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This new Megane is a beast!

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This card was inspired by one by Lisa Johnson. PTI Life set. Little Bitty Bird sentiment. Stampendous butterfly

Photohraphed at the Hays Antique Truck Museum, Woodland, Ca

 

Please be aware that most museums change their displays from time to time. It's a good Idea to make sure the exhibit you want to see will be there when you visit.

 

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I saw an albino black bear in the forest, bleaching and weathering here for decades. Eternal plastic, just as you'd expect it, hanging on unwilling and unable to die. He'll survive us all, and our children's children, sitting on these roots until someone finally steals him away. Sometimes, I start thinking that my days stretch out of reach. They add up on me, get high and lonesome until they topple to forgetfulness. That's really why this daily journal means so much to me. I used to get worried about not making much of life, letting weeks or months blur together in a way I couldn't divide them. But for nearly 13 years now, I've broken them up with words and pictures, making sure that I wouldn't be mistaken for complacent. For 4,599 days to this point, I've kept it up without fail. So even if my time is somewhat in question, I still know I'm making a memory that lasts.

 

June 14, 2020

Robinson Corner, Nova Scotia

 

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This is shot at sunset from the Top of the Rock!

This is in horrible taste, but it's far from the most tasteless thing you've seen this week.

This was a huge portion that left me super full and while it was good, it's sort of idiotic that I ordered this while dining in Yamadera as the local specialty (and of this restaurant, Enzou) was soba. It's like going to a steakhouse and ordering their grilled chicken breast dish.

This year’s symposium was hosted at Metro Convention Centre, in Toronto | Learn more about Canada’s Best Managed Companies.

 

Symposium: A range of topics were on the agenda this year– from innovation to leadership to talent strategies and much more. The CEOs and senior management teams of winning companies leveraged this day to learn and connect among one of Canada’s strongest business networks. Over 800 people attended this year’s symposium.

Built in 2000-2004, this Deconstructivist pedestrian bridge was designed by Frank Gehry and Skidmore, Owings and Merrill to connect the two portions of Millennium Park across Columbus Drive, which bisects the park. The bridge has a curvilinear, serpentine form, with sloped edges clad in metal panels, a wooden walkway, and a thin, sleek profile at the section that crosses Columbus Drive. The bridge is one of several notable works of art and architecture that can be found in Millennium Park.

This bird has an injured left leg, and was limping, but it could fly and was feeding voraciously with its buddies in the shallows near the wharf.

Jamie's kitens are growing faster than they know. They find that past escape routes are no longer big enough to pass an escaping kitten.

This brownie tried to hide a sunflower seed in this crack, but I don't think he ever succeeded in doing so....

this photo was taken at a halloween party at annamarie giattina's house in

the Retreat apartments.

 

back row: Evan Blitzer, allison bengtson, annamarie giattina, spencer

feltman, abraham wilson, me, ben treadwell, jill spratlin, sydney branch,

zane hyde, alex buckler, nick woychak

 

front row: two boys who are sitting cuz they are annamaries neighbors, but

the girls are rebecca mugnani and kasi pardue, and alex lovorn is laying

across the front

This is an Agouti, a chewing rodent. It is a unique species found on Devil's Island and a few other areas in this region.

This rather awkward looking Mercedes-Benz / Unvi combination is with M. Murray and is seen turning onto the Talbot Memorial Bridge

This photo was taken by Phoenix SpringWater at the Faerieworlds Festival in Oregon, July 21-22. Staff and participants of the festival are welcome to use this photo for personal use, but not monetary gain; for any other use of this image all copyrights are reserved-please acquire permission of the artist.

(this is not my hand)

This amazing chandelier thing hangs inside of the food market in Grand Central Station. We couldn't decide if this was a seasonal display or not. Seems like it could be, but really it was massive - I can't imagine taking it down and putting it up every year! This is the first time in ages I've been in this market, and probably only the second time ever. Durn thing is always closed when I am there!!!

This photo was taken in Rhode Island!

This molting skins of a juvenile spider looks like skeletons of the unknown

Groupe des Anciens Etudiant Rescapés du Genocide (GAERG), Is an organization which focuses on preserving the memory of genocide against Tutsi, and to overcome post-genocide consequences through memory activities, healing and capacity development.

 

Since 2008, GAERG started to cerebrate Umuganura with the aim of thanking God what have been achieved.

 

During Umuganura, GAERG members cerebrate Life after the Genocide against the Tutsi. Members cerebrate achievements in different life angels; Education, Jobs, Marriage, Offspring and many other social economic achievements; and this has a unique meaning of family reanimation that differ GAERG’s Umuganura with the normal one, but we consider its similarities.

