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Gladys Judith
Update on Gladys JudithSra. Gladys is a member of the Commuanl Bank "Cochapamba". She lives in a neighboring community in the parish of El Valle in Cuenca. This parish experiences cold weather and its central area is a mixture of the ancient and the modern. There are large spaces where one can enjoy the natural beauty. The people are hardworking and determined individuals who engage in agriculture, trade, and livestock breeding. Many also have day jobs in the city.
Doña Gladys is 26 years old, married, and has a seven-year-old son who is an elementary school student in the city. Her husband works in construction as a bricklayer. They own the house in which they live.
Sra. Gladys is grateful to God that she and the rest of her family are in very good health. She has been working as a domestic employee for three years. At home, she has been raising pigs and chickens for four years. These activities enable her to contribute to the household expenses and to help her family move forward.
Her previous loan was invested in the purchase of animals, as well as construction materials for her house. She did not have any difficulty repaying the loan. Her new loan will be invested in the purchase of pigs, chickens, and feed for these animals. Gladys enjoys attending each of the Communal Bank meetings because she gets to meet with her friends and talk about various topics of interest. Her goal is to have a stable business, such as a store.
Doña Gladys tiene 26 años, es casada y en su unión conyugal ha concebido un hijo de 7 años de edad que está estudiando en una escuelita de la ciudad. Su esposo labora en la construcción como albañil, la casa en la que vive es de su propiedad.
La Señora. Gladys agradece a Dios ya que se encuentra gozando de muy buena salud al igual que todos los miembros de su familia. Nuestra socia labora como empleada domestica hace 3 años y en su casa cría cerdos y pollos hace 4 años, estas actividades las realiza para aportar a la economía de su hogar y sacar adelante a su familia.
Su crédito anterior lo invirtió en la compra de animales y también en materiales de construcción para su casa, en la cancelación de ese crédito no tuvo ninguna dificultad. Su nuevo crédito lo va a invertir en la compra de cerdos, pollos y en alimento para los mismos. La banca comunal le gusta porque en cada reunión se encuentra con sus amigas y platican de varios temas de su interés.
Su meta es tener un negocio estable como una tienda.
Previous Loan DetailsGladys is a member of the "Cochapamba" communal bank. She lives in El Valle Parish also known as "San Bautista de El Valle" and is located southeast of Cuenca. It is a corn producing zone. Among its attractions we can point out the Cochapamba Lagoon (full of Totora reeds). Its residents are... More from Gladys Judith's previous loan »
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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Astoria New York- the Suburban Essence ……Featured writer Indra Chopra of Travtrails.com tells us of her visit to Astoria, New York
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Archive for the 'USA' Category
Astoria New York- the Suburban Essence.Posted: July 25, 2014 in Cities, Frizztext...Letter Challenge, New York, Travel, USA
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Containers…creative wrap upsPosted: July 19, 2014 in China, Daily Post, Food Trail, Hong Kong, Japan, USA, Weekly photo challege
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The Color OrangePosted: February 21, 2014 in Cee's Fun Foto Challenge, China, Hong Kong, New York, Travel, USA
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"Orange, the blend of red and yellow, is a mixture of the energy associated with red and the happiness associated with yellow".
Orange is 'joy, warmth, heat, sunshine, enthusiasm, creativity, success, encouragement, change, determination, health, stimulation, happiness, fun, enjoyment, balance, sexuality, freedom, expression, and fascination'.
The 'Orange' of my travels from mandarins in Taizhou(China), sunset in Kasauli (India),a Brooklyn brick house, cables in Gurgaon (India), a worship idol (Hong Kong).
Travel- FantasyPosted: January 23, 2014 in Allahabad, India, jakesprinter's sunday post, Oman, Train travels, Travel, USA
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A RICKSHAW JOURNEY. …An Introduction to an ongoing 'Fantasy'.
'These hauntings make up the invisible story of our lives, the shadow side of the resume, if you like.' Pico Iyer in SUN AFTER DARK…..Flights into the Foreign.
A scene replays in memory, the year 1958 and father, holding on to marigold and rose garlands, waving from the door of the railway compartment, on way to Bombay (now Mumbai) to board the P&O liner* for England. Air travel was in nascent stage and any trip to the western world was by sea.
The railway platform had turned into personal fiefdom with friends, family, business associates wanting to be part of the epical send off. Father had been a popular and active member of Rotary Club, the Masonic Lodge, business associations and neighborhood committees, explaining the massive turnout at the open platform of Allahabad railway station. Another reason could be that apart from prominent and political families including the Nehru family, only a handful of Allahabad citizens had ventured to foreign shores. Decades later, in 1975 and in comparison to 1958, it was me and my eldest brother when I boarded Air India flight at New Delhi airport for my first journey to the USA. Going abroad had become a regular travel feature.
Father kept in touch with snail mail and picture postcards from ports of call sailing through the newly commissioned Suez Canal and the Mediterranean Sea with stopovers in Egypt, Gibraltar, Spain, Italy and France and breaking journey in England. The picture postcards addressed to me carried instructions to show them to the German Principal of my convent school, St. Mary's Convent. I was a shy 6 year old and the very idea of waiting outside her office to share a personal letter was unthinkable.
