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In our living room on top of the James Bond shelf. The octopus is a soft bath toy; the narwhal and jaguar were Learningsmith toys designed to teach kids the letters of the alphabet.
The stuff I've collected so far, excluding apple toast, of whom was given to a friends ^^
Don't really know what to do with the kuma kuma turtle plush :O
red and yellow peppers stuffed with rice mixture. rice mix = white + brown rice with nuts (almonds, walnuts, dates, pistachio), stir-fried with mushrooms, sweet onions and crispy bacon bits.
So, our daughter Anna-O (aka AnnaBird) comes home for a medical emergency that turns out to be OK. In some of the waiting time she discloses that she has visited an Internet site devoted to photos of folks piling objects on their cats.
I have to rise to a challenge. And we had to deflect attention from the family medical issue.
So we piled stuff on our family cat. We piled at least ten more things on my cat after this shot before he woke up.
Sue me.
It was fun.
The goofy object on the left is a platelet or some such stuffed figure that the local blood bank gave daughter Anna-O for donating her first pint of life giving blood.
Free stuff! Get your free stuff here. Over the years of trade shows and conferences it has been the bigmouthmedia wind up teeth which remain hugely popular swag!
Once you're packed full of bananas and grapes, there's not much to do but stare off contentedly into space as someone snaps your photo.
I got some rice out of the fancy Korean rice cooker. This should be enough for the six large bell peppers. First I have to mix up the stuffing though.
109 State Street, Montpelier, Vermont USA • The head of a stuffed catamount in the entrance to the Vermont History Museum.
The Pavilion Office Building is a reconstruction of the exterior of the Pavilion Hotel of 1876. This earlier building in turn replaced the first Pavilion, built in 1807. All three stood on the same site. This spot on the corner of State and Governor Davis Avenue was historically used as a tavern and hotel for legislators during sessions and by vacationers. The present modern building duplicates the historic exterior, and was built with modern building techniques. The bricks were made from 19th century molds and some of the materials from the old building, such as wooden veranda spindles and granite sills and keystones, were again reused. With its inviting plazzas and mansard roof, it is a striking example of Steamboat Gothic architecture. Visit the Vermont Historical Society Museum. – per the Montpelier Historic Walking Tour map.
Home to the offices of the Governor, Attorney General, Treasurer, and others, plus the Vermont History Museum.
☞ The Pavilion Office Building, as a part of the Montpelier Historic District, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places (#78000246), since 1978.
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☞ Shot during a visit to Montpelier, Vermont, to participate in the Third Annual Worldwide Photo Walk, one of 1,000 locations around the world where photographers meet-up & shoot away, all on the same day. • Why? More info.
It's what was for dinner, and will most likely be for lunch. Ground turkey, rice, quinoa....other assorted things to make it tasty.
Part of today's lunch that I made. The green bell peppers are stuffed with boiled then fried potatoes with shredded cheddar cheese and seasoning. Topped off with a drizzle of melted butter and a light thousand island sauce.
They look pretty cool, but I have question: did they have mp40s? IF they did not, what did they have other than rifles?
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