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CONNERSVILLE, Ind. — Residents of Connersville have rallied behind the family of Butler star forward Matt Howard, raising about $10,000 to send 10 of his relatives to see him try to lead the Bulldogs to the NCAA men's basketball championship.
Howard's father, Stan, delivers mail to 700 homes in the city of 13,000 in eastern Indiana where he lives with his wife, Linda.
A week's fundraising is helping cover the cost of sending his parents, five sisters and three of his four brothers to the NCAA Final Four in Houston. His other brother, Tim Howard, is staying home with his pregnant wife.
Connersville Mayor Leonard Urban proclaimed Thursday as "Howard Family Community Day," and family members road a fire truck for a parade to a courthouse rally.
Butler beat Virginia Commonwealth 70-62 on Saturday, with help from Matt Howard's 17 points. The Bulldogs face Connecticut in Monday's championship game.
As Stan Howard walked his delivery route last Wednesday, many people came forward with good wishes — and more.
Jan Cox stepped from behind her storm door and swapped an envelope for her mail, The Indianapolis Star reported.
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Cordia Nunn missed Howard when he worked her side of the street. She stepped out of her home, crossed the street as he made his way back down the other side. She wore slippers, and her shoulders were hunched against the 32-degree cold and swirling snow. She held a bill in her hand.
"Hope they win," she said, giving Howard the money and a hug.
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Awesome Artists: Omar Rayyan!
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Omar Rayyan! WONDERFUL traditional fantasy illustrations! Be sure to check out the GREAT art of Omar Rayyan!
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Friday, November 21, 2014
Massive Fantastic Artist Directory: Children's Book Illustrators
So many PHENOMENAL artists and art online I thought it would be great to have a MASSIVE FANTASTIC directory for them all (the directory will be displayed on the left column of this blog)!
Therefore, over the next few months I will be creating a directory of the BEST artists in the categories of: fantasy, game concept, movie concept, creature concept, poster, illustration, modern, humor, children's book, comic, sculpture, horror and animation!
To continue this AMAZING list here is another of my favorite categories, Children's Book Illustrators! Here are the BEST of the BEST in the category of Children's Book Illustrators, enjoy!
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website: http://melcrawford.blogspot.com/
website: https://d23.com/al-dempster/
website: http://chrisdunnillustration.blogspot.com/
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website: http://www.studiorayyan.blogspot.com/
website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Scarry
website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maurice_Sendak
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Awesome Artists: Jean St. Jean!
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Jean St. Jean! AMAZING toy and collectible sculptures! Be sure to check out the GREAT art of Jean St. Jean!
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Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Massive Fantastic Artist Directory: Scuplture
Therefore, over the next few months I will be creating a directory of the BEST artists in the categories of: fantasy, game concept, movie concept, creature concept, poster, illustration, modern, humor, children's book, comic, sculpture, horror and animation!
To continue this AMAZING list here is another of my favorite categories, Sculpture! Here are the BEST of the BEST in the category of Sculpture Art, enjoy!
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Interview: 10 Questions with the GREAT Chris Dunn!
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10 Questions With Chris Dunn
Roughs sketches are done with my trusty Derwent soft pencils and a putty rubber (or is that eraser?). Sometimes I will scan the sketch and produce a quick tonal study in photoshop.
For the final artwork I use watercolour and gouache paints almost exclusively. I have been know to use acrylic if I want a certain colour to be permanent when glazing on top of that colour. I have a small selection of flat and round synthetic watercolour brushes made by Pro Arte that serve me well, and the odd small sable brush for super detailed work. I use ceramic plates for palettes, I picked up that idea from John Howe, they have loads of space for mixing, they clean brilliantly and you can stack them up when you've finished.
2.... can you describe your creative process when making art?