He had returned after six months to a tumultuous welcome and for days our house turned into a community hall with an enthralled audience listening to his travel tales of 'hand shake with Queen Elizabeth 11; witnessing a fox hunt and the musical bowl he had been presented with; about the spectacular Eiffel Tower (Paris)and the Coliseum (Rome); the mysterious Bavarian Forest, Vienna, Amsterdam, Geneva, Venice, Scotland, Edinburgh and other cities and monuments. The coveted items were the tape recorder, Swiss chocolates and watches, my German blonde doll rolling her blue eyes and saying 'Ma' whenever her stomach was pressed, a sky blue can-can dress that was one size large for me and I had refused to give it to my cousin, and other western apparel and gifts for me and my brothers. There were envious innuendos on my mother's French chiffon saris, how they were a compensation for the six month absence and looking after a household of five children and equal number of hanger ons and helpers.
We all basked in the glory of father's trip oblivious that this bug was being transferred to five siblings who would be mapping out their journeys, India centric trips and business ventures, to Australia, Cyprus, USA and Canada. We lost our father to cardiac failure (1960) before he could take our mother to America. Their bags packed, tickets and passports ready but he was destined for another journey.
The siblings did not let go of his dreams. The eldest and youngest brothers set off for Australia on completion of studies, to expand the family jewelry business, the second brother to the USA, Stanford University and World Bank to pursue higher studies and employment and third to George Washington University, USA and later on human rights missions to East Timor and other nations. I was not one to lag behind and kept afoot of my four brothers with Summer school in Stanford University, stays in Oman and Hong Kong, travels to USA, Canada and Asian countries including my own, India. The third generation continues to unravel the journey thread.
'The Rickshaw Journey is about small steps to realization, confrontation and re discovery, journeys linked to the soil and mind. '. this is an introduction to a travel memoir in the writing…..
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Tags: Allahabad, British Columbia, Burnaby, Canada, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayas, Horizon, Jasper, Kasauli, manhattan, New York, photo challenge, River Ganges, Travel
I have been slightly busy to take up challenges but I could not resist this one, the Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon. Since childhood I have always been fascinated with 'horizons' and would wonder what was beyond the meeting points. The Atlas and geography took away some of the magic but I am still intrigued by the imaginary lines no matter wherever I am.
On way to Jasper, Alberta, Canada (2013)…a never-ending highway.
2. This is an early morning shot from the balcony of an apartment in Burnaby, British Columbia.(2013).
3. Flatiron building, Manhattan, New York, resembling a cast- iron cloths iron probably reaching out to iron the sky. (2013)
The last two pictures were taken in Allahabad, my hometown and where as a child would worry that River Ganges would disappear into space and the other in Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh…. the unfolding of the Himalayas. (2012)
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'Reflecting Absence' the 9/11 fluidic memorial to lives lost. Surrounded by towers, construction,trees, continuous footfalls the cascading waters drown out the sounds and sights forever etched in memory.
The two pools, with the largest manmade waterfalls in the United States, are located within the footprints of the Twin Towers. Up close the names of the lost inscribed on the bronze plates attached to the parapet give a face to the tragedy. The architecture is the abstraction.
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Liv has beautiful smile and a pretty face. Because she is rated at 8.76 I missed her photos until today. To me she is much better than this. I like her as one of the best models. Thank you Liv and Rylsky for the beautiful photos.
She has the most beautiful smile. Super nice ass, too. Nice everything, in fact. Rylsky has done an exceptional job showcasing her beauty.
She is a very gorgeous young Russian. She is one who makes MetArt so special and I hope she learns to show it a lot more...
Sweet beautiful girl.
Liv is very attractive with many fine features, including an example of what you get when you look up clitoral hood in the dictionary.
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The Milford Lions Club started the Car Raffle in 1988. The first year, the prize was a 1988 Ford Thunderbird, the winner was Ray Brown from Laurel, DE. Later we extended the raffle to all Lion Clubs in Multiple District 22. Our club would run the project, providing the tickets and prizes. The clubs that participated would keep half of the money they raise for their community projects. Since then, Lion Clubs in Multiple District 22 have raised over $3,000,000 for community projects. A couple years later we decided to increased the prizes two vehicles, usually a midsize car and a pick-up truck. The prizes were changed again in 1997 to a popular vehicle, usually a 4X4 SUV and $10,000 in cash prizes. Ten years later, in 2007 we had to reduce the cash prize to $5,000 due to the ever increasing cost of purchasing a vehicle. This year 2015, we are giving away a: 2015 Chevy Equinox LS or $20,000 and 10 - $500 cash prizes, click to see poster.
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Day Two: September 13
As we walked into the main bowl of the amphitheatre, the crowd was already very loud responding to Rahzel of the Legendary Roots Crew, who was hamming it up a bit onstage. It wasn't long after he began that his DJ informed him that the turntables "went out" and he was going to have to do all the beats himself. Though it was clearly part of his shtick, he knows how to work a crowd got the audience fully engaged in his "Do That Beat" game. The audience would chant, "Do that beat!" after the DJ spun something and Rahzel would proceed to imitate the beat almost perfectly. It was as close to a human jukebox as I have seen, and as he name checked The Transformers, Kanye West and Wu Tang Clan (with Method and Red performing later in the day) the crowd ate it up. He ended his set with a segment where he did the beat and chorus of a song at the same time and brought the house down. For one man to dominate the main stage at Red Rocks like Rahzel did is no small feat. I was very impressed but as soon as he walked off stage I headed down to the smallest stage at the festival for Beats Antique, who were about to rock the MadeLoud.com Stage that usually hosts small acoustic acts.
The trio, made up of David Satori, Sidecar Tommy and belly dancer Zoe Jakes, put a very unique spin on dubstep by melding it with live instrumentation and sampled horn fills to create a very organic electro sound heavy on huge beats. They attracted a densely packed crowd that danced feverishly in the mid-afternoon and even piled onto the stage for an impromptu dance party when invited for the last song of the set. This Oakland-based group was one of the most interesting of the festival, and if this set was any indication we can expect big things from these guys in next year or so.
