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detail of the last work in progress i am working on. The photo is a detail. Worked on this 3 days ago and not since but hope to soon.
mixed media on canvas -
steel, canvas, wine corks, Croatian belt, grandma's embroidery, old clothes, paint, Turkish Glass Beads.
@by Diane M. Kramer
This photo shows the mall during the renovation stage. Notice the stage area has been cemented over, and the framework for the new fountain is in place. Also the Pittsburgh Reflections statue is still in its place at the mall. My theory about the statue is that it came under some damage during the renovation, and was subsequently destroyed thereafter.
making some progress on my most recent acrylic painting.
also, i combed out my front two dreads so now i have some soft hair at the front. took about an hour each to comb them out.
blogged here: lucidrose.blogspot.com/2010/11/work-in-progress-acrylic-p...
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Doesn't look like a lot, but today's livestream yielded some good progress. In 5 hours or so, I rebuilt the front end a few times to get the winch installed and working, reinforced the transfer case, and got the majority of the bumper assembled. Going to be livestreaming again tomorrow, goal for tomorrow is to finish the front bumper, rough in the rear tire carrier, and start work on the roll cage that the rest of the body will attach to!
John promises a great big beautiful tomorrow. This show is one of the longest running stage shows in American History. It's a classic in our household.
Phew, getting the pieces together with screws was a pain in the ...
Im happy thats done, but thats it for today.
The Great Lakes Circle Tour is a designated scenic road system connecting all of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River. It consists of routes for circumnavigating the lakes, either individually or collectively.
The Lake Huron Circle Tour (LHCT) progresses clockwise from a starting point at the Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron, Michigan-Sarnia, Ontario. The LHCT continues around Lake Huron, touching on locations including the following:
Bay City, Michigan
Au Gres, Michigan
Alpena, Michigan and the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary
The Mackinac Bridge
The International Bridge at Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan-Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
Sudbury, Ontario
Ontario's Bruce Peninsula and the Bruce Peninsula National Park.
An Ontario spur route uses the MS Chi-Cheemaun ferry to cross the mouth of Lake Huron's Georgian Bay from the Bruce Peninsula to Manitoulin Island and return.
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Did you know that houses are possible to be finished within two weeks?
I had witnessed to that myself!
A bit of progress since the last picture, where I'd just removed the wing. Since then I've cleaned up the inner wing, grinding back any surface rust and treating. Then applied a couple of coats of Hammerite to vulnerable areas. A couple of localised patches will be required at the top of the inner wing unfortunately, but it could have been a lot worse I guess.
Door removed in this pic, although I've now fitted the spare door with a good bit of help from a fellow minded enthusiast who will no doubt be reading this (thanks for braving the cold!).
Next steps are a bit more rust prodding on the other side, fit the replacement wing and go & get some paint quotes.
This is me on a typical work day. I remember being a kid and spending days on end without a shirt on, much to my mother's frustration. Until the age of 12 or 13 I would actually bring a pair of blue jeans to church so I could run out to the car and change out of dress pants immediately. For a couple years I wore a clip-on tie to church, for easy removal.
Now I'm comfortable in my dry-cleaned shirt, nice slacks, and dress shoes. Thankfully my specialty doesn't encourage tie wearing.
So, I sit back and wonder sometimes, did I betray that little guy who steadfastly didn't want to grow up? Is this progress? Would I rather be one of those "cool" people who get to go to work in comfortable pants and geek-themed, humorous T-shirts? Would it be so bad to have a half dozen tattoos and some piercings?
Honestly, I don't know. This is me. It works for now, and I'm happy. Still, it doesn't mean I don't wonder sometimes.