Thumbnails are the key. Often I have a vague idea of the subject I want to tackle but it is not until I start thumbnailing the idea that it really starts to take shape. I try to produce at least ten for each idea, some artists produce three or four times that, and then I'll take my favourite and try to refine that chosen thumbnail. Refining is really a case of decision making, for example, what is really in that shadow area or what type of clothing is my character wearing. Once I have made those decisions, I start to gather reference online, in books or from my own photo library. The reference is there to inform me as I produce a detailed rough, it's very hard to get owls to pose holding a quill (I'm working on that) so I have to use wildlife photos to pick apart the anatomy in order to produce a convincing anthropomorphic animal.
3.... what helps boost your creativity?
Flicking through art books, checking out art related blogs and following fellow artists work is great, and I do all those things, but I find getting out of the studio and exploring the world around me gets my brain fizzing (in a good way). I like walking and I always have my camera with me, so if I spot an amazing tree with twisted roots or some wonderful gothic architecture, I'm always ready to capture it. Some of my best ideas have come to me while walking around the English countryside or visiting historic towns like Bath, Salisbury, Gloucester etc. I live near Lacock Abbey which doubles as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films, so it's hard not to be inspired when I'm out and about.
4.... what helps you maintain focus and motivation when creating?
Some people listen to music - I can't because I end up 'air drumming'. Others have the TV on in the background - there is no way I would get any work done in that situation! To maintain focus throughout the day I listen to podcasts or talk radio on a range of subjects such as art, politics, sport, comedy, science or history. This way I waste less time looking for something to listen to and I educate myself just a little bit.
5.... what is the secret to creating a great piece of art?
Crikey! I'll let you know when I find out. I'm hoping the secret is hard work.
6.... do you feel its important to follow your passion in your career?
Without a doubt. I have been fortunate beyond belief in my career so far, however I still have lots of tough days ahead of me and without a passion for what I do then my career might just stumble and fail.
7.... how and when do you get your best ideas?
I think I might have answered this in question three. Needless to say the best ideas come to me when I'm not looking for them. Weekends away from the studio, spending time with family and exploring the world always provides the right ingredients for inspiration.
8.... who are your favorite artists?
John Howe was my first favourite artists. Now I have a long list, here are just a few; James Gurney, Sam Weber, Eric Fortune, Norman Rockwell, Rembrandt, Millais, Holman Hunt, Alan Lee, Shelly Wan, Jean Baptiste-Monge, Omar Rayyan, Luke Fildes, Atkinson Grimshaw, Charles Vess, Adam Rex, Waterhouse, Sargent, Gerome, Rackham...
9.... do you offer workshops for artists?
Occasionally, from my studio at the Pound Arts Centre in Corsham, UK. I also arrange a regular life drawing session for a bunch of artists in my area. I haven't ventured into any online classes ,although I'm interested in uploading videos of my process for free.
10.... if you could give other artists one piece of advice what would it be?
For an artist at the beginning of their career I would say, create artwork for yourself and find a market for it afterwards. There is a market for any type of art and they're getting increasingly easier to find thanks to the internet. I learned the hard way by creating samples of work I thought art directors would like, but I didn't enjoy making, just to get commissions. It worked but then it meant I was stuck creating mediocre work for a living because I didn't enjoy style or subject I was asked to illustrate. Thankfully I'm past that stage now so please learn from my mistakes!!
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It's been more than a year since a tragic teen rollover car accident affected three San Diegans, in addition to injuring more than a dozen people and killing four others. Now, the California Highway Patrol has completed its year-long investigation into the accident, and despite the series of events that caused the crash, one fact is certain: it's never been more important to educate our teens about safe driving in order to reduce the risk of car accidents across United States.
In a series of tragic events occurring last August on I-395, teen driver Natalie Nield, 18, was speeding in her SUV when she lost control over the vehicle and drove into oncoming traffic. Witnesses say the Ford Expedition began rolling head-on into the opposing lane where it collided with a van of college athletes.
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Im not going to get into the whole arguement about LeBeau here, but this statement is completely inaccurate. If that play was run the way LeBeau intended, it would've been an Arizona touchdown. James Harrison created that pick six. He was supposed to blitz on that play, he didn't and dropped back because he was smart.
