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On our 4 th day of the Goechala trek. we were moving from Dzongri to Thansing. As we entered the meadows, we could see the huge Tensing Khan Peak right beside us.
When the LRA attacked their village they escaped the slaughter but were separated from their families. The children walked over a hundred kilometres to reach Dungu. We are working to find their families and reunite them. In the meantime we are supporting local families who have taken them in.
Terminal for the former Meigs Field Airport (Designed by Consoer & Morgan in 1961 and now serving as a Chicago Park District fieldhouse for Northerly Island)
*Although closed in 2003 and with its former runaways replaced with prairie and lawn, there is still a group of supporters (Friends of Meigs Field) who hope to reopen the airport in the future.
... portrayed on a long trans-Pacific flight in a Fed-Ex cargo plane. I just finished watching a wonderful movie with Tom Hanks called Cast Away. It's available at Netflix, Amazon, Hastings and a hundred more places. No matter how you feel about tense, endurance movies you can't help but like this personal adventure with a very sad love story attached. Ordinary people making extraordinary decisions, might be one tag.
I have been feeling a little tense that it is less than 2 weeks till I leave on a big overseas trip and I don't know what colours are going to be in my palette. Well tonight I made the final decisions. The shocking thing is that I am not taking Quin Burnt Orange or Cobalt Deep Blue …well not as separate colours. They will be there in my mixed "steel's grey". This means that I am taking Transparent Red Oxide instead..the big battle between TRO and QBO had a surprising result. I um-ed and ah-ed about the greens and in the end Jadeite won…even though it has some fun granulating effects.(can always buy a pan of W&N if it doesn't work out) I just love Indanthrone BLue and use it often to mix my blacks..so it took the place of the second green. Also I have a hankering for a mixed purple in my palette.
WHilst there is little merit in sharing these messy mixing pages with you all as such, I hope that you can understand the process that I am going through. I am testing the colours and my standard mixes to see what are the most versatile.
I am very excited about my radical palette change in recent weeks - the colours I am getting on my page (on the rare occasions when I get a chance to sketch) feel so vibrant and fresh and new… and hoping they will lead to a new step in my painting when my holiday (vacation) begins next week.
Now my only decision is how many pans of each to take….
Others probably can't see it so much as I do.. but I can see how tense she is here. Her body is working really hard, and she was amazing.
This labor was different than the others we've had with other dogs. Lucy was like Michelle Dugger - she was great at being pregnant and having babies.
Chrissy was carrying a lot of puppies (almost twice as many as Lucy ever carried in one litter) and her labor was... well, labor..
I lay on the bed with her for over 2 hours this morning, rubbing her belly before her first puppy was born.. She worked hard and we could see it.