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I was at the Preston Crossing Walmart Supercentre today and parked next to a first-generation Toyota Camry Hybrid.
a great bungalow that lies in an isolated area on the island. It's so peaceful in the area - a big contrast to the rest of the island. you can't book it in advance, walk-in only!! so get to the island early and ask for Ao Nual Bungalow :D
10.06.2010
Spent a rather awesome afternoon with my friend. Took 3 1/2 rolls of film! Looking forward to see them developed.
It was a good weekend. Back to work tomorrow!
Day #16
My Sax, more of a conversation piece than an instrument...one has to pick it up to create the music, sadly I have let that slip. Many years ago it was the focus of my day, hours in the practice room, alas, I will let the REAL musicians play the music, I've got other talents to explore...
Same quality as worldwide top 10 brands
-Upper: Genuine Leather
-Outsole: Rubber
-Lining: cow Skin
-Assorted sizes: EUR , 40, 41, 42, 43, 44,45
A beautiful façade of a launderette in Pearse Street, Dublin. The site has a planning permission so we won't see it for long. Thought it would be a good idea to capture before it's too late.
4 dresses from 1 vintage handkerchief. The skirts are from the hankie, contrasting bodices pick up the colours of the floral print.
All 4 dresses have lace petticoats built in (one is over-long and shows beneath the skirt). All 4 have pretty bodice trims.
kept 2, donated / sold 2
Much the same view as CIMG0639_1 but not only has the online card punch been moved to the front of the power supply part 'B' but also my IBM keypunch has been placed in front of magnetic tape deck 'A' under the window. This is one of the older type IBM keypunches with rounded corners, in fact a bit more than a keypunch as it has not just a program held on a punched card which rotates as in a normal keypunch but it also has a plugboard and three or four input/output sockets on the back. I bought it with a Friden Flexowriter and I unwisely rejected the bundle of cables which came with it which allowed data to be transeferred between the two devices. This enabled not only paper tape to punched card transfer and punched card to paper tape transfer but also the printing of a deck of cards onto paper without using a computer. Not that the paper tape was in ASCII code but an extended binary coded decimal code, probably EBCDIC but different manufacturers and countries had local versions of it, for instance the UK had a pound sign and 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 for the fractions of a penny in the day when there were 960 farthings to the pound. Shame it wans't a thousand :-)
Note most of the many reels of second hand wire hanging from six inch nails in the roof truss must have been tidied away. Just a few remain.