I know that. I was hoping that Crush would bring that up because his big argument is that LeBeau does not BLITZ ENOUGH. On a play where Harrison was supposed to blitz, he did not, and a TD ensued. The point is that you cannot and should not be a blitz/press coverage team all the time. You have to mix it up. Blitzes work best when the offenses do not know when they are coming. Likewise, success occurs when they EXPECT you to blitz and you do not. This is what happened on Harrison's play.
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Weaknesses Hi range trans setting has zero power for anything but transport over level roads. Lots of hydraulic chatter and flow noises when operating. Right side rear drive hub emits alot of whining noise. Dislike the requirement to change frame brackets for mower/plow changes. Not at all easy and optional brush guard cannot be used with snow plow. ROPS can't be folded down cleanly like other makes. Factory support of service manual is dismal been waiting 6 months. I do in many ways wished I opted for the similiar size Kubota.
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Looking for something quick and simple for the big game day? Tina Miller, Meijer healthy living advisor suggests this rolled sandwich.
49ers Bistro Beef Mini Wraps
Makes 16 mini wraps
4 whole grain tortillas or flatbread
1/2 cup prepared guacamole
3/4 lb. Markets of Meijer Deli Certified Angus Beef, sliced thin
4 pieces leaf lettuce washed and pat dry
1. Spread 2 Tbsp. guacamole to cover end-to-end on each of 4 tortillas or flatbread.
2. On one side or tortilla layer beef and top with lettuce leaf. Roll tortilla beginning at meat side. Wrap in plastic wrap and chill 30 minutes.
3. Cut each wrap into 4 pieces and serve.
Recipe source: Meijer, Easy Meals Healthy Families guidebook, 2013.
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The Steven Alan Nike project had an underwhelmed response from some quarters, but honestly, the Lava Dome with green swoosh is my idea of a dream shoe. The homie Mubi hooked these up from NYC and not even a madcap pricetag could elicit a single sense of buyer's remorse—that imperfect suede texture, the subtle tongue patch…all of it—it's perfect to me. I love the orange swoosh original, but these match it pound-for-pound. The '02 reissues were cool, as were the '08 vintage variations, but this is my favourite collaboration in a long, long time. The Talaches, Tokis and Magmas do absolutely nothing for me. Lava Domes will always reign supreme. And that's word to John Roskelley.
Normally when friends tell you they've got a book project on the way, they're lying or exaggerating. Somehow when the homie Nick Schonberger—a rap, nacho, tattoo and antique furniture scholar—mentioned this, I believed him. It's nice to know people like that and his historical contribution to 'Homeward Bound: The Life and Times of Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry' helps make this hefty hardback, clothbound beauty of a book a keeper. From fonts to the wealth of imagery and some deep history on the era, location, the big man himself and techniques of the time, this is a tremendous undertaking and a perfect companion to Erich Weiss's 'Hori Smoku Sailor Jerry' DVD. Having had the pleasure of spending time around some big names in tattooing, there's nothing that matches it for absolute obsession, and any legit project on the topic frequently exceeds expectations. I still haven't taken the time to digest the contents, but kudos to Nick, Jason, Beth, David and Erich for bringing this to life. It should be in spots in Europe like Colette shortly, and the documentary might be set for a slightly more substantial cinema release soon as well. Thanks to Sarah for lugging it down south to get to me too.
The white t-shirt quest continues and with an unseasonal snap in the cold weather, I finally road tested the slightly thinner but substantial enough Kirkland Signature shirt. They're not transparent to the point where your nipples are exposed, but they're not Hanes Beefy/Pro Club thick either. I favour a fairly long tee that doesn't expose the belly button after three washes and these fit the bill if you like a shirt that's not skintight. They compress and thicken up a little after cleaning, but it's not drastic. At around $15 for five they're pretty disposable too if you want to remain dope boy fresh…being in the UK doesn't help my cause as they're seemingly only available at Costco stores in the USA. Are these still the best value plain tee on the planet? I think so. Our UK equivalents fail miserably—Primark and Matalan's see-through, boxy efforts need to fall back.
