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The CP crew hooks up the lines to pull the rail of the track cars at mile 43.5 on the Galt sub. Steady snow didn't seem to hinder these guys.
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.
Chef Duckie is working hard again!!! He is a proud man... I mean, duck!
Can you tell me how many cooking tools/utensils I have in this scene?
Macro Monday project - 11/24/08: "Tools & Utensils”
& Duckorama (Duckies with Food)
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.
Just archiving a couple of new dresses.
The argyle is applique'd patches. I tried making argyle socks (they came out really cute!) which turned out to be the stainy-est material I have ever used. They went in the trash and the design worked its way up onto the dresses.
A pair of Amtrak switchers, including a SW900 still in Penn Central paint, is seen switching cars at Chicago's Union Station. Note the REA Burlington warehouse in the background. 09/08/84--Tom Golden photo
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.
Prepping gears for next weekend 1st December Kuala Lumpur Lighting Workshop 2012 (and insya-Allah God willing, maybe one in Sarawak end of December 2012 lah!)
This is the person to credit who painted the mustaches on each of the waiters face that was participating in the Bastille Waiters Race. Such a wonderful event. Happy to hear the event will return in 2025. In 2019 was the last year the event was held in Sacramento.
To produce 5,000 healthy meals for our 80 partner agencies every day, we transform 3,000 pounds of food that would have otherwised been wasted. That includes donated food and misshapen or blemished produce from local farms. Learn more about our holistic approach to hunger and food justice here www.dccentralkitchen.org/mealdistribution/
Day 129 [5-8-2016]
Eric is back! So now that Eric has returned from college, I invited him along with George, Paul, and Scott on a hike through a large state park that holds many abandoned structures. Or used to as we discovered throughout our hike. All of the buildings were torn down leaving only a small strip of recently vacated houses right off of the main road. Luckily the part is still beautiful itself to walk through with my good friends. After our adventure we went to dinner where we all talked and had a grand old time. I love hanging out with all these guys. Dudes night out is slowly making its way back.
Can't wait to see what the next day brings!