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In this photo you can see the cast head that replaces the original skull. Using cast heads eliminates the shrinkage issues that come along with the original bills and skulls. I have yet to "taxi" the skin over the cast head.
One of favourite Chinese New year goodie. Pineapple tart is a very short crust pastry with beautiful and sticky home-made pineapple jam.
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U.S. Army Soldiers from 1st Combined Arms Battalion, 194th Armored Regiment, conduct rehearsals during Decisive Action Rotation 16-07 at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif., June 16, 2016. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Dedrick Johnson, Operations Group, National Training Center)
November 20, 2013
Poly Prep
Brooklyn, NY
These photos were taken at a dress rehearsal. The scenery was not yet fully painted yet.
for the most bestest, most spooktacular, most wonderful holiday of the year.
In my humble opinion, of course.
Lots of parties Friday and Saturday. Speed racks packed with prepped food.
Taken with my crappy cell phone, so....you get what you get here.
this was torture. i made homemade jello and unfortunately the only clear juice i found was peach-white grape and it was ick! at least i had tea, apple juice and chicken broth.
Mueller Wedding
Preparation
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Today I had the honor of being invited to my head teacher and friend Candice's pre-wedding photo studio appointment along with Bella and Jessica (the other two English teachers at our school) and Jae (the college student who used to be our math teacher). Candice's fiancee also came, but his friends were busy.
The purpose of the day was to take a series of posed photos in various rented dresses and staged locations that would go into a wedding album. There will also be another series of photos taken on the actual wedding day which, presumably, will go into a different wedding album!
The day started at 1 with Candice getting into make-up, then proceeded through a series of costume changes. The count was 4 different dresses at the time I left to meet my Portland friends at 6:30, but they were still going. Fueled by Americanos, a grape and tomato bowl and Dunkin Donuts, we followed Candice and her fiancee around, taking 100s of pictures (literally) and offering moral support (ee-buda - you're beautiful). While Candice was getting her initial make-up change we also took pictures of each other.
It was one of the most exhausting days I've had in a while (and that includes work) but I was touched to be invited and glad if I could help make Candice's day special in any way. The wedding will be near the end of May.
trip prep - practicing injections. I have not travelled since I was sick two years ago. Hopefully this is will not need to use put into practice - but we are lot more familiar with it now