While The Dandy's tore up the main stage, fellow Portland band The Thermals were pumping out short, intense punk songs to a tightly packed group at the Southern Comfort Stage. Lead singer/guitarist Hutch Harris belted out the politically charged lyrics, and bassist Kathy Foster and drummer Westin Glass were locked together as one of the tightest rhythm sections at the festival. Though their set mainly focused on their 2009 release Now We Can See, the band did throw in a few older tunes and even nodded to an obvious influence when they covered Sonic Youth's "100%" late in the set.
Meanwhile, the booming sound coming from the bottom of the amphitheatre signaled that The Glitch Mob had taken the stage. While not the most interesting of stage set-ups, the trio used identical touch screens and mixers to create and manipulate sounds that got the entire crowd off their asses and dancing hard. From two-finger tap solos on the screen, to a full-on assault on the screen with a pair of drumsticks, these guys kept the energy very high.
We left The Glitch Mob to catch The Twilight Sad and ended up face to face with one of the few real hassles of the festival. The Fire Marshalls had again decided to crack down on the capacity of the indoor venues in the Visitor Center. The small stages are part of the charm of the festival, but waiting in line to get in to see an act while there are other bands playing is a bit of a buzzkill. After a solid 20-minute wait, we were let into the WOXY Stage, where the band was probably three or four songs into their set. I am a big fan of The Twilight Sad and their melodic shoegaze style had moments of brilliance at Monolith but equipment problems, earsplitting volume and frontman James Graham's sour attitude left me wanting a bit more and I decided to let someone else who was waiting in line give it a shot.
As we descended the stairs to our spot just behind the soundboard, the purple and red outfits of Method Man and Redman were blurs on the stage as they jumped around and poured surprising energy into their set. Mixing up new tracks with old Wu-Tang Clan material, the duo got a huge reaction from Sunday's hip-hop loving fans and certainly won over some of the kids who had never heard of them before.
The biggest buzz of the weekend surrounded Passion Pit, the band that had been selected to replace Phoenix on the Southern Comfort Stage. The band opened with "Make Light" and immediately the electronic beats had the ravenous crowd jumping up and down and began a dance party (complete with crowd surfing) that didn't let up until the group had run through a bulk of their debut album. Unfortunately, their set didn't do it for me. The sound was absolutely horrible when they took the stage and it didn't get much better for the duration of their 45-minute time slot. That, coupled with the painful falsetto that lead singer Michael Angelakos insisted on singing in, nearly drove me out of my mind.
As we walked out into the largely deserted parking lot, I was struck by the thought that maybe Red Rocks isn't the place for Monolith. It may seem like blasphemy, but the sheer disparity in size from the main stage to the club stages at the festival presents a problem. The location is a big part of the festival's charm, but I think that if Monolith ever lands a headliner that can truly sell-out the main amphitheatre then the inside club stages will be completely inaccessible and that would destroy the point of having multiple stages.
In the meantime, despite the fact that it doesn't sell out or have the real marquee names of our time, it is a festival that gives a whole lot of young, up and coming bands the opportunity to play at one of the best venues in the world, and there is something to be said for that.
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Deeply envious of others sketchbooks, thought I'd join the fun. I've a bad habit of only briefly visiting my sketches. Perhaps interest in some of these concepts might force to me flesh them out more. So here goes:
Deeply envious of others sketchbooks, thought I'd join the fun. I've a bad habit of only briefly visiting my sketches. Perhaps interest in some of these concepts might force to me flesh them out more. So here goes:
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"Vik","Demonic Roughs"
-Edited to remove hyperlink thanks to pending Orphan Works.
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"Imaginary Chan","Jeon JiYun","Joshua"
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"Dragon King","Dragon Enforcers","Samal","Sayuri"
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"Choi MinSik","Zoe Lockheart","Divine Knights"
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"Unincorporated Ninja","Spec Op","Zaibatsu Princess","Meiko","NalNalLi Girl 11","Corporate ADD Session 001"
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I like these sketches a lot.
my faovrite is
"Imaginary Chan"
I am going to watch your devart account
Thanks Drew. I was missin' the love in this thread. I guess few comments is as much a blessing as it is a curse.
It means you don't suck enough to elicit pure hatred, but you still aren't good enough for the fan-boy posts.
So I shall trudge on with:
"Ode to Don"
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and I love the way you jump between styles
you need to do more "finished" pieces... and play with color. Great stuff anyhow.
like the orcs man, keep it coming
Ferg, thanks for commenting. Yeah I am schizophrenic when it comes to style. I see something I like in someone elses work and involuntarily I'm influenced by it. And for a week or so I go all chameleon stylistically... usually though the phase passes and I revert back into my own style (if I in fact have one).
Newbs, thanks But which ones are "orcs" to you? Besides the dokebi I mean
And now for today's sketches...
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"Minion Armor"
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nice style!
Great sketches. You should pic one and start to expand on it. I really like the "demonic roughs". the shadows are really nice on that.
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Hey man !!
This stuff looks cool !
I like the way you play with simple shapes on your characters which gives them a peculiar style. And that gog ubari portrait is nice ! You retranscribed her expression well =)
More !!
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Nice style. I like the girl with the cigarette.
I see a lot of Asian influences in your subject matter and your name, are you perhaps doing Asian studies or of Asian descent yourself?
I think Divine Knights is your coolest btw.
That Chiyaki one... isn't she that psycho chick called "Yoyo"?
OK so forum rules are no B.S. posts... thus I will try to only post to this thread -when- I have sketches to show off. But I'll do my best to answer any posts that come imbetween...
