Mick , I think this photo were taken in 1977 I hope I'm right Photo by Philippe Auliac
I’ve discussed introversion quite a bit on my blog, but today I want to get a little more specific and talk about INFJs. For anyone who doesn’t already know, the INFJ is one of the sixt…
These adorable pictures, taken by a tour guide in the Masai Mara National Reserve, in Kenya, show the calf tentatively taking its first steps just 30 minutes after being born.
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Oh boy. I can't even believe I'm hosting a birthday party in 3 days. I guess I've been a little distracted lately, because this seems to have sprung itself on me! Hope wanted a gymnastics themed birthday party this year (what a surprise), so after we booked the venue we knew we needed to make fun party invitations to match. The inspiration for these came from my friend Becky, who posted some paper doll photos on Instagram. I instantly knew this was the way to go-- bendy, flexy Hopes for a gymnastics bash! I began the process by sketching out a body for "Hope" on graph paper. My original idea was to have the doll large enough to print the party info on, but that ended up being a HUGE doll after you added all the limbs. After we found a body size we were happy with, we had some heads printed up and together we cut out the bodies. Hope added the glue with a paint brush and sprinkled the glitter. After the bodies dried overnight I poked the holes for her and she added the brads. We used separate cards for the party info. We used a stamp for the lines and Hope filled out the rest, using her fanciest handwriting. These were pretty fun and extremely time-consuming to make. After I thought we were finished, Hope INSISTED that the dolls needed hands and feet. That really was the most tedious job. Trimming around all of the fingers... let's just say I'm happy to be finished with that part. Every year we do a fun homemade invitation featuring Hope's head from that year on a card that matches the theme of her party. I really need to dig out some invitations from years past and do a little show and tell here on the blog!
You are sure to find some excellent inspiration here for all kinds of braids for short hair, from French braids to Dutch braids to cornrows, no matter your mood or the occasion.
Whether it’s the Left Bank, or Bloomsbury, or Sun Records in Memphis, the Cavern Club in Liverpool, or London’s King’s Road, there is always one location that becomes the focus for a new generation of artists, writers and musicians. In New York during the 1970s, this creative hub could be found in a venue called CBGBs where different bands came to play every night spearheading the punk and new wave movement and bringing about a small revolution which changed everything in its wake. Amongst the musicians, writers and artists who played and hung out at Hilly Kristal’s club at 315 Bowery were conceptual artists Bettie Ringma and Marc H. Miller. Bettie had come from from Holland to the US, where she met Miller—a writer and photographer whose passion was for telling “stories with pictures, with ephemera and with a few carefully chosen words.” Together they started collaborating on various multi-media and conceptual artworks. In late 1976, Marc and Bettie were drawn to the irresistible pull of creative energy buzzing out of CBGB’s. Most nights they went down to the venue and started documenting the bands and artists who appeared there: Our first photograph of Bettie...
After inheriting a bird-watching telephoto lens from a friend, New York-based photographer Arne Svenson embarked on an intriguing and voyeuristic project, The Neighbors, capturing little stolen moments of the residents of a glass-walled apartment building across the street from his NYC studio. The resulting images are small movements and quiet details—they are the honest moments when noone's looking.
Did you think you were super cool in middle school but you were actually cringe-AF!?!
{Hee.Hee.} My favorite pins from Pinterest are coming a day early this week because I have a fun, special post tomorrow. One that I think you will REALLY enjoy, plus you will have a chance to win a $300 gift card to Lowe’s. Booyah! Seriously, do not miss my post tomorrow. You are guaranteed...
Did you think you were super cool in middle school but you were actually cringe-AF!?!
Did you think you were super cool in middle school but you were actually cringe-AF!?!
Couples can use this relationship advice to improve communication and strengthen their relationship by doing intimate tasks, using food, being vulnerable, and helping with daily chores, just to name a few.
Did you think you were super cool in middle school but you were actually cringe-AF!?!
Other than Sofia and Reese, of course.
The highly-anticipated film "The Hunger Games" is shaping up to be a lot like "Twilight," another movie franchise you may have heard of. Besides the obvious ...
When Cameron Falconer posted what looked like a miniature bike on his Instagram a few weeks ago, I don't think I had ever seen so many people so intrigued by a Mini Velo in my life. It was kind of like that time when Ultra Romance decided to let the world know how cool Recumbents actually were. While I'm still not entirely sold on Recumbents, the Mini Velo has been on my list of super cool bikes that I'd love to own for a while now. Do you all know what a Mini Velo is? It's not just a miniature…
Did you think you were super cool in middle school but you were actually cringe-AF!?!
Jar of Matches This is a mason jar filled with mystery vintage matches from random places throughout the states. I’m obsessed with old vintage things and I think sharing that with other people is cool. That’s why I decided to make these mystery jars filled with matches. It’s so fun to look through them and see what the old times were like. ◡̈ *and you get to keep the cool mason jar as well! * This is completely random and not curated. (If you would like to specify which jar you wish to have you can message me.) But if not, the jar will be chosen randomly as it is technically a mystery jar. The jars are roughly filled with about 20 match boxes. I’ve packed them as tight to the brim without trying to damage them. Some match boxes still have the matches inside and some do not. That is how they were when I came across them.
