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Hello scrappy friends! Are you looking for a way to use your stash? Well, every Thursday at My Scraps & More is Throwback Thursday and we d...

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Throwback Thursday - Humbleness Furuya Sensei posted this to his Daily Message on May 14, 2002. The leaf at the top of the tree does not know the shape or function of the root deep in the ground, yet its life is dependent upon it. There are many things in this world we don't know about, yet we are

Throwback Thursday - Mindfulness Furuya Sensei posted this to his Daily Message on May 2, 2002. Mindfulness means to "pay attention," - paying attention carefully to everything that we do and think is paying attention to the world at large. . . . . In a dojo, practice to be awar

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https://www.facebook.com/vickihollowayquilting/photos/a.1583300675016002.1073741828.1581449745201095/1918461098166623/?type=3&theater   This week I wanted to share a throwback to the beginning of the month. I spend an afternoon making these marbled fabric with my best quilty friends! I have never done anything like this before and I was so glad that all the supplies were in the class! I wanted to try this…

Furuya Sensei posted this to his Daily Message on October 20, 2004. Connecting with the opponent is not simply at the moment of attack or throughout the technique but one must consider the connection one makes before contact and after the throw is completed. Initially, people make the mental conn

Furuya Sensei posted this to his Daily Message on February 1, 2002.   When it comes time to make a crucial decision in our lives, it is already too late. Commitment to how we live and where we want to take our lives must be determined in our hearts long beforehand, so that when the cr

So apparently, any blogger worth her salt is posting Throwback Thursday photos today. This blogger here isn't particularly down with the kids though. I signed up to Instagram once. About 2 years ago. I'm yet to post a picture. Really must get around to that. See also: Twitter and Whatsapp. But never one to want…

I found this picture in the depths of my computer, and I decided I would do a blog post on it. I absolutely loved when I did my nails like this, and I think the polish combination is stunning. First, I primed my nails with "Sheerly Artistic" by Finger Paints, then I used two coats…

Hallowe'en 1998 and it is raining at Dublin Heuston Station. KD 240 is with a 91 to the City Centre. This route ran on an adhoc basis, providing extra capacity to the 90 but not going all the way to Dublin Connolly. KD 240 was based at Conyngham Road and was delivered new between 1982/83. One thing to note in this photo is the ticket machine beside the bus. Free standing ticket machines were, and still are, rare for Dublin Bus. The other notable location that had a ticket machine was Dublin Airport, and there is still one there today. The one in Heuston is no longer there, with most people using Leap cards nowadays. However back in 1998 the vast majority of users were paying cash to the driver. These machines that allowed you to buy a ticket before boarding the bus were a curiosity of their time. 31/10/1998

It's March 1988. Dublin Bus is just over a year old and a smart looking D 540 is seen on Eden Quay. The bus was fifteen years old at this point, having been delivered new to Phibsborough in 1973. However in 1987 it moved to Ringsend where it stayed until withdrawn in 1991. The bus is seen on Ringsend route 15B. This operated from Eden Quay to Ballyroan, although in later years it went to Whitechurch and currently goes to Stocking Avenue. 15/03/1988

Emma over at My Creative Time is hosting a this year's first Throwback Thursday. The rules for this challenge is to pull out one of your ol...

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It is 1987 and Dublin Bus is nine months old. D 610 is seen on O'Connell Street picking up passengers as it operates a 13 from Ballymun. The bus was delivered new to CIE in 1974 and was withdrawn by Dublin Bus in 1992. This was one of 238 buses built by VanHool McArdle. The first (D 603) was built in Belgium but the rest were built in Dublin at Inchicore. Although they were withdrawn from public service by the mid-1990s, some had an extended career on the City Tour. These lasted until Olympians took over in the early 2000s. Route 13 has always been a busy route as it connects the large residential area of Ballymun with the City Centre. The route and its variations have had a number of terminii around the city over the years such as Palmerston Park and Merrion Square, but in 2010 it was merged with some of the 51s and extended to Grange Castle. O'Connell Street, 17/11/1987

A festive Throwback Thursday from 1985. KD 90 is seen parked in the yard at Skerries Station. It is dressed for route 33 and the picture is taken on Christmas Day. It has hard to imagine now, but up until the early 1980s there were bus services provided for part of Christmas Day. No doubt the main impetus was to bring people to and from church, but it also allowed people to travel around the city and visit friends or relatives. At the time this photograph was taken, KD 90 was about four years old. Although the 33 was operated out of Summerhill Garage, close to Dublin City Centre, there was an outstation here at Skerries for a few buses. This meant buses could start or finish here and not have to run empty back to Dublin, 35 kilometres away. The ad on the side of the bus is for CDL coal distributors. These were taken over by Bord na Mona in 1995. Skerries, 25/12/1985

GOOD MORNING my sweet friends & welcome back to another "Throwback Thursday!" Today is the day that my team & I create projects using...