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Afternoon clean-up duty ~ Wat Klang Wiang
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Polaroid SLR 680 SE/Polaroid Color 600
Marla was a very sick dog when we got her in 2014. She was dramatically underweight, she had several infections, and she had gastrointestinal issues for a long time that would lead to her throwing up frequently. Also, she would rapid-fire sneeze, and scratch all the time. She would chew on her legs until it made her fur patchy and lick her paws raw. Most of this has been taken care of by keeping her on a tightly controlled diet, spacing out when she eats and regular vet visits, however, she still has a very sensitive stomach and bad allergies. So every morning and every evening we give her half a Pepcid pill and half an allergy pill. Here is Beth Ann giving them to her before bed. Over time Marla has gotten better at swallowing the pills, probably because she knows that she’ll immediately get a treat afterward.
lots of pushing, shoving and other things were done to get all evened up well enough to start putting in screws and studs that went through the frame and into the ground about three feet - looks pretty shaky, in the beginning!
Gaydon British Motor Museum Classic Commercial Vehicle Rally 8/9th August 2020. We took Red Robbo, the 1987 Maestro mail van along to play with some of his old friends you can see in this set.
i don't know; i was torn between big fancy make-up, and knowing that it would probably make me kind of uncomfortable. in the end, i waited until it was too late to do anything but my basic make-up (eyeliner, mascara and some lip stain), and if i had to do it again, i would have found a better place to get ready so i could have made more time for primping. we were busy until the last possible second, and the spot i picked for us to get dressed wasn't as private as i would have liked.
Olympus 35 RC + Olympus Zuiko 42mm F/2.8
Kodak Tmax 100 / D-76 1+0 @ 7:30 min at 20º
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My plan was when I graduated from USC School of SW to get a truck and get "my" dog, a black Cane Corso. Well I graduated with honors, got my truck but can't get the dog because I "inherited" an 8-year-old Chihuahua when my parents passed away. This is still the dog I will get whenever the "old lady" as daycare calls her crosses the Rainbow Bridge. FYI, Chihuahua have an average life expectancy of 15+ years.
Around 1920, John Singer Sargent was commissioned to decorate the dome of the MFA's rotunda with murals and bas-relief sculptures. They were restored a few years ago. This view from the lower rotunda (the balcony is the upper rotunda) shows how beautiful and well-proportioned they are.
At the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
what a good dog. Hubby & I dressed up for a silly picture... and Aubrey was just minding her own business when I invited her into the chair (shock of all shockers) and dresses her up... she had the honor of sitting in the chair so she didn't protest and let me play dress up with her. :)
This is Hilda and William, a hippo and bird that are in love. I just love what seem like at first mismatched lovers. Stitched with backstitch and statin stitch.
The streaks at the top of the frame are raindrops falling toward me, which were lit up by nearby stage lights at the zoo. For the astronomers in the audience, this illustrates why meteor showers appear to radiate from a point in the sky: they are approaching from a far distance, the vanishing point, and depending on various motions, that point is in a different place in the sky. Drivers in snow can see the same thing.
(Staff Photos/Amherst College, Office of Public Affairs) Amherst College seniors are photographed at the photo booth set up during the annual Senior Dinner, at LeFrak Gymnasium, on the Amherst College campus in Amherst, Mass., Wednesday night, May 7, 2014.