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there's costco in the UK too mane, i cop my Kirkland's there
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For rushed blogging I feel really educated on those Steven Alan lava domes I previously knew nothing about. Now I have something new to keep an eye out for. Thanks.
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I wish Kirkland did smalls, because their mediums are pretty huge on me.
The only good blank tees from the UK high street to ever fit my weird skinny long body were the ones the proto-Primark pit of tat that was What Everyone Wants (R.I.P) did.
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JHARGRAM: Belpahari police arrested four persons on Sunday for their involvement in the murder of Trinamool supporter Shyamal Saha (35), a resident of Belpahari's Barshole village. Allegations were raised that CPM members from Jharkhand had murdered him. After the murder on Saturday, an FIR was lodged against 22 persons.
Those arrested on Sunday were Taran Mordanna, a resident of Bhelaibiha, Mrityunjoy Ghosal, former president of the Jharkhand Party, Haren Murmoo, a post master and Vikram Tudu, a CPM member. All the four were produced at Jhargram additional chief judicial magistrate court and remanded in five days of police custody.
The victim's wife demanded strong punishments for her husband's murderers. Shyamal's mother Anima said her son was killed in front of her and that the criminals also beat her up.
CPM zonal secretary Uttam Mahato, however, rubbished the allegations that members of his party were behind the murder. Police said that a search was on to nab the others.
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Efficacy Study of a Preseasonal Treatment With AllerT in Subjects With Birch Pollen Allergy
This study has been completed.
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First received: October 29, 2012
Last updated: May 2, 2014
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|First Received Date ICMJE
|October 29, 2012
|Last Updated Date
|May 2, 2014
|Start Date ICMJE
|October 2012
|Primary Completion Date
|September 2013 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Combined Rhinoconjunctivitis Symptom and Medication Score [ Time Frame: up to 6 weeks during the birch pollen season 2013 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
The efficacy analysis will be performed on the symptom and medication data collected from the first day of the birch pollen season as defined by pollen counts in the air in each site region (from March to May 2013 depending on site region), to 42 days later or to the end of the pollen season, whichever comes first.
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|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|immunological markers: specific IgE and IgG4 [ Time Frame: before treatment, 4 weeks after the last injection and 2 weeks before, at the peak time and within 2 weeks after the end of the expected birch pollen season 2013 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
blood samples will be drawn at the above time points to measure immunological markers: specific IgE and IgG4
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|Same as current
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|Efficacy Study of a Preseasonal Treatment With AllerT in Subjects With Birch Pollen Allergy
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|Phase IIb Study to Assess the Efficacy, Safety and Tolerability of Two Dosing Regimens of AllerT in Comparison to Placebo in Adult Subjects Allergic to Birch Pollen
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The main objective of the trial is to demonstrate the efficacy of a two months pre-seasonal treatment with AllerT 100 µg maintenance dose in reducing symptoms of allergic rhinoconjunctivitis during the following birch pollen season
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Construction Check: Bridge work continues along Route 101
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Updated On: May 13 2013 11:09:56 AM EDT
This week, pavement and bridge rehabilitation continues on seven bridges along Route 101.
The work begins right around the Manchester-Auburn town line, and the construction zone stretches east to the Raymond-Candia line, a stretch of about seven miles.
Crews will also be upgrading guardrails, adjusting roadway drainage and paving on the exit 2 and exit 3 ramps.
If this is a route you travel, expect lane closures and lane shifts. all part of the necessary, albeit temporary, inconvenience required to complete this work.
The target date of completion for these Route 101 projects is this fall. The cost is around $10 million.
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To help honor the memory of 21-year-old Arizona State University student Kyleigh Sousa, her family has formed a foundation to aid families of crime victims who died tragically or surviving crime victims through a memorial foundation in her name.
The Kyleigh Ann Sousa Memorial Foundation will help to fund programs that support victims and survivors of violent crime and provide scholarships to students similar to Sousa who was aspiring to be a trial attorney. The foundation also will help to support patients suffering from brain or facial deformities or from severe brain trauma.
