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By le Hollandais · Posted
This is exactly why I mess my diaper only when I'm home alone for several hours. -
I WAS building my "around the walls N scale "EMPIRE" in 2003....had the framework mounted to the walls and to START had a 15' x anywhere from 40" to 32, on 3 different levels (1 hidden) as I want the scenery to DOMINATE the trains, as it does in real life.....next leg was 1 "mere" 12' X 30". with more of a wider angle in the corners, with the track plan built in for an anthracite coal breaker on an 8' x 28" island with walls, making the scenery look DEEP that were to be removable for work on that section and then a 30' x 20" to as small as 10" which was going to be the lead into the storage bin (huge yard) and eventually, once that was done, my recreation of Campbell's Ledge which overlooks Coxton Yard of the Lehigh Valley RR with the time period of 1950-1960 (PRE Erie Lackawanna merger) and i had begin building the track framework, adding supports for STEEP mountain scenery with "edge of breaker yards" on the track with a backdrop of the remote breakers located all throughout the Wyoming Valley in NE PA until the demise of the industry from the mid 1950s onwards.....EVENTUALLY the plan was to have it around the walls of my entire basement as we had at one point 7 class 1 RRs within about a 7-8 mile radius, with 5 within a 2 miles radius (LV, Lackawanna, erie, Delaware & Hudson, CNJ and into the mid 50s when they went out of business, the New York Ontario & Western (wasn unsure if I was going to model their interchange with the LV or not, which would make 6 in a 2 mile radius!) but of course, on Jan 18, 2004, life as I knew it came to an end...after 2 years of not being well enough to do anything with it, i took all of the framework off of the walls, HOPING to one day, resurrect it...until the wife's name is off of the house? NO CHANCE. That is the BEAUTY of N scale! Scenery DOMINATING the railroad, my recreation of campbell's Ledge (marks the uppermost reaches of the Wyoming Valley and is a PROMINENT area landmark) was going to be 40" tall, and go all the way around an outside bend of my old coal bin with "Coxton Yard right between the ledge, small 2 lane road, several houses and then the Susquehanna River with my recreation of the yard being VERY selectively compressed, no more than 16 tracks. 1 mile east of that yard the Lackawanna's Bloomsburg Branch (Literally was on a 20' tall fil/embankment behind my back yard growing up) crossed the LV's passenger main to Wilkes-Barre at grade, which was to be the "highlight" of that layout although again, after the crossing and interchange, the rest of the "Bloom" would have to had been sistered with the LV trackage lest I box myself out of accessing the far back wall if I was to make it "prototypical"! The good is that over the years, I bought HUNDREDS of RR History books, have countless actual photos to try to recreate and I have over 100 locomotives (including leased ones that ran in that period) more high end track as well as materials for hand laying small segments for highlight features and I have to have between 700-1000 high end freight cars, MOST period correct. I HOPE to one day be able to build this....but have no idea if I ever will. -
By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
After Ana told her little girl about the plan for today, but Alice looked at her bit scared she didn't really know Camilla, she seemed nice but at the same time she did try and force this life on Madison. But Madison was also given a lot more choices and privileges than she had. Alice thought hard about this only for Ana to put a hand on for her little girl's diaper and giving a slight pats, immediately taking Alice out of her thoughts and making her look at her. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Down in the kitchen Camilla was busy making a nice pancake breakfast for everyone, it was nice to have people over as the house was big and it sometimes felt a little too big for Camilla, so having more people over helped with that. "Oh good morning princess, did you sleep well?" Camila asked that she saw Madison who gave her a nice warm hug when Camilla opened up about the crib she smiled and her wet diaper, "Its good that you enjoyed it, just so you know you can still sleep in your big girl bed if you want to I just want you to sleep in the crib a few nights. Also I don't want you getting out of the crib by yourself I don't want my little girl to get any boo boos if she accidentally falls." Camilla said as she put the last bit of pancakes on her animal being shot Good plates, after that was done Camilla picked Madison up and gave her little girl a hug, "I'm super proud of my little girl for going potty in her diaper. Now do you want Mommy to change you or do you want Auntie Ana to change you?" -
By le Hollandais · Posted
So true. After 47 years of marriage, I've learned just to sit there, nod my head at the appropriate time, and let it go with a sympathetic sigh. And the subject gets changed...just like that. -
I know it does. I was an electrical design engineer for 21 years. It was my job to know all about lighting and power. Blue light color (5000 to 8000 kelvin) interrups the pre-melatonin production that occurs within your eyeballs. Well, not production exactly, but close enough for explaining it here. The natural melatonin your body produces is what helps you sleep. By disrupting it with blue light, you will have a hard time falling asleep. Blue light is also harder on our eyes. Better for focusing and detail recognition, much worse for low light conditions. It makes us adjust and focus our vision differently than with red or darker light (2400 to 3500 Kelvin). It's why our eyes need to refocus when the lighting changes abruptly. To literally convert how and what color of light we are seeing. It's way more than just light intensity. More technical if you want. We have two types of light receptors in the back of our eyes. The "rods" and "cones", which pick up different light wave lenghts (shorter light waves are blue, longer light waves are red). But the rods and cones don't work well in tandem, so our eyes automatically adjust to switch over. And constant switching back and fourth is quite bad for our vision. In fact, that refocusing is why our eyes start hurting after staring at a screen in the dark for too long. And why you're not supposed to look at your phone just before bed. And why car manufacturers with using "daylight" headlights are so blinding and bad for us at night. Blue light or Night Light filters can help us at night though. Most phones have them as a built-in option. So does Windows 10 & 11. We should all be using them, but most people don't even know they should be. Oh, fun fact. The exact shape of the cones in your eye receptors can affect color blindness. A narrower cone can't pick up the wider blue (or green) wavelength. This is what causes red-green blindness, and is also what all dogs have.
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