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After a day of nearly constant knitting and another day of intermittent knitting I'm pretty pleased with my progress! I have one more waist decrease to go, then 8 straight rounds, and then increases and v-neck shaping. Woohoo! Oh, and I checked my gauge again last night and thank GOD I'm still right on.
Two, white, shoot-through umbrellas. High right and low left.
Bare bulb strobe behind.
Comments? Criticism?
There is no perfection. Only progress.
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Working on some more capes...Just need to sew them up at this point. Hoping to get them done in the next few days.
(sorry the colors are a bit wonky in this pic)
New York City Mayor Eric Adams hosts “Progress & Partnership: An Evening with NYC's Disability Community and Allies,” a reception held with the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities. Gracie Mansion. Thursday, October 23, 2025. Photo Credit: Benny Polatseck/Mayoral Photography Office
Seen at the Brickhouse. Maybe Obama really does have a posse
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Name:Progress
IMO:9371828
Flag:Netherlands
MMSI:246303000
Callsign:PBPK
Vessel type:General Cargo
Gross tonnage:4,106 tons
Summer DWT:6,510 tons
Length:117 m
Beam:14 m
Draught:6.4 m
Home port:Groningen
Class society:Bureau Veritas
Build year:2009
Builder: Peters Shipyards in Kampen, the Netherlands
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Commodore Sloat Elementary School, San Francisco, California, Photos by Sandra Goldberg, 1977
YAY! All of my detail work is finished! Now all I have to do is wax (first the details of these 20 small pieces, then the bottoms of the other 30 bigger pieces) and dip into the glaze!