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RULES:
-Must have TRESemme logo on the photograph
-must be white background
-hair must be blowing in wind
-must wear white dress
-must be up from the stomic
-must be looking at camera
-hair must be very neat and clean hair in photo
-no ponytails in the dolls hair
-must still be modeling
-must have 2 photos together and one must be close up
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Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
new theme is TRESemme ad
RULES:
-Must have TRESemme logo on the photograph
-must be white background
-hair must be blowing in wind
-must wear white dress
-must be up from the stomic
-must be looking at camera
-hair must be very neat and clean hair in photo
-no ponytails in the dolls hair
-must still be modeling
-must have 2 photos together and one must be close up
-----THEME IS DUE BY Jun 6,
Good luck :-)) ;-) :-) :-D
I tried to see the World from the same angle as my small dachshund Buster. Here are we in the forest where he is waiting for daddy to come and join us.
It was a great experience to be there on the track down on my stomic, seing the grass and flowers taller than me as my dog does all the time.
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
Hii Guys
the new theme is TRESemme ad
RULES:
-Must have TRESemme logo on the photograph
-must be white background
-hair must be blowing in wind
-must wear white dress
-must be up from the stomic
-must be looking at camera
-hair must be very neat and clean hair in photo
-no ponytails in the dolls hair
-must still be modeling
-must have 2 photos together and one must be close up
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OMG!!!!! Ilove the new theme soooo much and i HAD SOOO MUCH FUN!!!
xoxo Stella
Hello
What the new theme's out ???? why has no one said anything to me :(
ok this is Lindsays second Theme: TRESemme shoot
and i love it!!!!
RULES:
-Must have TRESemme logo on the photograph
-must be white background
-hair must be blowing in wind
-must wear white dress
-must be up from the stomic
-must be looking at camera
-hair must be very neat and clean hair in photo
-no ponytails in the dolls hair
-must still be modeling
-must have 2 photos together and one must be close up
I HOPE U LIKE IT!!!!!
"Poppy" Amapola & her shampoo
and the the new theme is TRESemme ad
RULES:
-Must have TRESemme logo on the photograph
-must be white background
-hair must be blowing in wind
-must wear white dress
-must be up from the stomic
-must be looking at camera
-hair must be very neat and clean hair in photo
-no ponytails in the dolls hair
-must still be modeling
-must have 2 photos together and one must be close up
-----THEME IS DUE BY Jun 6,
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Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
This fascinating place which truly seemed to be hundreds of miles from anywhere was once one of the key nuclear launch sites of the Soviet Union and well into Ukraine's independence as well. Sadly the language barrier limits what I learned in the place, although as you will see the site although displaying very little on the surface has a very impressive underground bunker designed to keep its occupants safe and able to retaliate in the event of nuclear war. Thank God this place never saw action!
This fascinating place which truly seemed to be hundreds of miles from anywhere was once one of the key nuclear launch sites of the Soviet Union and well into Ukraine's independence as well. Sadly the language barrier limits what I learned in the place, although as you will see the site although displaying very little on the surface has a very impressive underground bunker designed to keep its occupants safe and able to retaliate in the event of nuclear war. Thank God this place never saw action!
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
the new theme is TRESemme ad
RULES:
-Must have TRESemme logo on the photograph
-must be white background
-hair must be blowing in wind
-must wear white dress
-must be up from the stomic
-must be looking at camera
-hair must be very neat and clean hair in photo
-no ponytails in the dolls hair
-must still be modeling
-must have 2 photos together and one must be close up
-----THEME IS DUE BY June 10
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
This fascinating place which truly seemed to be hundreds of miles from anywhere was once one of the key nuclear launch sites of the Soviet Union and well into Ukraine's independence as well. Sadly the language barrier limits what I learned in the place, although as you will see the site although displaying very little on the surface has a very impressive underground bunker designed to keep its occupants safe and able to retaliate in the event of nuclear war. Thank God this place never saw action!
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
Casio G-Shock DW-M5610 "Tough Solar Atomic Time" wristwatch.
Today we switched back to Standard Time from Daylight Saving Time here in most of the US, and I didn't have to reset my digital watch!
I purchased this "stomic time" watch after the frustration of fussing around with my other digital watches following the switch to Daylight Time earlier this year. And it was worth it!
The Casio Tough Solar Atomic DW-M5610 wristwatch automatically synchronizes each day with the "atomic time" signal broadcast by radio from the US Bureau of Weights and Measures atomic clock in Fort Collins, Colorado, so it is always accurate, and it automatically corrects for Daylight Saving Time.
Each time the switch from Daylight to Standard Time rolled around, I had to find the instruction booklet or look up the directions online on how to set my digital wristwatches. Once I found the instructions, I had to try to manually set the time as closely as possible to the time displayed on my computer or iPad.
But not anymore! The G-Shock Tough Solar Atomic does all this automatically, and every day! The little "RCVD" symbol in the top right corner of the screen, which stands for "RECEIVED," is refreshed each day between midnight and 2am when the watch synchronizes itself to the radio time signal broadcast from the atomic timekeeping system in Fort Collins.
