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infinity pool that also has floating pool basketball. there is also no railing so you can literally step off the porch
black fuzzy small dog mix putting paws up on your knee while you pee like hello helll hello hello
nextdoor post, with a pic of normal chicken tenders M. H. Philadelphia, PA • 16h • Just order from Gino's at 7326 Frankford Ave. This is just two of the chicken tenders they delivered to us. They should be ashamed of themselves for serving burnt food. We called and complained to no avail. We will never order from them again even though we were loyal customers.
email subject line: the veggie - the saucy
scene from Zabriskie Point where kids are causing trouble and running away and she’s saying “hey come back” and they’re saying “no” which is honestly incredible dialogue. i laughed
multicolor tomatoes halved and placed cut side down on a baking sheet in a tight arrangement with parchment paper. they have a pretty red gold beaded appearance
stuffed otter holding a card in my lap. the card is written in a child’s handwriting and says: Food: clams, kelp, little fish Water: Salt Water games: tag hide and seek. sleep time two hours a day helper: linky!
sun setting orange with gray clouds over beach town
a single narrow brick apartment building stands too tall between several fenced overgrown lots. a parking lot with a well kept planter in the foreground, church to the left, side of the gym to the right, sunsetting sky in the background
a krapf brand bus that says “come for philadelphia stay for philly”
cover of eve 6 horrorscope with blue hair anime babe and parental advisory sticker
Is Buttermilk Available at Trader Joe’s? Does Trader Joe’s Sell Buttermilk? Welcome to this informative article that aims to answer your burning question: Does Trader Joe’s sell buttermilk? Trader Joe’s is a popular grocery store known for its unique and high-quality products. In this article, we will explore whether or not Trader Joe’s offers buttermilk, a versatile ingredient that is commonly used in cooking and baking. What is Buttermilk? Before we dive into the availability of buttermilk at Trader Joe’s, let’s first understand what buttermilk actually is. Buttermilk is a tangy and creamy dairy product that is traditionally made by fermenting milk with lactic acid bacteria. It is often used as an ingredient in various recipes, such as pancakes, biscuits, and dressings, due to its tangy flavor and ability to add moisture and tenderness to baked goods. Trader Joe’s: A Unique Grocery Store Trader Joe’s is known for its unique and high-quality products that are often difficult to find in other grocery stores. The store takes pride in offering a wide range of specialty items, including organic and gluten-free options. The aisles of Trader Joe’s are filled with an assortment of products that cater to different dietary preferences and culinary adventures.
camera being held as i walk slowly over to my dog who is lying prone on the floor because he soooo tiwed. frost children song playing loudly in background
Weird question? 😂 Im genuinely wondering if liking feet (foot fetish ) is heredity only cause I’ve seen it on several occasions 😅
foot in climbing show, there’s a small scrape on the ankle ouch owwie
fisher price toy where it spins and does barn noises. all the animals look vaguely evil esp the horsecow off to the side
lil black dog with so little hair looking nonplussed on a purple blue and yellow rug
cookie cake with an odd trapezoid cut out it of the side. it’s neither on a square grid nor along the angles of a pizza slice it’s just some bullshit
child and grandfather driving a tractor on the driveway in preparation for clearing some brush. they’re hollering and hooting
orange sun setting over the hills with a tall pine in front
furry black beast with way too much fur looking defiant on my lap with a tinge of teenage petulance. i’m laughing at him from behind but all you can see is my eyes
electricity spirit tree (?) in the black lodge from twin peak
in a wood paneled porch, alex with messy curly hair and a navy and pink flannel holding what might be a black dog if you could see past the just enormous amount of shaggy black and grey fur
small black dog looking up at the orange moon above a little hillock. there’s a pond to the side and it’s twilight. a pine branch hangs down from above
a pineapple glass and a textured clear glass with umbrellas in them
half bowl of dog food, which has been eaten down the middle for some reason
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start of a green v3 where you sort of running jump barn door yourself and if you don’t commit to stopping that momentum girl you know it’s gonna just keep going around
yellow v4 slab route that goes over two green “features” such that you tip toe across and try to hold on with fingernails and i die
