I’ve got a great product review for you today–We Choose Virtues (WCV). I had actually seen some of these colorful cards at another homeschool mom’s house one day, but could never …
The pendant, delicately engraved with the word "knowledge" in Arabic, embodies the essence that knowledge is the gateway to success, patience, and virtue. Crafted from stainless steel, this piece not only exudes visual appeal but also serves as an ideal accessory for those eager to explore the Arabic origins. In Islamic teachings, Allah SWT emphasizes the importance of acquiring knowledge and exercising restraint in speech. This pendant, resembling a book, encapsulates Islamic knowledge within its design, symbolizing the wisdom we seek. Specifications: Length: 45cm Material: Stainless steel Engraving: "Knowledge" in Arabic Color: Silver Gift wrap included
John Virtue, Norfolk 2, acrylic on canvas, 149.9 x 200.3 cm.. Photo: Courtesy Marlborough Fine Art. LONDON.- Marlborough Fine Art presents ‘John Virtue: North Sea Paintings’, the first major exhibition by this distinguished artist to open in London...
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Material: Crystal Glass Technique: Pate de Verre Size: 12.80L x 4.30D x 11.02H inches Limited Edition: 280 pieces (Worldwide) Note: As the art pieces are individually hand-made, the color and dimensions will vary slightly. Sku: PCC082.ADAEO Design Concept:The highest virtue is to be gentle and st...
Virtue “And as for you, brothers, never tire of doing what is right.” – 2 Thessalonians 3:17 Today we focused on our “I Will” statement that says, “I will guard my eyes, ears, words and thoughts.” We put celery in food colored water last night. Today we woke up to celery that had changed color. ...Read More
Catholic quotes, infographics, memes and more resources for the New Evangelization. Infographic: Put on the full armor of God, St. Paul
More than 140 free Bible coloring pages of varying difficulties that cover a broad range of Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments. We include simple coloring pages, color-by-number, and connect-the-dots. Great for helping kids learn the Bible stories while also sparking their imagination.
Heliotrope, or cherry pie plant, is an annual plant with very fragrant summer flowers and clean, textural green foliage. Read how to grow heliotrope.
I just got pictures from our New Beginnings program for our young women group. It was such a fun night! We had a Survivor theme. (My friend Jen was the mastermind behind the theme). When the young women and parents arrived we split them up into teams (8 teams for each of the 8 values), and they each got a strip of fabric in their value color to tie around their arm. We talked about how the Young Women program and Personal Progress program will help the young women "survive" their teenage years and prepare them for the great things ahead. One of my counselors made these cute programs and took the time to burn all the edges. We introduced cute Taylor who will be turning twelve this year and joining us. We gave her a "survival kit" with things she'll need in the YW program. Each of our young women talked about a Personal Progress value by reading the value scripture and talking about how that particular value was important in their lives. (We have a small group of young women, so everyone got to participate). That was definitely the highlight of the night! After each girl talked about her value, she added her value box to the totem pole. And then we talked about how the totem pole represented the strong core of faith that will come from living by these values. In between the girls' testimonies of each value, we had "challenge" questions that everyone completed with their team. Examples of challenge questions are "Who can approve a value project?", "How many hours should each value project take to complete?", "What is the new website for tracking Personal Progress online?". I think it was a fun way to go over some of these details with the girls and their parents. Refreshments were chocolate cupcakes with crushed oreos and gummy worms on top. Very Survivor-ish, right? This was such an awesome night to celebrate our girls and the Young Women program. I love serving with the young women!
Marlene Dumas es una artista sudafricana, nacida en Ciudad del Cabo en 1953. Durante su infancia residió en Kuilsrivier, Sudáfrica, donde hablaba su lengua
Let me begin by saying I believe we ALL have varying degrees of empathic and catalytic qualities. The work here at Openhand draws people from both ends of the spectrum in equal measure. It often occurs to me that in the group work, each is reflecting to the other. Perhaps then, there are some things someone with more empathic qualities can learn about their gift from someone with more catalytic ones? (and vice versa). Perhaps, for example, there's something a "catalyst" naturally does, which is inherent to their nature, that an "empath" can also develop? And perhaps by opening to more empathic qualities, a "catalyst" can have a more sensitive effect on the field? That's the purpose of this exploration I invite you to join...
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If asked who is my favorite Abstract Expressionist painter, I'd probably usually answer Franz Kline (1910-1962). That's because he was bold rather than subtle, and I seem to retain a child-like preference for boldness over subtlety (I make exceptions, of course). Poor Kline didn't quite make it to his 52nd birthday thanks to his bad heart. But from a strictly artistic-legacy point of view, his personal tragedy was possibly beneficial. That is, I'm not sure that he would have continued what he had been doing decades after Abstract Expressionism began running out of steam and fashion around the time of his death. What would he have done that would have been as aesthetically and commercially successful? I'm not sure Kline's earlier painting would offer any clues, but I present some below as food for thought. They were grabbed off the Internet from here and there and I can't be absolutely certain that all of them were actually done by Kline. It's possible that there were misleading captions or misattributions, but this is hard to judge because Kline's early work is neither distinctive nor well-known. Gallery Hot Jazz - 1940 Palmerton, Pa. - 1941 Untitled circus scene - 1941 Entrance to Studio - 1947 Black on Green Red and Yellow - 1948
My ongoing Testing series is inspired by scientific imagery. Each piece is an actual test investigating the interaction of materials.
