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Last login: 4 hours agoJanineFlynn: Janine is a 47 year old woman from England, UK.; Likes 507 pages, 22 videos, 203 photos • 94 fans • Received 27 reviews; Member since Mar 25, 2008

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http://www.your-guide-to-gifts-for-horse-lovers.com/images/pearls-150x135.gif: 1:25pm 1 review jewelry
http://www.your-guide-to-gifts-for-horse-lovers.com/images/pearls-150x135.gif; 'Our lives are strings, our task to add pearls'

Read more here... Aliasinkhorn

Many thanks to my 'fiend' Aliasinkhorn for assisting with solving the formatting issues
:D

ehon, illustrated book: Katsushika Taito, Banshoku zuko: 1:09pm 1 review arts
http://www.degener.com/5019-27a.HTM; The epitome of distillation...

        Ah me! I am one
                  who spends his little
                  breakfast
        Morning-glory gazing

From this page... Haiku of Basho

(got to have a pretty picture to go with that; fingers crossed I'm not being too ambitious!)

http://content.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/hb1d5nb3kz?query=&query-join=and: 9:21am 1 review arts
http://content.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/hb1d5nb3kz?query=&query-join=and; Another example of omitting the superfluous to accent the essential. Very basically, the wood block is a 'line drawing' embellished by areas of flat colour and pattern that create a sense of solidity to the form (another reminiscent of Klimpt?). Japanese wood block print by Hanagoyomi c 1848.

Pablo Picasso - Deux Femmes Se Reposant - Artwork details at artnet: 8:39am 1 review drawing
http://www.artnet.com/artwork/425462513/1028/pablo-picasso-deux-femmes-se-rep...; A different sort of 'patching'; omission of the superfluous reveals the essential. Deux Femmes Se Reposant by Picasso

Picasa Web Albums - Snow - Aerial Photos...: 5:50am 2 reviews photography
http://picasaweb.google.com/tonky58/AerialPhotosFromAroundTheWorld/photo; I'm being haunted lol!

You Are a Maze

You can be confusing, tiring, and deceptive. But at the end of it all, you're sweet.

You believe there are many ways to get to an answer...

And you are willing to explore every single one of them!

What Kind of Puzzle Are You?

Photo is Longleat Hedge Maze - ariel photography by 'Snow'

Error - Victoria and Albert Museum: Jul 22, 4:25pm 1 review arts
http://images.vam.ac.uk/indexplus/result.html?_IXFIRST_=16&_IXSS_=_IXFIRST_=1...; This ivory netsuke is 5.4 cm tall. Brownie points to the Victoria & Albert museum for their website; not only do they have a far superior site with far more information and excellent photography of their exhibits, the images will zoom to larger that life size for a better idea of the detail.

(The photo will link to the correct page - for some unknown reason the page thumbnail links to an error page)

Hippo Ivory Carving Man with Dragon - Netsuke, Netsuke, Ivory, Cultural, Netsuke…: Jul 22, 4:13pm 1 review arts
http://www.atlantaantiquegallery.com/wsm/i-6157_hippo_ivory_carving_man_with_...; Hippo ivory netsuke (don't shoot me - it's on an antiques site), man with dragon. Doesn't provide the dimensions unfortunately and as it's for sale the link will probably fail at some point. There is a block on photoblogging it too. Don't bother looking at this one - I'll find a better one elsewhere.