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Caved and spent the rather hefty sum Lelutka wants for their Axis HUD.
Kinda worth it, because most normal face-animations are clown-college-levels of subtlety, but I like being a little less IN YO FACE!!!.
Still - could have bought a whole fucking horse for that kind of money!
Body: Signature Gianni
Head: Lelutka Skyler
Skin: Stray Dog
Hair: Wasabi (go, check them out, buy everything. Best customer service ever! ❤❤)
Outfit: Gabriel
Lovely subtle autumn colors reflected in a calm Scottish loch in the Highlands on a cold fall morning.
Maktub... It is written, in the subtlest of ways... However, I believe it can be rewritten, so I keep a pen in hand and I keep my mental dictionary flipping page by page to find the every more interesting word and interpretation...
By-the-by... If you've never heard the band Maktub, you must... It is written :)
It seems there is a group called Feather Addiction, which I found out about because Margot posted a feather the other day and put it in the group. So today while walking I saw these feathers.
Which might look slightly better Large On Black
Because our home is located on the apron of the Sawatch Range, we never see the sun sinking below the horizon to the west. However we do see the effect the setting sun light has on the southern and eastern sky especially. Mt Princeton is a good reflector of the setting sun and often is cast in various shades of red-pink-orange alpenglow. This evening it was a subtle red/maroon but nevertheless apparent.
A lovely warm glow in the sky, contrasted by the chilly snow on the ground. An ending to a picturesque day near Glencoe Scotland.
This mornings subtle colours of sunrise surrounding the boat at Hamworthy Beach. The boat is getting quite famous with shots popping up all over the place from local photographers. I just had to go and check it out for myself.
Still having fun with nodding trillium photos. My internet connection is finally mostly functional again, so I can get back to enjoying flickr.
#5519 40/365 2025
Another one of my multiple works in progress. This is not TV knitting because you have to pay attention to what you are doing
While in the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park last weekend (4-30-2023), it wasn't long before this band of wild/feral horses was found near the Cottonwood Campground. We counted eleven in this band, including the dark-colored stallion and mare having a "discussion" while the others grazed.
It was a beautiful early spring day (spring arrives late here in North Dakota) and the horses were in evidence in many parts of the park, though this band and a solitary stallion were the only ones we saw out of the approximately 180 that reside within the south unit of TRNP.
As I think its wise not to stand out in a crowd I always go for the slightly understated look. something that enables me to blend in. I like to be un-noticed hence the reason why I always choose a very subtle outfit something that wont ruffle feathers or draw attention to myself. So that's why I chose the rather dowdy outfit above to walk the densely populated brick lane!
With a few yards of my walking away from my car two lads mentioned how good I looked. my reply in a not so girlie voice came as a shock to them I think lol,
I carried on my journey to my destination at one point a well dressed woman in her 30s with a mobile phone to her ear walked towards me, I moved to the side to let her pass. As she did she turned and said " I love your look very nice" or something similar.
As you would expect I was on cloud nine by this point two comments both good and not a single bad look from anywhere,
Looks like my subtle outfit was working a dream.
As I drew closer to the venue I was heading for, a bunch of smartly dressed lads from I suspect the city walked past me and I heard a couple say "I would" while they looked back at me. yeah I smiled in that knowing way and walked on lol.
A few more comments happened one " Nice hat" and another " like your style" Were directed at this dowdily ( is that spelt right?) dressed T girl.
OK I admit I wore what I wore to make an impression but I never thought for a second total strangers in the street would walk upto me and say such nice things.
People can be nice after all :-)
Part three the exhibition to follow.