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Burlington, N.D. - 8" polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe is used for the water distribution system in the Burlington temporary housing site.The water lines are placed 8 1/2 feet below the ground surface to protect against frost and are separated by at least 10 feet to prevent cross-contamination from the sewer system. USACE photo by Jeff DeZellar.
Fall is a wonderful time to contemplate the impermanence of everything, and to remember to enjoy the moment.
The temporary library at Harewood House will close on Thursday 29 January at 2pm.
It will open in its new home on the Ridgeway on Monday 2 February at 2pm
More details on the library website.
The 13 incher previously holed up in our bedroom is making a cameo appearance as our main TV while we look at our options.
Currently I'm leaning towards the budget-concious 26-32 inch LCDs such as the Westinghouse and Vizio.
Temporary bracing in the Clock room. The original Knee braces were removed during a 1940's restoration
Situation at Temporary shelter for villager from areas surrounding Mount Merapi, SMK Cangkringan, Sleman, Yogyakarta
Gave Ari a room on top of my bookcase just for the moment until I can stop being lazy and make her a proper one. ^_^
(apologies for the awful pictures, the lighting is appalling and I'm a terrible photographer :P)
...man, it's been such a headache moving so that we can get renovations done to our house (this shot is taken from the balcony of the apartment we are staying at). It was so sudden too... my parents decided on a whim that they're going to destroy the entire interior of our house so that we can update everything (our house was stuck in the 70s, but not in the good way). I know that it's totally needed, but the timing is so off right now (MIDTERMS). RAAAAARGH.... suffice to say, I haven't had time for much doll-ing...
Only Hen and Ingrid are with me as the others are packed up.
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In North Carolina, as well as in other parts of the south, azaleas in bloom are the harbingers of spring, not unlike farther north with the return of robins or the melting of snowpack. Unfortunately, the blossoms only seem to last a short while before they drop to the ground, leaving only green foliage for the remainder of the summer.
"Natural beauty is essentially temporary and sad; hence the impression of obscene mockery which artificial flowers give us." -- John Updike