First things first today's sketches:
"NalNalLee Twins"
"Baek Armor Redesign"
-I got a burst of inspiration on how to handle the armor of my strong man in my Musa project. I'll post the sketch here today, and an update to the painting sometime soon in the Musa thread itself.
"SaeYoung and SaeJin Cho"
OK... now to respond to your wonderful comments...
That really means a lot coming from you Peter. I've been lurking in your threads for months.Originally Posted by PeterLee
I have sort of done that in the Musa thread (see my sig line). It started as a series of doodles in my meeting notes, and grew into a full blown photoshop paint project. Thanks for the compliment.Originally Posted by darkchild
Thanks for the vote of confidence. I like your render of her a lot. Very good pencil work in that.Originally Posted by Recursive_End
thanks Bart. she told me she likes you too.Originally Posted by Bartovan
The Asian influence comes in part from my Hot-Korean-Wife(TM). The other part comes from a childhood of kungfu movies and anime.Originally Posted by JERI
Chiyaki is the first name of the actress who played Gogo Yubari in "Kill Bill".
I'm glad you liked the night. That was for a video game concept that never went anywhere because the developer who commissioned me lost interest in doing the project. Making it the 4th time I've -almost- been published! ha!
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Hello. Nice work here you have good control with ink and pencil. My favourite piece is "Divine Knights", it has a wonderful feel to it. I also like how some of your work is stylised and then others are more serious. Good work!!
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Wow! Great poses, cool characters and fantastic shading!
My favourite one is "Divine Knights", very impressive piece.
wow she must be one hot momma for you to have such an asian influence =P
i love the sketches...just maybe push the contrast in them...add backgrounds...and color =P
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Great stuff. I was really thinking about critique, but you´re obviously way out of my league. Curious what your stuff will look like when you reach page 6 or so, post some more.
I thought I'd change it up and anser comments before the artwork today...
Nice idea... now I have a benchmark point to look forward to.Originally Posted by taxman
Ahhh you've discovered my kryptonite: environments. I fear them like I fear math.Originally Posted by hpslashluvr
It's funny to me that so many have commented on Divine Knights and how much they like them considering the whole thing took maybe 20 minutes to throw together. In fact I used the exact same method to create "Dark Priest" below... and he only took 5 minutes.Originally Posted by simbob
Another vote for "Divine Knights", how funny. Sometimes I think maybe I should try and be more consistent stylisticly, then other times I say screw it I don't wanna be locked down.Originally Posted by prophet
And Now: SKETCH UPDATENESS
So my Mom gets me sketch journals every year for Christmas... this year she bought me a fancy looking one from one of those fru-fru granola home-made book type places. It looks great, but the paper has a weave to it that makes it fairly useless for pencil work.
So I've been sketching mostly in Ink with it... it's been fun, and I've found it to be a rather nice exercise for loosening up. I also unearthed my spritz bottle which I use for ink splatz and charged it up just for some variety.
These sketches are a lot less refined than I've shared with you previously for the reasons stated above, but I thought I'd get all vulnerable and share with you my "brain storming process" since everything in today's update is a brainstorm for other projects I'm working on. (More annotation on this with each individual entry).
"Dark Priest"
The story this guy goes with is really in its infancy more than any other story I'm working on. It's a extremely distant future setting in the vein of "Warhammer 40K"
"One Light Out Flyer"
The guy in my neighboring cube at work is a rock-star by night. He asked me to design the flyer for his next gig. He hasn't seen any of my development on it as of yet, but I've promised him a smarmy post-apocalyptic pirate girl with an eye-patch.
"Orc Bathers"
It's really coincidence that I was working on my Orc bathers at the same time the CHOW for this week was announced. They belong to my only fantasy themed epic (which I've been developing for over 10 years now). I should point out they are errantly called Orcs by human settlers in my story in the same way Columbus called the indigenous peoples of America Indians.
"Lady Yasmeem"
Lady Yasmeem is from the same epic described above.
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wow, you really have some great sketches here! (guess we have the same influences, hehehe)
love the old-boy drawing!
good work, keep posting!
Nice inks. Like the first one especially. All the splats make it dirty and dynamic in a way.
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hehe, retronaut and dark priest are looking great man !!
Nothing to crit for the moment. (oops should read more )
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First things first: Me Public....
My influences in no particular order:Originally Posted by Arne S.
Geoff Darrow, Katsuhiro Ottomo, David Mack, Timothy Bradstreet and Marc Michetz... probably more but I can't remember them right this second.
Glad you like it. Thanks for taking time to comment.Originally Posted by thirdeye
Thanks and thanks. Hope you'll feel free to crit later.Originally Posted by Recursive_End
I'm seeing a pattern, people like the splatters... I'll try not to overdo them though.Originally Posted by tie
And now: Sketchizination ON!!!
way too butch... need to try again...
Perhaps a tattooed vagina will boost my thread attendance...
"Skull and Cross Bones on a Post-Apocalyptic Pirate Girl's Pelvis"
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Looks promising, mor e !!!
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Covenant House residents Katonya Barrow, 19, and Trayvon Lattimore, 18, take a selfie during a Here Is Place collaborative print workshop earlier this month at the Holding House art workspace in Detroit. / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
Holding House cofounder Andrea Eckert, right, and lead instructor Ali Lapetina, left, help Covenant House residents with printing their black-and-white images onto canvas backpacks at the Here Is Place collaborative print workshop. / Ryan Garza/Detroit Free Press
Andrea Eckert is undaunted, nearly a year into her attempt to transform a derelict building on a desolate Detroit stretch of Michigan Avenue into an art studio, exhibition and programming space.