 

Participants during this special event are GAERG members, their children as well as guest from different corner of the country.

 

This year’s umuganura celebrated under the theme “Hobera Ubuzima” means Embrace Life.

Note the Magic: The Gathering Chainmail shirt! I got a good look at this guy. Each individual ring makes up the logo, it had to have take 100s of hours to make.

This moth looked like a leaf in my car, until it moved around.

This is still in use as part of an everglades research center

This photo was shot in raw. Added the day lighting. looks better!

This has got to be the peak of the spring flower season, just love finding beds like these.

This is an image from my collection. Although predominantly slide scans, it includes other types of media as well. All have been collected over the past 40+ years of shooting Kodachrome and digital images, slide purchases and many years of exchanging. I was fortunate enough to trade with some of the best airliner photographers around the world.

 

Created in 2017, this is a curated archive that serves to share what otherwise would be kept in binders and boxes, not being enjoyed by anyone, myself included.

 

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MFR TYPE & SERIES : Airbus A330-223

MSN : 255

OPERATOR : Swiss

AIRPORT (WHEN KNOWN) : Zürich ZRH

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This is my fifth Ever After High doll, Briar Beauty, daughter of Sleeping Beauty. She's one of my holiday gifts, gifted to me by my sister via her eBay. She's such a sweetheart. She's actually younger than me, yet she's the one who keeps giving me gifts. :P

 

Anyways, overall, I love the way she looks. I love the color used on her. It's very similar to Barbie's signature color (Barbie pink, Pantone 219 C) which, to me, is great because I'm very fond of that shade of pink. The dress is great and I love how they shaped the skirt to look like a tulip or rosebud. I love the overall rose and thorns theme (I myself am very fond of roses in real life). And the accessories are just fabulous! From the earrings, the sunglasses, the ring, the bag and the stockings, down to the gorgeous necklace/shoulderpad piece on her neck. Just fabulous! I wish her bracelet looked more like a watch though, but it's still pretty cute as it is.

 

I didn't like the texture of her hair very much. It's very course, frizzy and brittle to the touch. But it's very easy to shape and it looks a lot thicker than the other dolls' hair.

 

And, oh, I am SO glad she has perfect eyes! I was feeling a bit discouraged because my recent purchases have all been dolls with wonky eye paint (Apple, Raven, I'm looking at you). I'm just so glad I got lucky on this one.

 

I'm still expecting two more packages. One will show up by maybe next week.

This photo goes back to mid June of 2009. After all the time that has passed, I can't remember which owlet this was - the older one, or the youngest one that fell out of the nesting tree and remained down on the ground for maybe 8-10 days. I think it is perhaps the older of the two owlets. Mom's face looked so black - must have been from all the dried blood after feeding her two little ones. Though it looks like these owls were low down, they were in fact on quite a high branch. The light was not good, as you can tell : )

 

LOL, I'm paying the price for trying to cross a tiny creek yesterday morning. I just knew it was a tiny bit wider than I felt comfortable with. However, it was either jump or cross via several small rocks that could have been treacherously slippery. Either my jump was a bit too short or else the ice-grabbers on my winter boots caught the edge of the snowy bank, but I landed really heavily on my knees - which I always have problems with, so this was not a good thing! So, now I have two swollen, stiff and very painful knees - and I've been watching more TV than I ever normally do, avoiding having to climb upstairs to my computer : )

 

Later: it has been bothering me ever since I typed the above. So, I feel I must add that I am thankful for the pain in my knees after my fall, because it means that I HAVE two legs - something that so many people in Haiti can't say, after their devastating earthquake. My heart is with them.

I still feel new to this 'parenting' thing, in some ways... there are still 'firsts' to yet be experienced and this is one of them. This photo was taken a short while after hearing from my teen son, who is getting into dating, that he asked a girl he knows to be his girlfriend today... she said yes.

 

I do wonder how this will go for him. I know dating can be fun, but too it can lead to heartbreak. I think I have prepped him in some ways... told him that between now and adult life he will probably date many so don't look at this one as the only one... it is very likely only the start. Too... I don't want him to be too fickle and not take time to get to know people ... I don't want him to be the one that dates many and comits to no one. I hope he can find the middle ground... and be a decent person to those he chooses to date and spend time with. I think hubby and I have set good examples.

This showerhead is located in a cottage at the Racebrook Lodge in Sheffield, MA. My mom took this picture. This picture was taken on June 18, 2010.

This is the shortest my hair has been in over 10 years, hey.

This is about the good memories, the fate and future of the story.

This wooden tap handle is 24.5cm tall, and was for Straub Beer, of St. Mary's PA.

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