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A young girl studies written Mandarin from within her home in the hutongs near the Gulou (Drum Tower) in Beijing, China on March 20, 2008.
Continuing a walk around the left side of the house shows that the North side and the rear of the house have been primed.
Dra. Maawge, Licensed Physician (Endocrinologist/Pediatrician/Head and Neck Surgeon/Dermatologist/Neurologist?--she hasn't decided yet) --LOL
I haven't been the only one who's been down in the dumps about cramming for finals this week. With my time being eaten away trying not to fail miserably, Pippin hasn't been getting her daily chances to get outside and play in the snow with the other dogs.
After giving up on trying to squeeze in more England from 1500-1700 in my brain because at this point, it's rejecting all further knowledge, I gave up and snapped a shot of Pippin watching Animal Planet. Yes, she really does watch the tv. She kept glancing away from the gross Bitten show that was on to me, staring up at me piteously and sighing rather loudly. As if I didn't feel guilty enough, Pippin..
I'll take her to the dog park in the afternoon and she'll forget all about it. :) But for now? Good photo opp of a sad puppy face.
I did some lessons in oil painting and this was one of the exercises we did. It took weeks to complete but I found the result satisfying.
Why Study Evolution?
Display details.
Exhibit design, production management, graphic design, AV production, mount making, and installation support by Andrew Whiteman.
Burke Museum
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
Title - "Color Study #3"
Artist - Helen Blumenstiel
Date - Unknown
Courtesy of - The Mary Martin Collection
Jim Angresano, professor of political economy and environmental studies, speaks at The College of Idaho's Alumni Book Club event on April 18, 2013. Prof. Angresano discussed the College's recent Slow Food in Italy course. For more information, visit www.collegeofidaho.edu/italy.