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Potatoes washed, peeled, chunked, and starting to collect for a stew my wife is preparing for supper.
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against De Smet at Chaminade College Preparatory School in Creve Coeur, Mo., on Jan. 8, 2016. Michael Gulledge, Special to STLhighschoolsports.com
Been itching to do some time traveling lately. (Although the itch might come from not changing my cats' flea collar in a while).
Anyway, time to scratch that itch. I don't have any genuine vintage 1890s clothing. Most of that rotted away eons ago, and the women were all impossibly thin anyway. So I tried to make do with a satin corset and wedding gown petticoat. Hey, at least I did my hair in a Gibson Girl style! You try that -- it's pretty damn hard.
Also practicing how not to smile, or at least show any teeth. This is because smiling for pictures throughout much of the 19th century was considered rude. But the real reason was few people had enough teeth to compose a smile, so they left the insides of their mouths total mysteries.
Still more prep to do before my trip, such as getting used to 19th food and coming to terms with a lot of toxic cosmetics. Wish me luck!!!
Components for a 54 Sqn SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1, including 2 Turbomeca Adour Mark 104 engines, are prepared ready for painting.
Colorado Springs, CO - This is Paul, the head brewer of Peaks N Pines Brewery. I had the honor of chatting with him and Mike the Assistant Brewer. The brewery has been open for just over a year and I must say I was quite impressed with their offerings.
They were prepping this Bourbon barrel for their award winning brown ale. I am not usually a fan of Barley Wines but theirs was stellar. It also was barrel aged but they added black cherries which really mixed well with the oak and bourbon undertones.
If you find yourself in Colorado Springs I highly recommend a visit.
Cheers!
Old railway bridge on the Southwell Trail getting a make over with rust patches prepared for painting....
I don’t think that I will be changing any paints for my trip to DR – so 4 weeks before I leave, I am reviewing my stock to see if I need to get anything in the next 2 weeks. I plan to get a clean new palette ready 2 weeks before I leave.
Got to decide on my other supplies (pens and pencils) Notice the orange ink here –rather excited about this. I have my eye on a noodlers variety but this was a French Indian Orange cartridge I found on Saturday. (it is not waterproof but that is fine as I do not intend to use with watercolour (more for notes or line drawings) VERY handy for travelling that it is a cartridge.
Self portrait at work, helping to prepare a lunch for 25 referrals and their support staff at a mental health centre.
Today's menu was a choice of quiche, hand-cut chips (French Fries, if you're in America) and a bay leaf salad dressed with balsamic vinegar with Eton Mess to follow.
All for £3.50, or about $4.10.
Jackson Prep's brand new theatre and auditorium Centre for Arts and Leadership.
Taken for Portico Magazine.
Jackson, Mississippi
Strobist: Composite of 12 images. I used an AB1600 on full power and moved around the theatre lighting up different portions. They are almost all cross-lit in some fashion, especially the seats. The walls were slightly more direct and at less power. Assembled them in Photoshop.
Jordan family photo
A short Santa Fe passenger train, headed by F7a 339L, is about ready to depart from Galesburg, IL at the start of the 1970s.
Galesburg, IL
Between March 1970 and April 1971
Train of the Day
3/16/19
The Flickr Lounge-Food & Drink
Green Chef Meal #11
Adventures In Cooking-My Slow Food Creations
Prepping the food whilst I watch Jacques Pepin & Julia Child preparing food on my iPad. I have watched these two on t.v. and on the internet for many years.