Sousa died hours after a man inside what witnesses described as a newer model silver Chrysler 300 grabbed her purse during a robbery and sped off in the 200 block of East Apache Trail in front of an International House of Pancakes near ASU's Tempe campus about 2 a.m. May 26. Sousa, whose arm was tangled in the purse straps, was dragged by the car and suffered severe injuries.
Her death remains unsolved.
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Momofuku Summer Stollen!
- loratliff May 5, 2013 01:01 PM
I know we have some stollen fiends here, so I thought this would be worth posting—the Milk Bar booth at Madison Square Eats is selling summer stollen! When I saw stollen on the board, I thought for sure it must be a mistake, but it's not.
The summer stollen has cherries, cantaloupe, peaches, etc., in lieu of the winter fruits. No pistachio, but plenty of almond flavoring. It's just as delicious as the holiday version.
re: ipsedixit
The last few years, it was available only in December and only at their stall at the Union Square holiday gift market, and only up until 12/24 or sold out (whichever came first). The other locations of Milk Bar did not carry it.
re: kathryn
I received one of these as a gift today....I'll be bringing it back to SF, and will hopefully try it on Wednesday, so will write back with a report!
I'm not usually a fan of stollen, but this one was pretty good. I think I mainly liked the fact that there wasn't much (or any?) citrus flavor, since I don't care for that. There were various pieces of dried fruit, and it was a sweet cake overall. Like loratliff says, it has a strong almond flavor. I'm attaching a picture
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I very much liked the choice of fruits in this stollen (thanks for sharing Dave MP!). But I do prefer my sweets to be cakey rather than bready, so ultimately this wasn't my cup of tea. Though it would probably be very tasty with tea.
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I don't know the price, but the size was about 8 inches x 4 inches x 4 inches. The size of a small loaf pan.
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$6 per loaf.
I bought the normal Christmas one once. Maybe that particular one was abnormally bad, I have to say I was very disappointed. I am not a stollen expert but I recall the ones my mom used to make when I was in my teens were so much better. I am not speaking with sentimentality either.
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The Momo Christmas Stolen's went through some minor evolutions, so it could have been an off year.
I think they're prone to winning over people who haven't had much freshly baked Stolen, and even then, they're not for everyone... but you can say the same of every Milk Bar item.
I'd be curious how these play out with a Spring to Summer weather unless it's a different bread base.
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It's the exact same base; the only difference is in the fruit. The summer version does not have ginger, currants, raisins or cranberries—it has sour cherries, peaches, cantaloupe and a couple other things I can't remember.
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Greew up with the stuff and it was always pronounced Shtollen. Not "Stoe-len".
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Is the pink from the cherry, made into a paste? If so, it looks like they reversed the fruit to almond paste ratio and purpose.
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Friday, 12 August 2011
Pink Saturday - Spiritual Sundays Miracle Weekend Party
Hello friends and welcome to another Miracle Makeover Weekend with Kelee Katillac, Pink Saturday, Spiritual Sundays, and Country Wings in Phoenix.
It is a pleasure to participate in these parties especially this weekend as it is for a very good cause!
Please go to these links to watch a video and meet the Grady Bunch. This is a story about 8 year old Charlie Grady who has brain tumors. His is a heart warming story. When he was five years old, "Charlie Santa," undergoing chemotherapy himself, began leading a toy drive to help other kids with cancer have a happier holiday.
It is sure to tug at your heartstrings! Every comment left on any one of these blogs earns one dollar towards Friends of Kids With Cancer.
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Charlotte and Ginger - http://bloggerspirit.blogspot.com/
Sherry - http://countrywingsinphoenix.blogspot.com/
Susan - http://betweennapsontheporch.blogspot.com/
My Pink Saturday/Spiritual Sundays offering this week is a combination of the two parties. I have posted this with a very thankful heart to God and my family. I have had two cancer scares myself and both turned out to be benign. The most recent one was just a few weeks ago.
Now for some pink!
I have some eye candy which was found while visiting my relatives in New Brunswick, Canada. My cousin and I had gone junking and at one place she found these. There were two of each.