And "solar" means no more unexpected battery failures. While the solar watch contains a battery, it is a rechargeable battery with an estimated lifespan of 15 to 20 years. Sad as it is to think about, the watch might outlive me. It recharges on a minimal amount of light. When not exposed to light for an extended period, the watch goes in to "Power Saver" mode and can remain dormant but functioning for between six months and a year in total darkness.
Being a G-Shock, the watch is built to withstand abuse, and for the seven or so months I've owned it, it has seen some abuse. This is the watch I wear when working on outdoor projects like crawling under the house or digging waterline trenches. It's a watch I absolutely never need to worry about damaging.
For about ninety dollars, I am extremely pleased with this wristwatch; most of all because of the frustration it saves my by automatically correcting for Daylight Saving Time.
And after it calibrates itself "atomically" for Daylight or Standard Time, I can use the display to easily reset my analog watches (the ones with hands).
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
This fascinating place which truly seemed to be hundreds of miles from anywhere was once one of the key nuclear launch sites of the Soviet Union and well into Ukraine's independence as well. Sadly the language barrier limits what I learned in the place, although as you will see the site although displaying very little on the surface has a very impressive underground bunker designed to keep its occupants safe and able to retaliate in the event of nuclear war. Thank God this place never saw action!
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
This fascinating place which truly seemed to be hundreds of miles from anywhere was once one of the key nuclear launch sites of the Soviet Union and well into Ukraine's independence as well. Sadly the language barrier limits what I learned in the place, although as you will see the site although displaying very little on the surface has a very impressive underground bunker designed to keep its occupants safe and able to retaliate in the event of nuclear war. Thank God this place never saw action!
This fascinating place which truly seemed to be hundreds of miles from anywhere was once one of the key nuclear launch sites of the Soviet Union and well into Ukraine's independence as well. Sadly the language barrier limits what I learned in the place, although as you will see the site although displaying very little on the surface has a very impressive underground bunker designed to keep its occupants safe and able to retaliate in the event of nuclear war. Thank God this place never saw action!
Sadly due to my not speaking Ukrainian, much of the history of this place is lost to me... but details aside, at one point this site was home to a number of people capable of pushing "the button" and sending a little bit of the western world to oblivion. The bunker was designed of course to withstand any strike/retaliation and to keep its occupants safe for extended periods underground.
Australian Open 2013
1/21/2013
Melbourne Olympic Park
Melbourne,Victoria,Australia
STomic AO12113 DJ9Q8105
this poor sucker got hit by a car and it made it about fifty feet or so from where he got hit, it makes me almost sick to my stomic this buck is real big and that meat would of been good in the freezer and those horns would of been good on the wall
and a new song i've been working on
it may be saRCastic, Ironic, Byronic, MoronIC, carbon footprintic, asbestosic, lymphic, fellic, stomic or just true...who really knows, believe and have faith..in the good spirit of chess and rubiks cubes and programmes like party of five and the red hand gang and for all the good time, and planes and trains and automobiles, of letters, and not talking.. be random, have no limits....and run, it frees the mind and soul....and drink welsh whiskey
Smoke through a keyhole
I do believe in love
as it blows through the sails
what is the colour of this wind
as I float through the dreams
I've chased the tides to be at your side
as my tears are a sea of hope
but I will not drown to feelings
whatever floats your boat
you have to say
you have to say...
she moves like smoke through a keyhole
sometime soon this will all be too late
i've got to open up the doorway
to listen to what she don't say
it's not a thought it's a whisper
it's not luck if it's fate
you are like an unlit candle
beauty in a dormant state
you have to say
you have to say...
I have bad night sleep the night before, matres whitout air, cold and stomic proplem so I was out of all power, so at the mid day I stop and lay down for sleep in few ours. Well they looks surpriced the camels that was grazing on the feald.
Sometimes my head is like concrete, but ever since i met my love its filling up with butterfly's, you can ask why my head well, my stomic is full off them already
freak. 12/365
qwite frankly i feel like shit today
and i guess it takes being a freak to feel like this, meh ..
Sometimes my head is like concrete, but ever since i met my love its filling up with butterfly's, you can ask why my head well, my stomic is full off them already
1979 i was there with my father ... to the panoramic floor...more years later the disaster , i found in a old book the tiket ot that time i was visit the last floor of the tower...cold at the stomic...
Just got my baby(Peanutt) back from the vet, she just has a sensitive stomic!! Oh.. And she's spoild rotten!! LOL! Also she is HEART WORM FREE!!!!
So today we spent a ton of the day at the Hospital we took Jarred in this moring about 4:30 am as he was screaming in pain in his stomic, As usual our local hospital did NOTHING for the poor kid except make him cry....Then sent him too a sick kids hospital which at almost 9:00pm is still there....And mommys at home waiting for him too get here....Poor little guy had some type of virs in his bowls that was causeing major gas pains that made him scream and for Jarred that is just not normal, He got some pain meds and the clean his bowls all out and just waiting for the docture too sign his papers too let him come home....He has been brave....Tons of blood taken/X-rays/ultrasound just too figure out what was going on in this little guy!!