used copy of korn self titled album in vinyl with sharpie on it saying it’s a rare 2014 pressing and that it costs 115 dollars. parental advisory explicit lyrics
headline saying EMERSON HANCOCK will be part of piggyback plan Saturday, LOGAN GILBERT will be piggybacked saturday
Wikipedia link for "List of penguins" it's purple
painting in rainbow colors with the name Lexi outlined in white
a GHOST 👻 bar at philadelphia citizens bank park
lego baby. it’s small
lil black dog sitting politely at the door looking in
black dog being very shaggy and lazy on the porch with an ear flipped inside out. next to a pink flowering plant in a gray pot
cover of the lilac people by milo todd, showing a pastel sky over a field of grain with a man in green suspenders walking through
black furry dog looking. up at the counter with chicken rice on it
pizza pringles can on store shelf. above the chip is a sort of sauce chip and it’s wet but also solid
sweet potato black bean chili in the slow cooker
part of chocolate chips bag that says 2x morsels*
lots and lots of lyra’s art from this year which is individually delightful but collectively intimidating and space-occupying
text from “the absolute at large” in chapter 10. thoughts. "You ought to come and join us." "Oh, of course," cried Mr. Bondy; and in his mind he said, "A nice girl like this! It's a shame." "Why is it a shame?" asked Ellen gently. "Oh, come, Ellen," protested Bondy. "You are a thought-reader. That isn't fair. If people were to read each other's thoughts they could never decently associate with one another. It's very indiscreet of you to know what I am thinking." "What am I to do?" said Ellen. "Everyone who knows God has
faded yellow NUTS TO YOU storefront sign over the sidewalk. a pistachio is depicted eating the N U for some reason
opening of "from traveler to tourist: the lost art of travel", a chapter from "the image" by daniel boorstin. full chapter text at: https://www.scribd.com/document/764836097/Boorstin-From-Traveler-to-Tourist-The-Lost-Art-of-Travel
promotional shot for six days seven nights starring anne heche and harrison ford
scared small black fuzzy thing panting at u
captcha but everything is cut off and zoomed in weird it’s all fucked
small furry black dog standing calmly next to my feet on the porch and looking at me. thinking about thos olives
cobalt blue stand mixer with the little silver piece on the front that says “kitchenaid” removed. it’s held on by a little twisty handle thing. there’s a hole in the machine of unclear purpose
Cisco's major competitor. It's all about enlightened self-interest. The point has been made often that donating computers (which quickly become obsolete, which require lots of training, which run hypnotic or boring software of debatable utility for kids) to schools is not such a Swell Thing in itself, if other basics are lacking (fair compensation for good teaching; books and art supplies and musical instruments and lab equipment and proper teacher-student ratios); but a larger one perhaps has not. Although it is certainly not up to high tech to fix everything that is broken with public education, there really might be more community value in funding a story-telling hour at a local library than in donating a computer involving complex database operations that confuse pa-trons, vex librarians, and may not help people find what they need. Funding field trips to the tide pools at Pescadero may be of far greater value, pedagogically and developmentally, than throwing stale repetitive educational (or worse, "edutainment") software at kids. Conservatives rightfully complain that the liberal solution of throwing money at problems doesn't work; but neither does the technolibertarian solution of throwing technology at problems. You can spot technology cats thinking about their dead rats everywhere. Since technologists believe so ardently in the value of the dead rats they've created and can point to jobs and wealth and export dollars created, they may feel they have already made their contribution to society. Unlike those who make their money from speculation (arbs and brokers, whether of currencies or square feet of office space), technologists feel they've created something con-crete, so that no atonement (if that's what philanthropy is) need be made, no guilt money paid. Despite the fact that the net effect of much technology is to eliminate jobs without necessarily improving productivity, many technologists teel a sense of artisanal/good farmer self-justification, that
baked cake, the batter halfway covers the berries now
cake that is mostly strawberries on top with a tiny little bit of cake underneath in a 9x13 tin
Reminder for Thank You
small black cute dog looking at you like “bring me to vote, let me vote” fat chance bub
a hanging folder labeled “lyra’s spy binder” with walkie talkies and spy spirals
dog burying its face in my arm