Two pink depression glass bowls and two little goblets. The goblets are etched; very sweet! Can you see the etching? The goblets also have a gentle green pedestal.
Do you see the pink floral dishes on which the bowl and goblet are sitting?
My cousin gave me these dishes from her collection! She collects blue china and I collect pink/red. So, out of the goodness of her heart, she gave me these three dinner plates, three salad plates, three bread and butter plates, and three teacups. The pattern is Victorian Chintz made by Burleigh Staffordshire England. Aren't they pretty?
She also gave me the two pink depression glass bowls and goblets because she thought that I would like them. Wasn't that darling of her? My cousin has a heart of gold! Thank you, Val!
While shopping with my cousin, I also came across this pretty white footed dish. Isn't it sweet?
I love the little birdie and the basket weave pattern on it. I have any number of uses for it but today, I am floating my pink roses for Pink Saturday in it.
Next to the footed dish, is a pretty peachy-pink teacup which my hubby gifted me with a while ago. It is vintage and has beautiful posies of every hue on the inside of the cup, including pink!
Have you ever thought about the process a teacup has to go through to look beautiful? I have never made a china teacup but I have made ceramic pieces before. It is quite a long process but I'll give you the shorter version...
A teacup starts out as a piece of clay which the potter moulds in his hands. He designs it, shapes it, chooses the artwork, and fires it. When the teacup comes out of the oven, it is finished and ready to be used. The potter looks at his work and admires it. It is his treasure which he has created and in which he is very pleased.
Our lives are like the teacup. We too are made of clay, designed and moulded by our Creator who loves us. Every one of us goes through trials and times of testing, or firing. When the firing is finished, we are beautiful, just like the teacup and hopefully, stronger because of the trial we have endured. He has designed us on purpose and for His glory.
"It's in Christ that we find out who we are and what we are living for. Long before we first heard of Him and got our hopes up, He had His eye on us, had designs on us for glorious living, part of the over-all purpose He is working out in everything and everyone." ~ Ephesians 1: 11-12 {The Message}
Thank you for stopping by my blog today. I hope you liked what you see; a little pink eye candy as well as some food for thought. Thank you to all the ladies who have joined together this weekend to make it special for Charlie and others like him. God bless you all and be sure to visit the links above and leave a comment to earn dollars for Friends of Kids With Cancer. Wishing you all a delightful weekend.
Sharing from my heart~ Sandi
30 comments:
- Tete said...
Love your pinks this week and I will be hopping around leave comments everywhere to help.
Hugs- Tete
- Friday, 12 August 2011 11:50:00 GMT-3
- Beverly said...
Happy Pink Saturday, dear Sandi. Thank you for always making Pink Saturday special. And, thank you for sharing the love in your heart by participating in this wonderful event.
Your post is great. God is the magnificent potter of all.
- Friday, 12 August 2011 11:55:00 GMT-3
- Pamela Gordon said...
Hi Sandi, Your pink dishes are so beautiful. I've never seen the flowered pink ones before. Your words on the 'potter' are so true. Have a blessed weekend. I think the sun is going to shine :-)
- Friday, 12 August 2011 13:21:00 GMT-3
- Jacqui said...
I love that dish with the birdie!! How pretty
- Friday, 12 August 2011 13:51:00 GMT-3
- Charmed by Beauty said...
I love those dishes Val gave you. I agree she has a BIG heart. Anything she can do to please someone else has Val's tag on it. So sweet of her. The clear pink dishes are gorgeous too. You have such a delicate taste in your dishes....It was nice having you visit too while you were in NB...Love you...Auntie P
- Friday, 12 August 2011 15:58:00 GMT-3
- Ms. Burrito said...
Very pretty!
My Pink Post, have a nice weekend!
- Friday, 12 August 2011 16:03:00 GMT-3
- Emily said...
Love your post for Charlie. Beautiful pinks.
The French Hutch
- Friday, 12 August 2011 16:47:00 GMT-3
- Charlotte said...
Beautiful, Sandi. Love your combinations. I've collected pink impression glass for over 50 years. I started collecting it when it was cheap (or maybe I should say inexpensive. lol) Thank you for your participation in the Miracle Makeover event.
