of Engelbrekt at Kornhamnstorg a Swedish nobleman who was the leader of a rebellion in 1434-1436 against Eric of Pomerania, the king of the Kalmar Union. It resulted in the deposing of Eric as well as erosion of the union. The statue, inaugurated in 1916, represents the leader of the rebellion in the shape of the hero and "freedom fighter" William Tell. Engelbrekt and his army appear on the tall base, while the memory of Eric of Pomerania is represented by a statue in the gardens of the Stockholm City Hall.
I know I'm posting these late, but there are certain reasons why that have to do with my own methods of working on reviews. This past fall especially through October was beautiful with amazing days that I couldn't turn down taking out a certain film stock that's up for review next year because I had the developer mixed up. Not wanting to waste it I shot through three rolls for a YouTube Video and Review at the same time. This is from roll number one through the older parts of Kerr Village to the Oakville Harbour.
Canon EOS Elan 7 - Canon Zoom Lens EF 28-105mm 1:3.5-4.5 USM - ORWO UN54+ @ ASA-100
Flic Film B/W Cine Film Developer (Stock) 6:00 @ 20C
Scanner: Epson V700 + Silverfast 9 SE
Editor: Adobe Photoshop CC
posting all my photos really fast now because to I want give myself a reason to photograph more rather than coward away. Currently listening to Rage over a lost penny by Beethoven after a chat with my sociology teacher about this kind of music, I love it!
Going on a photoshoot in 2 days with Ruth again, I feel abit bad because I'm kind of forcing it and so far haven't thought of any concepts, so after watching Brooke Shadens video about models, I feel a little guilty so am gonna start now, OH wait I do have one XD
did a photoshoot saturday night as everyone was out, we had a couple old mattresses outside, which I KNEW I had to use, regardless if they would work, It was pitch black and freezing outside, plus I had to lie on a wet mattress… Then I did another, with an exquisite feast for one! Cant wait to show you!
P.s, can you see the extra hand coming out?
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