A phrase that the Oxford English Dictionary reports was first used in 1736. It means "to make an inventory of the merchandise, furniture, etc., in one's own possession, recording its quantity and present value, or to make a careful estimate of one's position with regard to resources, prospects, or the like."

Saturday, September 1, 2007

Labourers sweat it out.

Our apartment is surrounded by construction sites. Here is a glimpse of the labourers sweating it out, some flirting with danger at crazy altitudes.

From D80 Experiments


From D80 Experiments

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