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Lottie wanted to share hello kitty with Maddi because Maddi was feeling sad and she knows that Maddi is a much bigger girl, but even bigger girls need things to cuddle and Maddi likes Hello kitty too.
Everything feels better when you know that someone cares xxx
Congratulations to City Manager Greg Buckley after serving Two Rivers, Wisconsin, for 30 years.
A staff celebration in City Hall, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Many of us came to the design share with our own designs and colelctively we take the best aspects of each to merge into one prototype.
Said one butterfly to another...
"Can this flower take the weight of 2?"
[Nervous laughter] "I sure hope so!"
I found this young Morning Dove on my bench this morning with the parents watching from the tree above.
I've found little ones like this before sleeping on another bench in my yard, perhaps a little safer than sitting on the ground.
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You gotta be by Des'ree. Not the version I was looking for, but it'll do.
The main theme in this shot is all about friends. Sticking together, enjoying the good times and helping each other through when times are tough. You know, stuff like that; things we should all value...
This was from my "Delayed" section of shots; Stuff intended to have been posted at the time, but never really got round to being uploaded. I've got a couple more interesting Ideas I want to try at the week end, so for some more shots like these- They might have to wait a little longer...
BioPay uses your fingerprint as your ID to pull money out of your checking account. Don't you wish that all people who pay with checks would use this?
Photos from the 2015 874K Rally in Frankfort Kentucky at the Convention Center for legislators and candidates for governor. 874K represents the number of disabled persons in Kentucky in whom we should invest. All photos are copyrighted. Request permission for use.