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This Question Mark landed on the terrace to feed off the minerals in the grout, ignoring the lovely salvia and lavender planted just for him and his friends. Not a much of a beauty shot, but opens the door for another question ... wondering how you serious photographers out there are liking the "New" Flickr?
The aforementioned title was once a web show that my friends and I made together. It is no longer online, but we plan to make a web comic out of it. This is an entirely digital illustration.
Not for use without my permission! This was the most cooperative and freshest Question Mark I have seen! I flushed it up trail side, and it modeled for me.
Quatrième étape : quelques endroit plats à arranger avec du mastique pour modélisme, puis percer le bas.
Fourth step : bowing and filling some flat areas with model filler and drilling the bottom.
number nineteen
today we got diagnosed with "unexplained infertility". i kind of knew it was coming, but it still hurts, as i knew it would. i am sure some of you will say that it is good news because it means that nothing is physically wrong with me and my husband and that it just "isn't our time". but to me this is only one step above being told that we are infertile. not having an explanation is the worst. if there was something wrong, they could at least try to fix it. with this, it's just like being back to square one. /lesigh
my doctor told us to just keep on trying... she also told us that we could do an insemination process if we wanted to. i just don't know if i want to get science involved quite yet.
i do want to add that i fucking love how this picture turned out! i totally needed this proud moment because today was kind of rough.
Near Scott's Bog
Pittsburg,NH
This is the first "fresh" Question Mark butterfly showing the summer form with the dark hindwings.that I've seen. The others showed faded colors.
we're revisiting the "red" theme on spc this month.
Jeremy claims it's been three years since we last did this theme. at first i refused to believe that *that* much time has gone by *that* fast... but I'm afraid there is cold, hard online evidence to prove it.
shocking, i say.
Verdensteatret. Asle Nilsen, Lisbeth J. Bodd, Håkon Lindbäck, Piotr Pajchel, Christian Blom, Kristine Roald Sandøy, Hai Nguyen Dinh, Ali Djabbary, Øyvind B. Lyse, Gjertrud Jynge, Espen Sommer Eide, Thorolf Thuestad, Erik Blekesaune, Hans Skogen, Janne Kruse, Jannicke Lie and Elisabeth Gmeiner.
FOY (First of Year) and a Lifer
2018
- seen 18April2018 on Lilac blooms
- very warm day
- Snowdrops PamJ confirmed ID
- in panel 2 underside of wing, there is a small white mark
- tough to find
- especially when it was flitting around all the blooms
Hope this is a Good Omen for the Year !
my condo property, Thornhill, ON
At least 2 individuals were seen!
It was a butterfly bonanza this afternoon at the Lilac bushes! Five (5) butterfly species were seen. I had seen them before on the grounds, but never 5 in one hour!
From my Type series. Set of four assorted glyph cards including at sign, exclamation point, ampersand and question mark. Made using a vintage typewriter. Available for sale here
File name: 08_06_001699
Title: The Question Mark stayed in the air one week without coming to Earth. Record set.
Creator/Contributor: Jones, Leslie, 1886-1967 (photographer)
Date created: 1927-01
Physical description: 1 negative : glass, black & white ; 4 x 5 in.
Genre: Glass negatives
Subjects: Airplanes
Notes: Title and date from information provided by Leslie Jones or the Boston Public Library on the negative or negative sleeve.
Collection: Leslie Jones Collection
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Copyright © Leslie Jones.
Preferred citation: Courtesy of the Boston Public Library, Leslie Jones Collection.