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Bronze sculpture by Yang Ying-Feng commissioned by Lien Ying Chow on 8.8.1988 at Battery Road. Raffles Place.
In-progress linen band embroidered with red silk using blackwork stitch techniques (called scarletwork when it's in red) with pattern from Holbein's portrait of Mrs. Pemberton as transcribed by Kirrily Robert/Lady Katherine Rowberd. Working pattern in background at left. Centre of linen indicated by purple silk stitching. Will eventually be a shirt cuff. Blogged here.
Maj. Gen. Michael Wehr, (center) Deputy Chief of Engineers/Deputy Commanding General, talks with Soldiers from the 27th Eng. Bn., 161st Eng. Sp. Co., about their progress on the road repair from damage caused by Hurricane Florence at Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point, N.C. Oct. 5, 2018. -U.S. Army photo by Russell Wicke
To all those who cheered when I announced my intention to stop smoking, all those who keep encouraging me, all those who repeatedly ask how I'm doing :
smoking and cigarettes are rapidly floating out of my world, just like this ash-tray! Thanks for your support!! // Voor allen die me toejuichten toen ik m'n voornemen bekendmaakte om met roken te stoppen, allen die me blijven aanmoedigen, allen die steeds weer vragen hoe het nu gaat : roken en cigaretten verdwijnen, net als deze asbak, razendsnel uit mijn bewustzijn! Bedankt voor jullie steun !!
Rachel a super bien bossé hier dans l'établissement de ses premiers plans. Y a encore du travail mais déjà de bons rendus. Je suis très contente de son évolution sur ce dessin aux pastels à l'huile.
Now I have two types of cider. One batch that didn't ferment all that
well and another that is really bubbling. The first batch I should
have made a yeast starter at a temperature of 105F and let it sit for
a few hours. Instead I used a significantly lower temperature and only
let the starter go for one hour. My second 1 gallon batch of apple
cider received the appropriate yeast starting temp/time and is
bubbling away. I also used a different brand of cider this powerful
bubbler is "Tree Top". I'm drinking the first batch now after nearly a
week and it is tasty with very little alcohol. The second batch will
be bottled and shelved until March.
Progress is slow in these dark winter days, but I also have many other things going. Should be finished in a couple of days though.
Pattern: Kelmscott by Kirsten Kapur
Yarn: Fiberphile 2-ply Squooshy Sock in Mithril
Needles: US 0/2.00mm