- Friday, 12 August 2011 17:03:00 GMT-3
- LV said...
Loved all your pinks, but especially the depression glass.
- Friday, 12 August 2011 19:24:00 GMT-3
- Sares said...
I never thought about a tea cups creation! Beautiful dishes. Happy Pink and have a great weekend!
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 02:32:00 GMT-3
- designgivesback.com said...
Hi Sandi!
Thank-you for this generous post! I so appreciate you sharing about Miracle Makeover! It helps so much.
You photos are beautiful ..the one with the little bird is my fav. Also the Ephesians quote is good.
Thank-you --you get Design Angel wings in...hmmm... soft pink toile!
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 03:57:00 GMT-3
- Sarah (Nikki) said...
love all the pink....it's all so pretty. And Sandi....have the best day ever out there.....
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 09:45:00 GMT-3
- Pat said...
Your depression glassware and transfer ware dishes are beautiful!
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 12:41:00 GMT-3
- Cat & Cricket said...
One of my fav's!!
Happy PS!!
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 13:57:00 GMT-3
- Robin said...
A lovely post....
Thanks for sharing all your lovely pinks.
Wishing you a beautiful pink weekend
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 17:23:00 GMT-3
- Patti Hanan said...
All the pink is exquisite. I love how you compare the making of a teacup to how God molds us. How wonderful that He has designed us on purpose and for His glory.
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 17:40:00 GMT-3
My first visit to your blog via Designs by Gollum. I love your analogy of the teacup potter and our potter. Thank you
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 18:49:00 GMT-3
- Marianne C. said...
Love your analogy of the teacup, Sandi...quite poignant.
- Saturday, 13 August 2011 23:42:00 GMT-3
- The Rosegarden in Malevik said...
Lovely China and ROSES :)
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- Sunday, 14 August 2011 06:33:00 GMT-3
- Ginger~~Enchanting Cottage said...
Sandi, Praise the Lord that your test were benign.Thank-you for posting today.
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 10:30:00 GMT-3
- Rebecca said...
Love your heartfelt post and you KNOW I always adore your pinks. thank you for sharing my friend~
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 11:47:00 GMT-3
- Linda at Beautiful Ideas said...
Glorious Day, Sandi!
Thanks for the pretty comment you left on my blog and the invitation to visit you at Rose Chintz Cottage!
My hubby and I have just returned from your beautiful Prince Edward Island where we vacationed and visited your friend Carolyn Aiken. I am so glad we made the trip to meet Carolyn and her husband and to tour her gardens! We are already looking forward to returning next year to see the Island in all its fall glory and to walk the Confederation Trail.
I noticed your gorgeous dishware and I, too, have some pieces like yours! I mainly collect pink transferware but also have some rose chintz pieces that I love. On the way to Summerside last week, we stopped at Riverside Antiques - there was a lone chintz teacup there just like your collection! Had I the room for it in my suitcase, it would have made the trip back to Newfoundland with me. LOL You have many great antique shops on the Island - my fave is in Victoria By the Sea. I returned home with some wonderful treasures and the most lovely memories...
I also stopped by your Christmas blog! I looove Christmas and couldn't resist visiting. I enjoy trying fruitcake recipes and the cheery sultana cake you made using your mom's recipe looks delish! I can almost taste it. The bread pudding looks wonderful, too. I'll have to try it one day soon.
Thank you for your interest in my blog and for sharing!
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 14:10:00 GMT-3
- Charlotte said...
Lovely pink post! Your posts are always uplifting and beautiful:)
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 17:43:00 GMT-3
- Janis@Open My Ears Lord said...
Oh! All the beautiful pink! Love the dishes and depression pink goblets. So feminine.
Came over from Spiritual Sundays and am enjoying your blog and the joint event of Miracle Weekend. What a precious story!
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 22:38:00 GMT-3
- Pamela said...
Beautiful dishes. I use pink depression glass with my china, too.
I also use it in my bathroom -- it makes me smile.
God's still molding me!
