The perfect addition to any space, our House Rules decal is a manifesto for families. Featuring fonts of various weights and sizes, this eye-catching graphic is artwork with a message. Want to mix it up a little? Try cutting the graphic to place smaller phrases in different rooms throughout your home or to simply mix up the order. And while House Rules is written in English, the same decal is also available in French. House Rules reads: HOUSE RULES LOVE EACH OTHER HOLD YOUR HEAD HIGH LAUGH A LOT PICK UP AFTER YOURSELF TRY EVERYTHING ONCE SAY PLEASE & THANK YOU NEVER GIVE UP DON’T PLAY BALL IN THE HOUSE ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH CHEW, SWALLOW, SPEAK TRUST IN YOURSELF NO WHINING BE RESPECTFUL KEEP YOUR PROMISES FORGIVE EVEN WHEN IT’S HARD DO WHAT YOU LOVE BREAK THE RULES ONCE IN A WHILE PRODUCT DETAILS • 26” wide x 47” tall • Quick installation (easy-to-understand application instructions included) • Cut from specialized vinyl (with no edges or backgrounds) specifically designed for home décor • Matte finish • Long-lasting (think years!) • Easily removable without causing wall damage (however, decals are not reusable) • For best results, do not use on textured walls --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOLLOW FB AND INSTAGRAM, RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT FOR FOLLOWING BOTH!!! Follow the link below, message us on FB or Instagram after you "like" our pages and we will give you the discount code!!! https://www.facebook.com/urbanwalls http://instagram.com/urbanwalls or @urbanwalls ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our vinyl wall decals are a quick and affordable way to individualize your home without the hassle of painting. They are cut (with no edges or backgrounds) from a specialized vinyl that is specifically designed for home décor. Unlike standard high gloss signage vinyl, our product has a matte finish that gives a gorgeous painted look without bleeding or permanency. They are easy to apply, last for many years and can be easily removed but not re-used. *The photo displayed may not depict the design to exact scale so please double check the listed measurement specifications. Every UrbanWall vinyl decal comes with easy to understand application instructions. We welcome custom orders! Whether you have an idea of your own, or would like to change something about a piece already in our store we will try to accommodate your requests.
This is the list of things I'd love to do, but for one reason or another they probably wont happen. Or they are things that I used to want to do, but not anymore. All photo's are from Perfect Bucket List via Tumblr, but I found most of them on Pinterest. They just linked back to Tumblr. Travel 1. Eat pizza in Italy. The one place I'd really want to go is Italy. And yes, I'd have to try pizza there! 2. Float in the Dead Sea. I've always heard about this, but I don't even know if it's possible. 3. Go to Brazil. I mostly want to go to Rio. I would love to see Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. 4. Go to Greece. I would love to visit Athens and see The Acropolis. I would also love to visit the Isle of Crete. 5. Go to Italy. The first place I want to visit out of the U.S. 6. Go to London. Another place I would love to go. 7. Go to Rome. In Italy. The first place I want to visit. 8. Go to Times Square in New York. Not a fan of New York. I want to see the Statue of Liberty and Ground Zero...that's about it. 9. Kiss under the Eiffle Tower. The second place I've wanted to visit. 10. See Stonehenge. I've always thought this was interesting. I'd love to see it in person one day. 11. See the Great Pyramids. I think this would be really cool. 12. See the Iguazu Falls. Located in Brazil. 13. See the Northern Lights. I think that would be amazing! 14. See the Roman Colosseum. Located in Rome, Italy. 15. See the Sydney Opera House. I don't necessarily wan't to go in it, but I'd love to see it! 16. Set food on all 7 continents. A neat goal, but probably not happening for me. 17. Visit a castle. I'd love to see the Rock of Cashel in Ireland. 18. Visit Australia. My cousin lived there for awhile and it sounded so beautiful! 19. Visit Buckingham Palace. Because that would be so cool! 20. Visit Crete. Yes please! 21. Visit every major U.S. landmark. Mostly I want to see the Statue of Liberty and the Arch. I've seen the Arch lots of times, so I really just have one left. 22. Visit Ireland. Even though my cousin lives there, I doubt I will ever be able visit. 23. Visit Jamaica. Another place I think is beautiful. 