Monday, July 27, 2015

Took The Family To Pond Meadow Park


Mr. Wang took us all to Pond Meadow Park which is on the border of East Weymouth & Braintree.



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Friday, July 17, 2015

The Paper Indian Star Lamp in my Kimono Robe

Florence Scovel JewelryMy Vintage "Shirley of Hollywood" Kimono Robes
 (Made in USA 2000)
So, my robes have kinda been a thing with me for years, but I had hadn't felt the jazziness with them, so for a long long time, I wouldn't wear them in photos. But, when I was cold, I'd worn them in a few cellphone photos, or a few of my videos. And, because the robes are so old, in my head I thought people would tease me about them, but the opposite happened.

Several people asked me about the robes. I have one that is magenta, and the other that is blue. They are by Shirley of Hollywood and are vintage 2000, which I purchased online in 2001 after I graduated from college. It was the first time I'd ever purchased something online using credit that was my own money, from a "check card" which is just called "debits" today.
Also, in 2001 people were mostly afraid of using credit cards online, or buying things online... but, I'd already many times gotten gift cards, or other things since 1998 with no problems nor troubles.

Anyways, in 2013 I'd tried some experiments with the robes. Since, I liked the whole Boho Chic (which isn't actually anything new at all) I just went with it.

So, I've used these robes in several photo shoots.

These are from last summer in 2014.

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The Paper Indian Lamp

 I've had a store from about 2009-2012 (and have had my own businesses several times over) and one of the items my spouse insisted on selling were these paper lamps from India. I wasn't as crazy about them as he was, maybe because they seem like a kind of old Chinese paper artform... I was surprised how jazzed he was about them because they were not cheap, when they first came out of retail sale way back in the Bush Era, and didn't sell that well when he first got some, plus he's not very enthusiastic about anything from India, at all... ever... In Chinese, Indians are called "Yingdu" or "Ashan". Altho' it's not a derogatory, per se, many people in China call Indians "Ashan" in a not very nice tone. It's not something I can understand, because much Chinese ideas originated from India or Nepal which in Chinese is often called "The Western Heaven".

Anyways, the samples we had of these were rather nice. I used one for a long time that was blue, until we opened the store front, and he wanted a nice sample lamp. It actually sold, and so, we had many colors of these...

The only ones left, once we closed the store, were a few other ones, and several of the red ones... but, trying to hang them up, several ripped, which was strange because they are very sturdy. But, these red ones are really nice! They give off an orange red light, and are dim compared to the other lamps. Laos, this one is lined with yellow colored tissue paper, the others just have perforated decorative punched holes in them.

So, they give off a unique wash of color.

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Tuesday, June 16, 2015

North Weymouth Wessagussett Beach

I'm not sure if this is Wessagussett, or if it counts as Great Hill Park. I've still never been able to exactly figure out where Great hill Park is exactly, and it's so twitsy & turning that I get so befuddled. I've been trying to figure it out for over 5 years at least.

There's a strange looking stair case that is in ruins, that looks perhaps as tho' it might've been part of a dock or pier at some point in time, perhaps 20th Century? The concrete its constructed of is crumbling, and falling apart, and parts of the banister are missing. Did people, perhaps have car crashes down here, or boat crashes?

Free tibetan silver sample cards, 3pcs/set. Get it free !Beware, you might get vertigo because it's quite steep.














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After my daughter became lost in the enchanting warmth and frolicking in the waters, I started to have some back pain, so I walked over to a dry patch of sand to sit, which scared her, and she followed. Next thing I knew, she wanted to go home... and I was sun burnded all over my left arm very badly...

So, we went home, and then went to the pool....
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If you want to see more of the time we spent here check my Photography Blog.

See also:
* Flickr at THIS ALBUM
* PicsArt
* Instagram 


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