She nearly lost an eye there in April, lacerating a cornea in an accident while pulling apart wood joists without safety glasses.
Theres still no signage on the exterior, no insulation on the interior of the structure at Michigan Avenue and 25th Street, abandoned since 1978. Eckert and business partner Adrienne Dunkerley bought it for $18,000 last September and have sunk another $50,000 into it since. They call it Holding House.
Its just one improbable dream in 139 square miles of a city with too few pockets of commercial activity, but Holding House represents both the great promise and enormous challenges inherent in Detroits herky-jerky comeback journey.
Its not much to look at from outside.
But inside there are now floors without holes, stairs to the basement, lights and running water and toilets that work. And most impressive, two weeks ago the place came alive with artistic instruction homeless kids taking photos, transferring images onto backpacks, in a community that hasnt seen much of the like in quite a while.
Im really pleased weve gotten as much done as we have, Eckert told me last week, a few days after the first workshop she staged at Holding House, teaching photography and print-making to 15 residents of Covenant House, a nearby sanctuary for homeless youth.
I cant help but root for Eckert, and not just because we have a familial link. (Full disclosure: Eckert is a cousin of Kris Eckert Walsh of Chicago, who is married to my brother Tim, although I never knew Andrea before Holding House).
Both Eckert and Dunkerley are artists and teachers, so their project fits neatly into the aim of leveraging Detroits Creative Corridor, cited by Business Leaders for Michigan and other groups as a key strategy for helping to grow Detroits economy.
Eckert is a print-making instructor and career counselor at College for Creative Studies in Midtown. Dunkerley teaches at the International School of Lausanne, Switzerland, and the partners are planning an e-exchange program in January for students from Detroit and Lausanne to interact online.
Other upcoming activities include creative pumpkin carving in October, an art exhibition in November and fireside stories and sketching of owls in February. Operational funding comes in part from grants, such as one from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs for the recent Covenant House workshop run by Eckert and CCS graduate Ali Lapetina.
While its nice to see occasional efforts to activate dormant areas of Detroit beyond the city core in downtown and Midtown, one cant help but wondering: Is there really much near-term likelihood of more activity sprouting along Michigan Avenue near 25th Street?
Eckert herself doesnt know what to call the neighborhood where Holding House is located. Its separated by a freeway overpass from the popular Slows Bar-B-Q a mile away at the western edge of Corktown. And shes not in Mexicantown either, which sits off to the south.
Its a strange little pocket here, she conceded, so I just call the area Southwest.
Stuart Litt, who owns the Hygrade Deli a couple of blocks west of Holding House, has been waiting for signs of renewed life in the area since the 1970s. Hes still waiting.
Eckert said Litt was the first nearby business owner to befriend her and offer support when she started repairs on Holding House. She ordered sandwiches from Hygrade for the Covenant House workshop.
I see a few new faces coming over for breakfast or lunch from downtown and Corktown, Litt said one morning last week, and I did some Groupon coupons that brought in some traffic.
Last Thursday, he also hosted a film crew from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which temporarily turned the Hygrade into Rallis Diner.
Theres talk of a couple wanting to convert an old building around 23rd Street into a wine bar, Litt said, and he has heard about other people buying up dilapidated buildings along Michigan Avenue but so far its mostly talk, hardly any action. Maybe theyre just speculators, he shrugged.
Eckert and Dunkerley were aware of Corktowns commercial momentum and new investment there, but they werent betting on Corktowns action spreading further west when they bought their building at 25th, which was a hardware store and a novelty store in previous lives.
It was the right size, the right price, a visible location on Michigan Avenue, and we were looking for open studio space that could also be exhibition space, Eckert said.
That, in a nutshell, is the promise not only of Holding House, but of Detroit.
Lots of open space, at attractive prices, at a moment in time when theres hope in the air, a conclusion to the citys bankruptcy on the horizon.
Therein lies the enormity of Detroits challenge, too. Acres and acres of abandoned space, much of it blighted. A pervasive cycle of poverty. Limited funds for city services due to a shrunken tax base.
It will take waves of private investment, philanthropic commitments and lots of plucky dreamers like Eckert and Dunkerley to set Detroit on a growth path.
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waive, relinquish, forgo, forego, foreswear, dispense with(verb)
do without or cease to hold or adhere to
"We are dispensing with formalities"; "relinquish the old ideas"
forfeit, give up, throw overboard, waive, forgo, forego(verb)
lose (s.th.) or lose the right to (s.th.) by some error, offense, or crime
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to relinquish; to give up claim to; not to insist on or claim; to refuse; to forego
to throw away; to cast off; to reject; to desert
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to desert; to abandon
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But you didn't waste your money. It is still usable, and the price probably didn't fall since you bought it.
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Enough with horseface already. She's actually starting to believe she's attractive.
The love child of Penelope and Bruce Willis' jaw.
She'll never be as cute as she is right now. Age will make that slightly goofy face off the chart weird, unless she gets cosmetic surgery, which will also make her face weird, but a different weird. I don't think she can get away from it.
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Poor family booted from museumComment on this story
Paris - France's Culture Ministry has demanded an explanation from the Musee d'Orsay after a family visiting as guests of an anti-poverty group were asked to leave because snooty fellow visitors complained that they smelled bad.
ATD-Quart Monde, who had treated the hard-up couple and their 12-year-old child to a tour of the museum on Saturday, described the family's ejection from the celebrated museum as blatant discrimination.
"It shows what the poorest people have to put up with on a daily basis," said the organisation's spokesperson, Typhaine Cornacchiari. "When poverty is written on your face, you do not get treated the same way.
