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We are in Houston to finalise my sons cancer treatment. We are going to be here for around two months. It is the best place in the world to treat my sons cancer and we are thankful to have a resourceful health system in Denmark that enables us to go to USA to get him treated.
This is the view from the apartment that we have rented C-:
Memorial day parade briiiight and early. Went and got ice cream afterwards with emma, then came home and took a lovely two hour nap.
Did some shopping with my mom and went out to the cemetary with some of my family.
Thanks to Oat for the invite out to Little Bay and allowing me to get a few shots of the models that he had arranged. Go large on Black
...and tea for two....but as it was Michael and Rosemary then in all likelihood it was coffee.
Taken at cave restaurant tagoror - outside was stunning bright sunshine and indoors was lit darkness, Michael and Rosemary had found a shaded seat outside.
Two butterflies land on the same flower in the Butterfly Garden at the Bronx Zoo.
More photos from the Bronx Zoo are in my set
TWO USN MEN SERVING UNDER JFK 1962
A good friend and I thought it would be cool to see how the Japanese celebrated New Year's Eve in Tokyo. At the time, trench coats were popular and we were dressed to the teeth, wanting to make a good impression on our host nation.
This photo was shot by a pedestrian who volunteered to take our photo with my Petri. It was New Year's afternoon of 1961. We ended up at an upscale establishment and felt a trifle uncomfortable until we had consumed a bit of sake. Before the evening was over, many of the Japanese in the club were in good moods and we were all toasting to a new and prosperous New Year. It was a memorable evening and our New Year's toasts became a reality as Japan became an economic super power and my friend received a commission and orders to flight school.
In the Navy of the 60s, on-site commissioning was standard proceedure and it happened frequently in our squadron. My good friend was a specialist in intelligence matters and flight simulators.
Within a few weeks after this photo was taken, my friend traded in his enlisted dress blues with second-class petty officer chevrons and became a commissioned officer, a Lieutenant Junior-Grade, United States Navy.
He then headed off to flight school in Pensacola, Florida. I have not seen him since. Hopefully, he had a great and safe career as a Naval Aviator. He has always remained foremost in my mind as an admirable example of how making serious and dedicated plans in youth will affect one's future success in accomplishments of one's goals.
Cheers to you, my friend, wherever you might have landed.
In 1976 Two Guys celebrated 30 years in business. This is an ad from that time featuring some fashions from that era.
I had originally planned to use these images as part of a college project called "Desolate" on my second year, but then changed my idea to use a male smoking which fit the criteria I was heading towards better.
I shot this in Two Tree Island, a barren bit land by a harbour just off Leigh-On-Sea. It was the perfect location to do a photoshoot with overcast weather and the rugged landscape. I had asked the model to wear a formal dress, but add a punk edge to it (the lace tights, Dr Marten's boots and thick make-up). I did a simple edit on this to enhance the models skin, the overcast sky and the whole tone of the image, just to make it stand out more.
Two toads in the hands of a 15 year old boy. The boys went toad hunting and crawdad hunting. They let the toads go free but had a feast of the crawdads.
Here's my tribute to Breast Cancer Awareness Month (and probably the closest I'll ever get to nude in a 365...). My aunt has had two bouts with breast cancer but is an amazing survivor, as is D's mom. I've always had this weird feeling that I'll get it eventually since cancer has run so rampant in my family.
As important to me as other women's issues are, I surprise myself that I haven't gotten more active on this one. Hmmm... I think I'll go make a donation right now.
This Remnant of the Historic Bankhead Highway is just East of Baird, Texas. Maybe when it was built ca. 1928 it was not refered to as an Interstate Highway but indeed it was as it connected Washington, DC with San Diego, CA. By contrast IH20, seen in the backgound, has a speed limit of 75 MPH while a Motorist on the Bankhead would have averaged 20 MPH. More info:
A national exhibition of beer and food for which nearly 50 attending American 'craft' breweries poured two of their beers, matching each with one food item.
Washington, D.C. (Mellon Auditorium), USA.
16 May 2008.
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▶ Clipper City Brewing Company (of Baltimore, Maryland) demonstrated the versatility of beer's flavors by deliberately pouring only one beer —its Loose Cannon Hop3 Ale, an herbal, citrusy IPA (India Pale Ale)— and pairing it with three separate food items. Pictured (left to right):
☞ Cheese plate with
---> Meadow Creek Dairy (Galax, Virginia) Grayson raw milk washed-rind cheese (foreground)
---> Italian Tallegio (rear);
☞ Christopher Elbow (Kansas City, Missouri) citrus-infused chocolates (center rear);
☞ Beef-stuffed empanadas with spicy/sweet mango salsa (right).
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