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I'm soooo weak... Couldn't resist xDDD
Got them from Groove's sample sale :-)
Pullip Favorite Ribbon; Chocolate Ver.
Dal Ange (my first Dal xDD) and
Mini Pullip Aggonya
All dolls were packed very well... and nothing got damaged :-) (and nothing was missing =DD )
Soil scientist Gerson Drescher shows how difficult it becomes to collect proper soil samples too soon after harvest or under dry conditions. Dry soil is difficult to puncture with a sampling probe and may make it difficult to collect samples from sufficient depth. (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller)
Photos taken with pinhole camera Chamaeleon Panorama 6x6/2 (Serial No. #102)
Testfilm, Germany, Bavaria 2006
Film: Fuji Superia 120 - ISO 100
Scanner: Epson Photo 3200
Scanner Software: Silverfast
Day 304 / 365. These sprouts are just a tiny sampling of what was on display today at the 14th Annual Boston Vegetarian Food Festival.
From their website
Bostonveg.org
Our Festival brings together an amazing array of vegetarian natural food providers, top national speakers and chefs, and educational exhibitors in a fun and welcoming environment. It is a chance to talk directly to food producers, learn the newest items in the marketplace, taste free food samples, shop at show special discounts, or simply learn what vegetarian foods are available and where you can find them!
Elton (30) and wife Hazel (24) with daughters, "Joyce Elene" (4), Melba (3), and Glenda 1/12. Living at 136 East Grant, Williams, Coconino Co., Arizona, nextdoor to H.H. Samples household (parents of Hazel Samples Snow).
Timber faller in a saw mill, worked 48 weeks previous year. Address April 1, 1935, was Sevier, Arkansas. All born in Oklahoma, except for Glenda, Arizona. H.H. and Doyle were timber fallers, J.R. a log loader. All worked 48 weeks.
Volume I (there is also a Volume II)
Sample Record by Philips (1967), to be released on Relax as a normal LP (1967)
Both volumes were given FREE to me by Relax in 1967
Thursday....had to go to Belfast and if you have perused here at all, you know this for me is a photographic adventure, but not today. I felt like pooh, fluey, and my wee cam surfaced only for a few shots.
I had an appointment at Musgrave for a joint injection and spent a very relaxing 4 hours there (mean that, i had a great book with me) waiting for a jab that never happened.
Doc read my x-rays,told me there was nothing between hip bone and socket to inject anything into so a rubber hip thingy is now on the cards within the next 6 months. Guessed that was coming so i don't entirely mind but...
....got home and was hit with a sinusey infection like i was levelled! PLEURGH! If someone had said, 'fancy euthenasia?', i would have said 'make it a double!' Today is the first day i have felt human in any way since Wednesday and i feel a bit wobbly yet. No photo rambles this weekend.....and the sunset last night was spectacular on the mountains behind. I looked out the bedroom window and purely yearned.
This is the triple-packaging (!!) box set to send H1N1 suspected patients' samples. Come on, how much does this costs ? This joke ain't funny any more.
Ted McKay samples the pot of soup prepared by Sara Harshbarger the day after a fire hit the station in February of 1954.
Ttura 'Bespoke' is made from client chosen specific coloured recycled glass which gives greater freedom of expression for the client to tailor the product to their needs. The glass is then added to a two pack epoxy resin with non-absorbant fine powder. Once these components are mixed the material is traditionally hand troweled to a depth of approx 6-10mm and is ground to a fine polish using diamond grinding blades which are fed by a constant feed of water and then recycled for further use. The floor has a stunningly seamless aesthetic and is very hard wearing whilst being completely smooth to the touch and under foot. Ttura 'Bespoke' is naturally slip resistant and is available in any choice of RAL or BS 4800 background resin colour.
Pattern: Spring in Oregon by Chrissy Gardiner
Source: Toe Up! by Chrissy Gardiner (book)
Yarn: Shibui Sock in Kiwi
Needles: US 1 / 2.25 mm
Sample knit for Chrissy's first book
1oz sample size bags. This is a great opportunity to purchase several scents and try several types of soap all at once. These are sold in sets of 5 or you can purchase any item from my Etsy shop and I include a free sample bar! I can label these with smaller clear labels for ingredients if you would like to add your own promo labels.