"Women who stink of perfume don't get asked to leave. No-one calls security when you see people pontificating in front of paintings."
According to Cornacchiari, the family were first asked to leave a room dedicated to the works of Van Gogh after being told "their smell was bothering other visitors".
The family moved to a less crowded space, but were later approached by four security guards who surrounded them and escorted them to the exit.
"There was no scene because our volunteer did not want to add to the humiliation of the family," Cornacchiari added.
The museum's director has been asked to send a detailed account of what happened to Culture Minister Aurelie Filippetti, a statement from her ministry said.
The museum's management expressed "deep regret" over the incident, stressing that it contradicted its social outreach programmes that allowed 140 groups to visit the temple of impressionism in 2012.
It added that the group's tickets were refunded. - Sapa-AFP
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The Hotel Indigo® San Diego Gaslamp Quarter hotel is at one with the neighborhood. Our award-winning, green hotel is LEED certified, with an eco-roof garden. Here, a perfect day might go something like this: visit the Gaslamp Quarter for great dining, music and boutiques, then take a trip to PetCo Park, where the Padres play. When the sun sets, enjoy cocktails and breathtaking views from our Level 9 Rooftop Bar, where fire pits keep things warm on cool nights. Our hotel is well known for its warm hospitality and inspired service, and is also enthusiastically pet friendly: we even have special packages that include Doggy Daycare.
Clean, great location, nice room and a modern feel.
Valet is 41 bucks... Give me a break. Parked a block away for $15
The room and view we're great. Very clean and the bed was extremely comfortable, I took pictures of the label to buy the same mattress for my self.
The valet parking Was over priced at $41/day. Especially since there is a garage 3 blocks away that is only $15/per day but I had a broken ankle and had to use their valet parking. Most of the time had to wait over 20 min one day they misplaced my car after about 45 min had to go with the valet to find my car in the garage. To the hotel's credit they were very apologetic and comped my valet parking fee for my entire stay so they still have good customer service in my book.
Very dog friendly, friendly professional staff,comfortable spacious room
The hotel was clean and modern, what I would expect from a down town hotel. There was advertised parking but it was valet and an extra 40+$. Nothing extravagant, aveda products, ample space, modern touches, restaurant and bar on site. In gaslamp quarter perfect for walking any where. Every thing was clean
No parking, they have valet. It's 40+$. Views of other buildings, down town standard. Thermostat didn't bother me, but was a bit warm for my partner.
It was quiet and close enough to walk to the trolley and other activities in the gaslamp area. Liked the security of the elevator requiring the key card to go up to the room. Staff was friendly.
Parking is too expensive so we didn't feel like we could afford to rent one to get around. The restaurant coffee was too expensive. More than Starbucks.
The room was very clean and well designed. The bed was just right soft. Pet friendly hotel. The staff was very friendly.
Room needs a fan to move the air because the a/c stops at around 69 degrees.
View of petco park
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I love that this hotel is pet friendly. I also love the modern decor. The rooms were very nice and the bed was very comfortable.
Fat service and nice rooms as usual
The room was very warm. The thermostat would not go below 70 degrees, and that's a bit warm for sleeping.
I liked that it was located in the center of the Gas lamp district. I loved the views. Food was good. Fast room service. Friendly staff.
The beds are little to firm for my liking.
pretty clean place, very good location, very good value for a money. Valet scratched a bumper on my car, they took responsibility for it right a way, absolutely no questions asked. They had their report when checked in, all paperwork ready, and handled the accident in a best way.
Offered as a 4 star hotel. IT IS NOT A 4 STAR IT IS A 3 STAR!!! Does not have a pool or a Jacuzzi. Asked for a housekeeping twice, room was never cleaned up, called for a 3rd time, they said "crew has gone home" but we can send you some towels... . That's when I expected to stay in a 4 stare hotel. Valet took 30 min to bring a car. Bumper got scratched.
Staff was great and location was good.
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BCM is one of the finest organizations I have ever been a part of. The people who work for BCM are so committed to the cause and care so much for the their clients. They also care so much for each other. Helen has done a great job assemlbing a wonderful team of people who go above and beyond the call of duty on a daily basis. I am honored to be associated with BCM
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Cooling Cramped Cases & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 22, 2005 - 12:02 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Coolermaster has re-imagined the classic Hyper 6 into a Hyper 6+, and it is put through some testing at Insanetek. Not only does it provide some respectable cooling power, but it is small enough to fit into most cases, unlike many of the other high performance heatsinks that have come onto the market recently. If it's your videocard that's overheating, you can find help here too!
"The Hyper 6 is probably considered Cooler Master's first high performance cooler.
Actively Cool Case & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 20, 2005 - 11:45 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Maybe you have heard of Sytrin, and their Nextherm ICS 8200 airconditioned case, but if you haven't InsaneTek has a review you should read. The Nextherm has a thermoelectric cooler sitting on its intake, and has a significant impact on the temperatures in the case, including the video card. Of course, the case will also have a significant impact on your wallet, but think what you can save by overclocking.
