a bit bigger on flickr.
on the left: on my way home from a fun visit with the down to earth jenifer of sprout studio.
so fun to see all your feet photos! keep em coming!
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- 5/05: Now Is the Time to Open Your Heart by Alice Walker
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- 2/05: Four Souls by Louise Erdrich
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16 comments:
I have posted monday's and Tuesday's feet on my blog. This is Fun.
Here is the link http://absolutfeli.typepad.com/lifeinmono/2007/09/a-week-of-feet-.html
Do you have a Flickr Photo pool or group for this meme?
hi shash.
am enjoying this week so much. my photo is here
I love the idea of participating in a collaborative blogger photo project and have wanted to do so for some time. This past weekend I had some fun taking feet pictures. mine is on my blog here.
Ah, sidewalk. I haven't seen any in ages. :0)
Spanish authorities
accuse 14-year-old of terrorism:
!!Documentary Campaign!!!
Spanish authorities have prosecuted a child for terrorism! Incredible but true!
14-year-old Èric Bertran e-mailed companies requesting labeling in
Catalan language, using the "Phoenix" monicker from the Harry Potter
books. The Spanish police accused him of organizing an Al Qaeda cell.
The authorities took him all the way to the Spanish High Court.
From August 27 to September 2, we're getting the word out, through
blogs, press releases, and other media. Here's the idea: We want this
film about the Èric Bertran case to be seen as many times as possible
from September 3rd to 9th, so that it ends up ranking in the "most
watched" circuit.
Through this coordinated effort, with the help of new communications
and information technologies, we hope to get some international
coverage of this case, and the true deficit of democracy in the
Spanish State, as well as the fact that the Catalan people are now
demanding their right to define themselves as a sovereign nation.
The documentary has been uploaded to YouTube in five parts. Here's the
link to the first part of the video, for the purposes of the mass
viewing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIiRFSCgGu4
Read more about the bogus terrorism charge at: www.victoralexandre.cat
Juvenile Èric Bertran was prosecuted for demanding labelling in Catalan language, a right given to him by the Spanish Constitution. This is a democratic state within modern Europe?
Watch the video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3666585673568780060&hl=en
Or, see the film in 5 parts on YouTube, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIiRFSCgGu4
There's even a play! http://www.ericielfenix.cat/
had so much fun visiting too shash :) my feet photos for sat & sun are up, but i'm behind on the others!! love this idea; so good!
your post makes me miss the city. but i love feet week. and a true testament to this is that i posted tonight - even being computered-out that i am!
so fun are the feet.
xo,
holly
found your site via shari...finished my knitted socks over the weekend. then i saw your feet week and voila! a photo for your week of feet. :)
Thanks for visiting, I just ordered Miss Rumphius from Amazon as i had never heard of it, but was intrigued. I could take feet photographss forever I reckon. x
Hi Shash, Thank soooo much for hosting feet week!! I never knew how intriguing a subject this could be! You can find mine here...
http://shadesofjoan.typepad.com/(wish I knew how to post the link the other way... wah!!)Can't wait to see tomorrows!!
how could one ever tire of feet photos? i not only snap many of my own, but i like to capture other people's feet when they're not looking too. do you think this is a problem?
what fun this is!! love this photo...
I am also 'on the move' for tuesday's pic...
I'm joining in with some feet fun!
Oops, forgot to include my site's address :D
www.handmadelove.typepad.com
Hi there, just jumping in. What a fantastic idea, feet week! I'm excited to participate and see all the wonderful "feet" photos. :)
www.noddyboom.typepad.com
Er, better late then never...just put a couple up here. But now I'm wishing they were more artistic, like Shari's. Will try to improve as the week goes on.
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