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 23:11:00 GMT-3
- Beth said...
Your depression glass and your new china is just stunning! Hope you have a good week. Not sure if I'll get a tea post done...the photos are done but I am volunteering tomorrow at the Iowa State Fair. If not this week, then next week for sure.
Hugs, Beth
- Sunday, 14 August 2011 23:43:00 GMT-3
- Micupoftea~ said...
I have those same red floral dishes...did a post on them recently! Lovely pieces, lovely post. Have a great week~
- Monday, 15 August 2011 06:24:00 GMT-3
- fezzie said...
Love aLL your pink and the story of the teacup! It's hard to imagine such delicate tea cups come from clay! What a great example of our lives with Christ in them.
I also have those little pink bowls. They were part of the set that I bought years ago (from Kmart) to supplement my grandmother's original depression set. They were those small bowls, the mugs shown on my blog, and 8 inch dinner or lunch plates. I've loved using them over the years--I probably bought them in 1985 or so. So they are vintage already in their own right!
- Monday, 15 August 2011 10:20:00 GMT-3
- Marydon said...
Wonderful news about your tests ... prayers answered.
Love your beautiful pink dishes. Your setting is lovely.
Would you be so kind to leave a comment on my BLOG ONLY (no emails), for the Miracle Makeover fund drive thru 8-18. Charlie, 8 yr. old, & his story are fabulous. Every comment brings us a $1 for the next person that will be sponsored.
Have a beautiful weekend.
- Monday, 15 August 2011 20:43:00 GMT-3
- Roselle said...
Your gorgeous depression glass finds are so delicate and pretty. I have never been lucky enough to find the pinks with the tinge of green. Love all your treasures this week. I am finally catching up on Pink Saturday posts!
- Tuesday, 16 August 2011 22:54:00 GMT-3


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Atop my loaner board called The Wizard, I sat facing east with my back to the waves, and took a near-bottomless inhalation. In with the breath came my physical surroundings. Sometimes you breathe so deeply you can taste the visuals. I do this often and ever-humbly, as I'm waiting for the next set to roll in.
This particular day, as I focused on the rolling landscape in the east, my eyes were drawn to countless patterns and colors littering the sky a couple miles north up the beach. Kites galore! A kite party perhaps, or maybe a kite convention; almost positively a kitesquerade. I knew I had to explore the scene when I was back on land.
Seaside, Oregon is one helluva quaint coastal town, complete with a fine, albeit cold, wave or two to surf. I've never visited Seaside during the summer months, though I imagine it's a popular place to spend a warm weekend. A golden sandy stretch of the Pacific extending for miles, and a beachfront promenade running the length of a town lined with charms, beachy souvenirs, and seashell-strapped street lamps.
The cause for my recent trip to Seaside, was to pick up my custom surfboard, about a month after commissioning it on my previous visit there. A super snobby beer release that Friday night in Portland and a promising swell forecast sealed my plans to head to Oregon for the weekend. The colorful fabric flying in the sky and the crisp autumn sunshine were only bonuses, glee-inducing coincidences.
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The next morning I returned The Wizard to the shaper in exchange for my freshly-painted custom board. Beholding it for the first time caused me to squeal once again. I had fancied this very board, by his very hand, for over three years leading up to that moment; although the artwork is something I never could have imagined. I carefully applied the first coat of wax and paddled her out at Indian Beach, for her first taste of ocean, on that glorious autumn Sunday.
Whether these unadulterated moments are anticipated like a long-awaited surfboard, or as unexpected as stumbling upon a dazzling kite fiesta, I'll continue to inhale each of them and absorb them as deeply as possible, in hopes that they'll stay with me as long as I live.
Please share a giddy moment or two from your adulthood, that you'll hold onto forever.
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You are going to love the way Chop Magic Chopper chops, minces, cubes, slices and dices in just seconds! Chopping the old fashioned way is tough and can take forever. Its also tough work and a lot of tears. Chop Magic as seen on TV chopper is lightning fast and easy with just one pass.
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little tough but makes clean fast cuts
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