Her legs were joined together like a mermaid's tail.
After three surgeries in the last five years she has normal legs and is learning to walk.
Brave little girl.
Monday, May 03, 2010
The story of "little mermaid" girl
Milagros Cerron was born wit a birth defect.
Her legs were joined together like a mermaid's tail.
After three surgeries in the last five years she has normal legs and is learning to walk.
Brave little girl.
Her legs were joined together like a mermaid's tail.
After three surgeries in the last five years she has normal legs and is learning to walk.
Brave little girl.
Miss fat and beautiful moran baranes
The 22-year-old "heavy weight" beauty Moran Baranes, weighing in at 205 pounds, was crowned the title in "Fat and Beautiful" beauty pageant 2009 in Israel. Moran Baranes works as a security guard and enjoys painting and dancing.
This special annual "Fat and Beautiful" beauty pageant is only accept contestants with at least 176 lbs. The plus-size women from all over Israel competed in casual wear and evening gowns. Thinking how they look in swimsuit? Sorry, there was no swimsuit event in the competition.
This special annual "Fat and Beautiful" beauty pageant is only accept contestants with at least 176 lbs. The plus-size women from all over Israel competed in casual wear and evening gowns. Thinking how they look in swimsuit? Sorry, there was no swimsuit event in the competition.
Art of bones by francois robert
Francois Robert creates iconic shapes, using dozens of real human bones. He spends entire days on his knees, but the results are truly exceptional.
Francois has always been fascinated by skeletons, but it wasn’t until a day, in the mid 1990s, that he came face to face with one. He was at a yard sale, in Michigan, checking out some desks, for his office. He stumbled across three, two of which were empty,m and the third, with a complete human skeleton, inside. He took them all to his studio.
In 2007, as the recession began to think its teeth into the economy, Mr. Robert had so much time on his hands that he decided to turn to the skeleton in his closet. Because its parts were wired together, for educational purposes, the artist decided he needed one that could be broken down into pieces. So he traded his skeleton, for a box filled with 206 real human bones.
Since then, Francois Robert has been spending most of his days, on his knees, arranging even the tiniest bones into the right position, for the perfect shot. His collection is called “Stop the Violence”, and it was inspired by the author’s fear of death. He says “”The bones are something left behind, a form of memory, I try to treat that person on my studio floor with respect.
Francois has always been fascinated by skeletons, but it wasn’t until a day, in the mid 1990s, that he came face to face with one. He was at a yard sale, in Michigan, checking out some desks, for his office. He stumbled across three, two of which were empty,m and the third, with a complete human skeleton, inside. He took them all to his studio.
In 2007, as the recession began to think its teeth into the economy, Mr. Robert had so much time on his hands that he decided to turn to the skeleton in his closet. Because its parts were wired together, for educational purposes, the artist decided he needed one that could be broken down into pieces. So he traded his skeleton, for a box filled with 206 real human bones.
Since then, Francois Robert has been spending most of his days, on his knees, arranging even the tiniest bones into the right position, for the perfect shot. His collection is called “Stop the Violence”, and it was inspired by the author’s fear of death. He says “”The bones are something left behind, a form of memory, I try to treat that person on my studio floor with respect.
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