24. Visit Japan. Because it is beautiful. 25. Visit Niagara Falls. 26. Visit Paris. If I could only visit five places in the world, this would be number two! 27. Visit the Great Wall of China. That would be awesome! 28. Visit the Louvre. 29. Visit the Walk of Fame. This really isn't a goal for me anymore. Very Unlikey That I'll Do These 30. Become a professional gift wrapper. One of my dream jobs. I wrap gifts pretty good. :) I just won't be doing it professionally. 31. Die with no regrets. I don't think this is really a goal a person can have. 32. Get kissed under a waterfall. No thank you. I don't want all that water pounding down on my head anymore. 33. Go on a carnival date. I used to think this would be fun, but now there's not much at a carnival that I'd actually want to do. 34. Go on a no-budget shopping spree in Victoria's Secret. A girl can still dream though! 35. Go to the Olympics. Though I would love to experience it, I wouldn't want to be around all of those people. 36. Have a fall wedding. I always wanted to get married in October. Now it's looking more like December or January. 37. Jump in a pool fully clothed. Never done this, and now I don't think I even want to lol. 38. Kiss underwater. I don't even like being under water so I doubt this will happen. 39. Learn fluent French. I love French! This was the fourth language I attempted to learn, and failed...multiple times. 40. Learn fluent Italian. The third language I tried to learn. 41. Let go of 100 balloons at one time. I loved this idea at first, but then decided against it. One balloon was enough for me. 42. Move to Florida. A goal I've had since high school. I'd love to visit again, but I'm happy living where I am now. 43. Own a beach house. There aren't beaches here... 44. Own a grand piano. I actually wanted a Baby grand, but I don't even know where I'd put it. 45. Own a pair of Uggs. Yeah...unless I find them at a thrift store or someone gives me a pair then I won't ever own these! Haha. 46. Read 365 books in a year. Yeah right! I couldn't even finish 50 books in a year. 47. Ride in a helicopter. I came very close to doing this once. I didn't have the money for the ride though. Now I don't think I wan't to ride in a helicopter. I think it would freak me out. 48. Swim in the Pacific Ocean. I'll probably see this ocean, but I doubt I'll swim in it. 49. Try every Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavor. I'm actually allergic to a lot of the ingredients so...this won't happen. It was a good idea though! 50. Watch fireworks from inside a plane. I almost never ride in an airplane so this probably won't happen even though I think it would be pretty awesome.
When my son was small, we made up story after story about the adventures of Inchie, the inchworm. Anytime we got in the car to go anywhere, he asked me to tell an Inchie story. I would make things up as we went, just incorporating what we were driving by into my story. When he grew up, I wrote and illustrated several children's books featuring Inchie, but have never tried to have them published. Someday I will. This drawing is one of the illustrations from my books. Inchie is asking the flamingo if he would let him ride on top of his head so he can get a better look at the countryside. Inchie is planning a carnival for inchworms and needs to scout out the best place to have it. This is a print on Epson Ultra-Premium Presentation Matte paper of an original drawing from my sketchbooks. The price is $45.00 plus $10.00 shipping (I ship USPS Priority mail). These are not numbered prints, giclee prints nor digital downloads. I will mail the signed print to you. I sell the original prints from my sketchbooks for $210.00. 60 prints from my sketchbooks are currently on exhibit in the atrium of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Domestic Terminal, and will be there until Sept. 27. I also sell my drawings (some on large canvas) at the Scott Antique Market, Atlanta. My work is in many private collections. I was a high school teacher (painting, drawing, ceramics, printmaking, darkroom photography, IB art) for 26 years. I also taught art history at Mercer University for 33 years as an adjunct. I especially love studying art history and very often draw inspiration from the artwork of older civilizations. I have an MFA from the Atlanta College of Art in drawing and painting (now incorporated into Savannah College of Art, Atlanta) and an MFA from University of Georgia, Athens in drawing and painting. I am now retired and have time to draw!
Meet John Green.
