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This table is meant to be an Arts & Crafts table. I added a light table into the top and there will be drawers for supplys.
Materials:
Leftover douglas fir, Wheels are reclaimed from Weirdstuff
Since I had the day off, I played backyard tourist at Gilgal Garden in SLC. The area is a pseudo-park behind the Hostess factory. The air smells of bread.
From the literature obtained at the park:
"The garden contains 12 original sculptural arrangements and over 70 stones engraved with scriptures, poems and philosophical texts."
In a phrase, it's damn weird.
These two drinks vending machines are the first ones I've seen in Hong Kong (let alone Hong Kong Island) that don't accept Octopus cards as a payment method.
And yet more pictures with that blue tram. Funnily enough, it never did stop following us. Oh well. Not that it mattered.
I thought this was weird when I pulled out the ice cube tray ... does anyone know why ice cubes sometimes do this?
I was in this store and I saw this 'road kill' cat and it reminded me of Brandi. So Brandi, this picture is for you.
Perhaps Roswell and/or the Bear Committee should sign up these two from the departures lounges at SYD for some missions to take over the world.
[QF117 SYD to WLG]
Or is it? What's it doing in the middle of Kowloon City with mooring ropes and an anchor? Whatever the case, it's another shopping gimmick.
From my room. I realised I had only posted ones of below my room window and of the overbridge, so here's an alternative view. The building closest with two or three lights on is the top of the local fire station's married quarters, across the road in Fat Kwong Street.
Day in the life of Lawrence Atienza moments via iPhone Instagram. follow me on Instagram at LAmoments ift.tt/1z7IsVN or go to ift.tt/1iJkwdG to see my portrait and wedding work and ift.tt/1fyK4Qt for more commercial/editorial/high fashion images