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1.Quick, friend, he isn't that fast. 2. Form. 3. Balance. 4. Contrast added, brightness brought up, saturation added. 5. Infinite. 6. West.
Love the freckles, but oh that quick curl hair. Any suggestions on restyling, de-tangling would be appreciated.
The outfit is actually factory made but seems rather short on her. Perhaps an Only Hearts outfit?
Two woman came and interrupted my 2 minute exposure. They went into the water and up again before my exposure was finished. That's what I call a quick bath.
Just a quick edition done today. I still have some problems with hairs and stil searching for the best wahy to do it for me.
Oliver & S - Sunny Day Shorts
Lengthened into long pants and made out of lovely grey cord. Perfect pants for all this cold weather we've been having
Side 1 of reversible pattern.
Fabric: DS Quilts for JoAnn Fabrics.
Pattern: Quick Change Trousers in 3 month size from Anna Maria Horner's book "Handmade Beginnings: 24 Sewing Projects To Welcome Baby."
Blogged at bobbinsandbullets.blogspot.com/2013/02/wip-wednesday-febr...
quick sketch, experimenting w/chalk which is new medium for me. Briefly accepting models various projects send email for details
Third time lucky I hope.
With the failure of two swarms sticking around and Spring over, I've gone the not so natural path this time. A Package of Bees.
This is one of the methods most, if not all, Commercial Apiarist use to manipulate/populate a hive. You buy a Queen Bee in a cage and introduce her to a mass of bees.
How it works is the Queen is plugged into the cage with fondant and the mass of bees eat there way to her. You could say they eat her out ;) This takes around 3-5 days and during this period the mass of bees get to know her and once she is free it's all one big happy family. But like most things in life, there are no guarantees.
Usually packages are much more fancy than this but since I couldn't seem to get you classic type, I thought up this idea and approached a local(ish) Commercial Apiarist to see if he'd play along. Around this time of year Commercial Apiarist are buying queens to 're queen' their hives, so I got this guy to get me one too. Then I met up with him, shook a few frames of bees from one of his hives into this cardboard box, that I'd attached the caged queen to, closed it up and headed home. This gave the random coming together of the foreign queen and the bees time to get to know each other before releasing them into my hive.
This is the box on the roof really to remove the queen from the side, which is the 1st step.
More reading on Bee Packages here; www.plantertomato.com/2011/04/how-to-install-bees-in-a-be...
quick and dirty uv/energetic light eye protectors, 405nm "<5mW" laser pointer, and some balloons to pop. (won't pop purple or trancelucent blue and pink is hard. pops yellow, green dark blue black, and red. )
a tall lanky man
in a hat
raven-black
cocked to the right
always the right
the top hat unfolds
made of paper, blood and air
Jeremiah Quick
the hat tips
circus director extraordinaire
painted canvas
brushes the sawdust in the wind
sounds of merriment can be heard within
they come
mortals and ghosts all
snared in the
three rings thrall
blessed by the First Ladies and Gentlemen
the ones who ruled in woodland halls
before men built their terrible walls
that he might
summon all manner
of wild beauties, tame beasts
fauna and flora
for this
the show of shows
and its lord
the dead leave with something akin to a soul
while the living lose their minds fragile hold
for who could
except the dead
dare to the spectacle
of the circus
where a succubus
in a black paper top hat
cocked to the right
always the right
thrills and delights
for just one night
Swim Quick Gang! :)
Marc (taking the photo), Angelica, Stephanie (LEGENDARY) Lee, Caroline, Katie, Margie, Jessica and Lauren (Lobo).
I think we raised over $300 for cancer that day!
On March 2nd, 2010 the Los Angeles Fire Department Engine Company 74 quickly responded to an auto-fire under the East Bound 210 Freeway & Wheatland Ave in the Pacoima area. Firefighters quickly used rotary-saws to gain access and were able to extinguish the fire before any injuries took place. © Photo by David DeMulle.