"Summer is around the corner an
Phase Change in the air & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 17, 2005 - 11:52 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Extreme Cooling Technologies new Mach II GT might sound like a razor, but it is the coolest thing in phase change technology. It will let COC run an A64 3500 at a stable 2991Mhz, and do it with an average core temp of -18C! It's not cheap though, the MSRP is $949. If that's a little too rich, a review of Titan's economically priced Bianca is just b
Extreme GPU Chillin' & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 15, 2005 - 11:44 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Battlefield 2 is just around the corner, and so are summer temperatures. If you don't want to turn your expensive new PCI-X card into melted slag at the bottom of your case, and are unwilling to back off even a little on the overclock that was stable in the middle of February, then has SystemCooling got a review for you! The ThermalRight V1. With 2 fans on this heatsink, you will get temps that are comparable to a watercooled card. Only two caveats, one being that 6800 users may find the HS doe
Cooler Master 2005 Case Mod Competition is Here
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 14, 2005 - 11:37 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Cooler Master's Annual Case Mod Competition for 2005 has begun! This year, the prizes are beyond your expectation, ranging from our soon to be released Stacker 830 to a complete set of Aquagate Liquid Cooling System, and many more!!
Making the case & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 13, 2005 - 11:48 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
There is a choice of styles today when you are picking cases. Perhaps you prefer the molded plastic and lighting effects of the newer stylized cases, and would like NZXT's Nemesis Elite Edition as reviewed at Xtreme Resources. If you prefer a more studious approach, check out the X1 from Raidmax. If nothing is catching your eye, well then mod it into a Cenobite.
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Cooling off big time & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 8, 2005 - 11:58 AM | Alex Marsters
Quietly cooling todays CPU's often means a huge heatsink and a 120mm fan. How about a heatsink from Thermaltake that the reviewer at futurelooks summed up as "B
igger than a Mac Mini". If that's too much metal for you, consider the 2 multifunction display panels, including one that knows when you've got mail.
'Good heatsinks are a little hard to come by these days as CPUs get hotter and hotter.
Wierd & Wild Cases from Computex & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 6, 2005 - 12:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Pistons, pyramids or snail? Virtual-Hideout has a look at some interesting new form factors and case shapes from Computex. If those are a little too wierd for you, perhaps a more vanilla case, or some good old case mods will be more to your taste.
"Whenever a new form factor comes out, it means a new opportunity. We saw several new form factor designs on the show floor of Computex 2005 May 31-June 4.
That's not a scanner, it's an EXOS-2 & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 3, 2005 - 11:41 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Got a hot computer, but no room for a reservior or pump? Look to Koolance for the answer, and LegitReviews for the scoop. Not only is this an well designed solution, the video card cooler is essentially a box that seals your entire card away from ambient air, and surrounds it with cool water instead.
"Today, we take a look at the latest and greatest from Koolance, one of the premier players in system cooling, the Koolance Exos-2.
The new COOL Water Cooling kit is easy to install and offers impressive cooling performance with minimal noise. However, an issue with the pump needs to be resolved before it will receive the market acceptance it deserves.
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Horse camp is a journey into the world of horsemanship for children ages 7 to 17. Students will learn how to catch, lead, tie, saddle, and ride their horse. Each child will be assigned to a horse according to their skill level. Participants will
receive a "fill in the blank" work sheet
each day as we go through and explain the different aspects of
horsemanship including: behavior, nutrition, hoof care, conformation, equine sports, tack termanology, and more. Your child will learn responsibility and leadership through working with horses
in a group environment. A daily routine will involve warming up their horse
before riding lessons; cooling them down after the ride; cleaning up after them
and turning them out to pasture. They will learn how each horse has his own
personality and how we need to be good leaders so that the horse
understands and respects us. Your child will learn when,
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specific command. Beginner through advandced riders are welcome for camp. We work with each child to improve their skills on and around horses. During the last day of camp parents are encourage to come watch their
child demonstrate the skills that they have learned. Also on the last day of camp, each child will receive a little gift to remember their advantures here at camp.
Psst, Parents of horse-camp kids, check out the adult section "Horsemanship Clinics" designed specifically for parents with horse crazy kids!
A $50 deposit is required to sign your child up for camp. The remaining balance is due at the beginning of camp.
Bring your own lunch or let us provide lunch for an additional $45 per student.
Extended childcare before and after summer camps can be provided for a small
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Please make sure your child brings water, a lunch (unless other arrangements have been made) a hat, and sunscreen. Helmets will be provided by us, or you can bring your own certified riding helmet. If a camp is full, please check out our lesson page for private or group lessons with friends!
2015 Camp Dates:
June and July Camps are 4 days and cost $270 per child per camp. August Camps are 5 days and cost $295 per child per camp.
Camp Summary
First 30 minutes - Learn about an equine topic. Horse behavior, safety, breeds, colors, nutrition, tack and etc. We will also review previous topics.
Next 30 to 45 minutes
- Groom and saddle horses. Review riding safety instructions.
Next 60 - 120 minutes - Riding Lesson. Learn to walk, trot, halt, maneuver obstacles, and riding games. More advanced groups will also do some cantering.
Noon - Lunch and worksheet.
Next 60 - 120 minutes or until the end of camp - Horse or Farm activity. Riding lesson, bareback riding, trail ride, ground work, cleaning tack or pens. Each day is a different activity and some days include two activities.   New! For the 2015 season: Children can learn about and participate in caring for Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Potentional for learning how to milk a goat on the farm or bottle feed baby goats.
Friday - Last Day of Camp
First 60-90 minutes - Demonstration for parents. Watch your kids as they halter, groom, and saddle their horse. Watch them perform their riding routine.   And don't forget to bring the camera!
Next 60-90 Minutes - Riding Lesson and Trail Ride.
Noon - Lunch, worksheet, and Scavenger Hunt
Last 60 - 90 minutes of camp - Pool Party OR Equine / Farm Activity
To sign your child up for camp:
1. Please contact us, first, to be sure the camp of your choice is still available. Sometimes we are not able to keep our website immediately up to date.
