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I enjoyed my onigiri so much that I had to make more! I never realized how much I liked umeboshi till I had it in an onigiri. Plus, I finally ordered bonito flakes since I could never find them at the store, and I love them! Bonito flakes are delicious with a little bit of soy sauce and some rice.
Before the Second World War Samal was still a virgin forest during that time. Don Vicente Fernandez together with Don Ramon and Don Pepe Fernandez acquired and cultivated the southern part of Samal which was ruled by Datu Budas during the early period of American occupation and founded Hacienda Samal and Compana Maritima.
On June 18, 1966 , the Philippine Congress historically made a landmark legislation through enabling laws passed under “ Republic Act 4754” that dubbed the creation of the municipality of kaputian and separating it from the mother municipality for the purpose. The mandate includes the islets of Malipano and Talicud Island. Under Executive order 184 , Kaputian was legally declared as another municipality of Davao Province.
Since the beginning of its creation the municipality has been ruled by Three (3) political leaders namely ; Hon. Diosdado Alorro , Hon. Dediano E. Rebong and Hon. Aniano P. Antalan . The incumbent took his reign during the revolutionary form of government under the leadership of President Corazon C. Aquino.
Kaputian derived its name from the “ WHITE SAND” that occupies the southern part of the Samal Island long before ruled by Datu Budas.
First assembling test!! There is a lot of things to sand and joints to finish but loving her a lot she is just too cute *^^*
Nena is traveling back home, seems that some parts need to be fixed in order to make the mold... So it will take longer to see her in resin that I expected :/
Anyway keep working on melo trying no to make the same mistakes :3
The main lectures room @ abandoned boarding school
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panorama generated from 25 portrait panels merged in Photoshop
Barbie Exclusives Book I is set up in the same manner as many of Margo Rana's other doll guides. She has amazing facial close-ups, mainly de-boxed dolls, and she uses box dates (although I've found a few errors with the dates). Unlike her other Barbie books, Margo Rana does not organize this guide by box date primarily, instead she sections it by store, and then by date. Since this book is only meant to cover exclusive Barbie dolls, this organization makes perfect sense. As a result, it flows very nicely and is easy to navigate through. This book covers department store specials, porcelain treasures, mail in dolls, wholesale club specials, Disney, Barbie's exclusive ethnic variants, as well as her exclusive friends and family from 1959 to 1995. There are also a few, but not many, store exclusive fashion packs and some shipping cartons pictured in this book. Each doll has an entire page, making the photos massive and clear which is ideal for identification. For the most part, each doll has a facial close-up and a full body photograph outside their box, with the back of the package behind them. There are a few stock photos, but the majority are taken by Margo Rana. Also, as with some of her other books, there are a few circumstances in which a doll does not have a body photograph, but rather only a facial close-up and a picture of the box. However, considering that each doll has his or her own page, I feel that the descriptions lack the detail and substance that Margo Rana's other doll books demonstrate. One of the things I dislike about this book is it's inclusion of Disney dolls that were store exclusives. I do not feel that Disney dolls should have been featured in this book as they are not directly linked to the Barbie line, for that matter, they have absolutely nothing to do with Barbie with the exception that Mattel reused some of Barbie's body and accessory molds. This book was not written about exclusive Mattel dolls, but rather about Barbie dolls, so I feel that the inclusion of Disney dolls is as extraneous as it would be if she had featured Monster High.
Margo Rana's Barbie Exclusives Book II is set up in an identical fashion as Book I. This book however features completely different dolls from the first edition. Unlike J. Michael Augsutyniak's exclusives guides, Margo Rana did not overlap any dolls between her two books. So buying both books makes perfect sense because you would require owning both in order to have coverage of all the exclusives. This second edition includes Toys 'R' Us exclusives, Dolls of the World, festival dolls, and customized dolls from 1959 to 1995. This book shares the same pros and cons and the first. The pictures are enormous and great quality, and the organization is superb. However, Margo Rana included random Disney dolls and Fashion Friends, and wrote descriptions that I feel were lacking the same interest and information that her other doll books provide. I also feel that there were far more dolls without full body photographs in this book than in the first. There are many circumstances where she only included a facial close-up and a picture of the back of the box. All in all, I personally recommend both books as they do a fabulous job of covering all of Barbie's exclusives up until 1995, and they are very inexpensive to buy.
Same old motel, different rooms and different stories to tell. You choose: will it be door number 27 or door number 28?
Western Fruit Express
On BNSF 795057. This car was scraped 2/2010.
A stitch panorama made from 7 photos. This image is better viewed: LARGE
Benched in Southern California
Same park, same morning but about 15 minutes later or 10 past official sunup.
This time of year the sun rises just north of due east which puts it behind trees. So we never see it burst on us like over water. When it finally arrives it filters through trees and when it is cloudy we don't get much color.
Today, it was overcast when I came into the park in the earlier photo but when I set up here it began to clear low on the eastern horizon and then all of a sudden it happened. I was already taking shots so when it happened I had my finger on the release, I also had my left hand on the focus ring because I was shooting manual so I quickly zoomed in for the second image. Just as suddenly as it appeared it disappeared leaving me to hope I nailed the focus.
A little something to remember the summer from.
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same as www.flickr.com/photos/jonasfx/7420385154/in/photostream but this is a scanned lith print instead of just the neg.
I croped the top and bottom a bit touse more of the paper with the square negative.
Same shot, just blown up with no flash. There was so much beautiful detail but I also liked the dome shape. Going back into my archives. This was from my SF trip last March.
Thanks, Lynne!! We LOVE these cool dresses and scarves!! (also love the hair clips!)
Goldie and Melodie are wearing dresses and scarves from Dollicious on etsy.
Melodie's stockings are by Squeaky Monkey...boots by BHC. Melodie is wearing sunglasses by Atelier Matin; Goldie 's sunglasses are by BHC.
At the same time we arrived here, a work crew of some kind came by to do some work and they let us in for a quick look and photo op. (Thanks to those guys!) . Not as fancy as some churches for sure, but beautiful in its own way.
We stopped into the church on our way back up to the E10 after staying overnight in Ballstad, in the Lofoten Islands of Norway.
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