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The church down the alley from my house was reflecting into the puddles from last night and this morning's rains.
Taken at PUDDLE 2010 in Elk Grove Village, IL.
Italian nachos. Pasta chips (which I guess are fresh pasta dough, deep-fried), cheese, pepperoni, Italian beef, pepperocinis, all with pizza sauce in the middle. mmmmmmm.
Worked the late evening shift so had to scramble to process before the midnight deadline!
Finally found some good Autumn color... in a puddle. :-D I'll hit streams before leaving for the Va Tech game tomorrow.... in the rain.
Splashing in puddles brings out the youth in us. For me, I'm taken back to being a care-free child. A time when the only thought on my mind would have been how big and far-reaching I could make that splash. How nice it would be to be able to focus so singularly on one objective again, like a child splashing in a puddle.
Puddles and a cliff on opposite sides of Stadsgårdsleden, the roadway leading toward Slussen outside Fotografiska, the photography museum in Stockholm's Södermalm district.
It's a lot of fun to walk around and look at everyone's dolls. I enjoy seeing how people customize them. But it's also neat to see some of the rarer dolls or brand new ones in person.
Seriously, who doesn't like riding through puddles?
My daughter and I rode our bikes to the Farm Show parking lot Sunday for the weekly flea-market. We then rode around HACC and along the Greenbelt where we found this cool maze of trails and puddles. It was cold, but fun.
I love these times that I spend with my daughter.
You could enter up to 4 dolls in the following categories: Full Custom, Modified, Mini, and Original Outfit. There was also a best in theme for Space.
This is Puddle, one of my alleged female Muscovy ducks (at least that's what the guy I bought them from told me). But I discovered that Puddle is actually a drake (male) and that he's obviously not really a muscovy. Well, I think he's got some muscovy in him, but I'm not sure what other kind of breed is mixed in there.
I think he and Puddy (in the next picture) are brothers. They are inseparable and they panic when they sometimes get accidentally separated. They like to wander down the road and all over, so I worry that something could happen to one of them some day (like a dog or wild animal gets them). If that ever happened, and only one of them was left, I think the remaining one would literally die of a broken heart. They really love each other so much!