2. Print and fill out the Camp Registration form and the Liability Release Form. (Click on the forms below to view in a new browser.)
Release form (Must be signed by all participants)
Camp Registration
3.Mail the forms with the deposit to our ranch.
4. We will try our best to contact you when we receive your deposit and forms in a timely fashion.
Don't forget to check out our "Photo Album" on the left hand side of the page for pictures of
our previous summer camps!
Bargain pricing through our Package Deals!
2015/2016 Package Deals Available:
Package Deal for Individuals = $150 This includes 5 private, one-hour lessons.
**Expires 8 weeks after purchase date.**
Package Deal for Couples = $230 This includes 4 one-on-one, one-hour lessons for two family members.
**Expires 6 weeks after purchase date.**
Package Deal for Families of 3 = $270 This includes 4 group, one-hour lessons with 3 family members participating together.      $360 for 1.5hour lessons for 3 family members participating together.
**Both options expire 6 weeks after purchase date.**
Package Deal for Families of 4 = $360 This includes 4 group, one-hour lessons with 4 family members participating together.
      $480 for 1.5 hour lessons for 4 family members participating together.
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During camp, we keep our student to instructor ratio small to ensure each student gets plenty of
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Summer camp dates are subject to change.
Must pre-purchase package deals.
Individual Package of 5 lessons expires on the 8th week after purchase date.
Group Packages expire 6 weeks after purchase date.
Cancelation within 24 hours of scheduled private or group lesson results in a $20 cancelation fee.
Rescheduling of camps must be done 7 days prior to the start of camp and only if there is available space in another camp - otherwise receive refund of half of total camp fee.
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If you could have only ONE ice cream for the rest of your life, would it be vanilla or chocolate?
Don't worry, I'm not going to actually take away one of them. You can have ALL THE ICE CREAM!
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Unless you don't have an ice cream maker, of course. That's why this month I'm giving away a Cuisanart 2-Quart Ice Cream, Sorbet & Frozen Yogurt Maker. Instead of ordering with who knows what inside, you can have them real food style. I
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Chocolate (with a peanut butter swirl!) 😉
I love chocolate! I would share with my kids and grand kids.
Vanilla – cause you can make it into any flavor you want by mixing in anything you want
I would lo e to make mint chocolate chip ice scream for my daughter's 3rd birthday party!
I couldn't live without vanilla and of course I'd share with my kids! My favorite post I pinned was your homemade sunscreen! Always looking for better, natural ways to protect my kiddos!
My first batch would be something dairy-free so I could share with my dairy intolerant husband, who, of course, LOVES ice cream. Thank you for the giveaway!
I would eat some first and then share with my family. I would eat chocolate ice cream forever. I am pregnant right now and LOVE ice cream so this would come in handy for me. I can make my own and put in healthy ingredients.
Sharing with my six boys and girls and two grandbabies!
I would choose vanilla because of it's versatility!
We would share with the cousins.
I would share it with my husband.
Vanilla because you can add anything to it- even chocolate. I would share with my husband, my three year old, and my two year old…the baby would get it a few hours later.
I would share the first batch with my husband
It would have to be Goat Milk Ice Cream, the absolute BEST ice cream in the world and a life saver for my kids who could only do goat and sheep milk dairy – the ultimate! optional crowning glory is to toss in a crushed pecans, a bit of salt and shattered toffee crumbs and there we have i/c HEAVEN-SENT! This cheerful gadget would make it all go smoothly, that's for certain! Thanks for the chance to be reminded of such splendid treats!
Vanilla is my fave! You can dress it up or down. And the first batch? Definitely with my Husby.
My Mom and daughter would have the first tastes of my ice cream. I would stick with Chocolate, but that is a tough call!
My sister and her family. We go for ice cream many nights a week all summer long! It would be fun to make our own and know what's really in it!
Oh, and I would choose Vanilla….you can always add chocolate to it! 😉
I pinned this blog post:
Vanilla – you can always add chocolate to it, and a lot of other goodies.
My students in my first ever cooking camp this summer!
I would share with my hubby and son!
Oh, my! I would definitely share my first batch with my daughter. We always had ice cream in the house, but we have dairy sensitivities now. This would allow us to experiment with goat's milk and explore new flavors with that!
I would share the first batch with my husband. He gets to try all my homemade foods first as our home's taste tester! 😉
I pinned your homemade burn salve. I'm occasionally clumsy in the kitchen and that means burns. I knew about the apple cider vinegar helping heal burns, but I didn't know about honey and lavender essential oil! I'll be mixing up a batch and keeping it in the cupboard next to the sink for the next time I have a klutzy moment and burn myself!
My kiddos!
I would share it with my hubby and four kiddos.
Are you crazy!? I wont share the first batch with anyone! It's all MINE! Muaaahh!
Pinned your soup recipe with leeks and peas and artichokes and I would share my first batch of ice cream with my family!
I'd definitely share it with my mom.
Ice cream would be shared first with my husband and then our 6 children. )
My mouth first and my husband 2nd anyone else after that who wanted it!
I would share my first batch of ice-cream with my husband and son
I'd share my first batch of cinnamon ice cream with my family. My Mom, kids and hubby! 😉
I'd share it with my husband!
I'd share with my husband and 7 kids (actually only 6, since the baby woudln't get any!).
I would share with my girls!
I pinned your recipe for ranch dressing. I can't wait to make it!
I would share my first batch of vanilla with hubby and kids
I am gonna try your dishsoap. I make my own hand soap and laundry soap, but I never thought about dishsoap.
Ice cream wise, I love chocolate and peanut butter.
I will share it with my daughter!
chocolate I live alone now so I don't have to share!
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