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“…someone to support me, someone comfortable, someone who will listen to everything I say, and will be there to catch all my tears. Essentially, a bed is the greatest model of an idealistic love there is.”

I really should be working on an essay, but taking photos is so much more fun!

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These are some groovy swizzle sticks that I have handing around…makes me want a cocktail or a “cat-tail! lol

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I think it might be time to get my bicycle out again! Although after spending the winter on my balcony I wouldn’t be surprised if all of the gears seize!

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If you could have seen her eyes you would see that she was glaring at me. If looks could kill!

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Taken this morning as I was waiting for my bus to school. Perhaps a time traveller from the 1970’s?

Taken with my iphone

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Free Will Astrology

Libra (week of March 4 2010)

Temple Grandin is a successful autistic person. Diagnosed at an early age, she nevertheless went on to earn a PhD in Animal Science and became a bestselling author whose work has led to notable improvements in the humane treatment of livestock. Although she acknowledges that her autism has caused her problems, she also believes it gives her abilities that non-autistic people don’t have. For example, her extreme sensitivity and extraordinary visual memory are at the root of her unique insights into the needs of animals. If there were an instant cure for her autism, she says, she wouldn’t take it. She’s an advocate of neurodiversity. Now here’s my question for you, Libra: Do you have a supposed weakness or disability that’s actually an inherent part of one of your special talents? Celebrate and cultivate it this week.

Left: Geekgirly
Right: Lani

This is the collaboration between *Lani and I for “The Divine Diptych Project.”

This is a diptych project by a group of female photographers who have known each other a long time on Flickr. The project matchs two of us together each week with a different theme to interpret how we want, on an individual basis. We then create a diptych using each of our photographs. The only thing Lani and I agreed upon before we shot our images this week was that we would both shoot in B&W and portrait style.

We are both quite happy with the end result as we think that both images together tell an interesting story.

The results of the collabrations are being posted on a blog, which you can find here …

divinediptychproject.blogspot.com/

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Ha! It’s me!

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A little macro shot of some coasters.