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Blogged on wonderment 7/21/2010.

 

Blogged on wonderment 5/192011.

Half scale model Burrell road locomotive.

At the Woodcote Rally 2013.

Design by Dietmar Vollmer. A pen or a stylograph should be ready at any time.

Ready for business, ready for a new artwork. A pedestal ia always a good place for a good tool.

Another. Black embroidered cotton from Spotlight

Go North East bought these new in 2002 and is currently based at Deptford for Service X35/X36 however decided to make an odd appearance on Simplicity Service 2A in place of a Optare Versa this bus was previously based at Percy Main for Service R19 as Route 19

If I could fly I'd come to see you wherever you are

I would lie down beside you while you're sleeping

and with simplicity ... I'd spend a little time

just a little time with you

 

With simplicity, I'd listen to your breath

listen to your heart beat

I would be so near, we could push away the fear

I'd come to see all of your tears

I'd come to see all of your smiles

with butterfly eyes ...

 

And you would know who I am

and I would know who you are

 

"Simplicity", elisa

Vintage Pattern Contest at PR

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#6846

 

Misses' Pants, Top & Oversized Shirt

 

Ali MacGraw

 

Size 12

 

Out Of Print

 

©1985

Simplicity Vintage Sewing Pattern

 

#9362

 

Junior Petites' & Misses' Jiffy Pants In Two Lengths, Dress Or Tunic

 

Size 10 Bust 32 1/2" Waist 24

 

©1971

S3929 Simple to make sleeveless dress features a lowered neckline, left side zipper and self fabric tie belt or belt with buckle. Collarless waist length jacket has short set in sleeves, front opening and is fulling lined or faced to the edge. V1 dress has a full gathered skirt. Contrasting jacket has flap detail. V2 dress has a slim skirt with back kick pleat. Dress and jacket have braid trim.

 

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Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#8691

 

Pillow In A Quilt

 

Simplicity Home

 

Designed by Ann Boyce

 

Out Of Print

 

©1999

Sometime life needs a little bit simplicity...so I have just gone for a big vast sky and dried grassland,and nothing else! let the emptiness speak for itself!

 

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Hanging low, hanging high, no one watches lights go wild!

 

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I made these super comfy jammy bottoms with verrykerryberry at the Fat Quarterly Retreat in London using AMH voile and some mods to Simplicity 9871.

Kimono jacket, Simplicity 1318. See a full description on my blog: bluesundayblog.com/2014/12/23/its-a-kimono-simplicity-1318/

Simplicity. Open white roses create a beautiful romantic look.

Thanks so much for taking a look at my image! I really appreciate all the feedback, likes, and comments. This image is part of the collection Simplicity with 358 images (inclusive 138 uncensored nsfw versions). All characters are 18+

When an Atlantic Puffin, let's call him Pip, and a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, who goes by Squawk, unexpectedly find themselves sharing a rather damp and guano-splattered rock in the middle of the ocean, communication is less about shared biology and more about sheer, unadulterated, avian befuddlement. Pip, with his perpetually concerned brow and sensible orange beak, would likely begin with a series of polite but insistent "Aaroo? Aaroo?" sounds, tilting his head quizzically at the crest of white feathers bobbing before him. Squawk, meanwhile, would probably respond with an ear-splitting, "HELLO! HELLO! PRETTY BIRD!" completely ignoring Pip's nautical inquiries and instead attempting to flirt with the rock itself.

 

Their "conversation" would quickly devolve into a delightful cacophony. Pip might try an interpretive dance, flapping his stubby wings in an attempt to convey the universal concept of "where are we, and why are you not a fish?" Squawk, mistaking this for a challenge, would undoubtedly unleash a full repertoire of squawks, whistles, and perhaps even a surprisingly accurate rendition of a car alarm, learned from some unfortunate sailor's parrot on a previous misadventure. The air would be thick with the salty tang of the sea, the lingering scent of fish, and the escalating absurdity of a puffin trying to explain tide tables to a bird whose primary life goal is to shred everything within beak-reach.

 

Ultimately, their communication would be a testament to the fact that sometimes, understanding isn't necessary for a truly memorable encounter. Pip would likely leave the encounter with a newfound appreciation for the quiet simplicity of his fish-filled life, and perhaps a slight ringing in his ears. Squawk, on the other hand, would probably spend the next week regaling any passing albatross with tales of the "funny little tuxedo-wearing bird who couldn't hold a proper conversation," all while attempting to pry loose a particularly stubborn barnacle with his powerful beak.

Simplicity Sewing Pattern

 

#7707

 

Misses' Skirt In Two Lengths, Pants & Culottes

 

Size 16, 18, 20

 

Out Of Print

 

©1986

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