Dear Harrold......i miss you. I apologize for leaving you in my suitcase in Perth and forgetting to bring you on holiday down south. Dont get jealous but i've met someone new whilst i've been away......he will never replace you but i love him all the same.......meet Walter....
Kitty and i have been sunbaking in an attempt to shed our pasty Melbourne tans. Hope you're okay and haven't died of suffocation inside my suitcase..... I don't expect you to write back....
I know you're probably furious at me for forgetting you....
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After two failed rolls and some minor cursing, I finally have a successful roll from my new Holga. I decided to bring the camera to Texas because I am NOT a quitter (except for when it comes to Monopoly because that game is simply way too long). I think B and my sweet nephew Xavier make the perfect models :)
You can check out the rest of the shots on my Flickr page. Happy New Year y'all!
p.s. I think the use of "y'all" + the calf fry I ate yesterday make me a hard core Texan, don't you think?
p.p.s. If you don't know what calf fries are, look them up. You'll either be disgusted or have a new found respect for me.
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Next to silver and gold, many jewelry designs are accented in copper. While it is not an actual gemstone, what is it really? Copper is a native element that occurs in nature uncombined with other elements. The native elements form under greatly contrasting physical and chemical conditions; in a variety of rock types. So, what is copper exactly? It is a naturally occurring free metallic state, considered to be one of the first metals to be used by humans. It is a relatively soft metal, easy to solder, flex and manipulate into any form; this is why it is a popular material used by wire workers in early designs or tests before conforming the designs to silver or gold. It gets its name from the Latin aes Cyprium, meaning ‘metal of Cyprus’, shortened to cyprium and later corrupted into cuprum.
Copper is found in large quantities, usually massive aggregates, some said to weight up to several tons. When copper is well crystallized, it can be found in cubic or dodecahedral crystals in the forms of mini tree-like shapes. It can be found all over the world with most common deposits in the United States. It is usually orange or copper red in color and looks good mixed with any gemstones.
Copper’s healing power have been used since the Middle Ages to promote smooth functioning of the glands and prevent wear and tear of joints. It encourages a positive attitude and self-confidence, improve decision making and brings harmony among the members of a family.
Many of the jewelry designs created at Timeless Designs incorporate copper in some way. Visit our website to see the selection of necklaces and pendants done with copper.
For someone who loves birthdays so much, I'm terrible at remembering them. I desperately need a better organizational tool now that my family has tripled in size, so I've begun looking for birthday calendars. Thus far, the birthday calendar by Linda & Harriet is my favorite. It's the worst feeling in the world to forget a loved one's birthday, isn't it? How do you keep up with everyone's special day?
More and more I’m working with crystals; either in pure crystal designs or a mixture between natural stone and crystals. Crystals are a very versatile bead and I like them because they come in an array of colors, blending easily with just about any jewelry design.
In this particular necklace I did a double strand to get more of a unique look with the pearls, but not charmed. I’ve blended together a graduated strand of metallic navy blue, almost sapphire colored faceted rondelle crystals and add a few light blue crystals at the bottom of the necklace. Pewter star fancy bead caps have been added to the crystals and little clear round crystal spacers are between for a bit more ‘bling’. Between I’ve mixed again are freshwater cultured pearl irregular nuggets in colors of yellow, champagne and cream.
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I really love how easily these blend and how the shades are different. They are very unique, not shades I could find in everyday shopping. Matte shades are generally a little harder to blend so I don't use a paint pot, however, I used a paint pot only so they would stick and they blended so well. To check out the site where you can purchase: http://mineralmagiccosmetics.com/storefront/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=619 The YouTube pages for Jessie and Mineral Magic: http://www.youtube.comMadMadamJess http://www.youtube.com/1MINERALMAGIC I hope you enjoyed the review and if you try the products, please let Jessie know what you think. I know she would love to hear from you. She is such a nice person. I hope you all have a great remainder of the weekend!
I'm interested in hearing your thoughts about stone interiors because although I find these spaces intriguing and the stone incredibly versatile (as seen in these minimalist and modern examples), I can't help but think how cold these spaces would be in the winter. I mean really cold! There is a special quite beauty to pale stone walls that I appreciate though. What do you think?
10.Cairo, Egypt: Oh the richness of culture with just a dash of danger that seeing the pyramids would give me! From what I've heard Cairo is a city that is just bursting with life in which the new and the old live peacefully side. I also long to have a camel ride along the desert to the sunrise.
9.Dublin, Democrat Republic of Ireland :I love Northern Ireland dearly. It is a place that is truly close to my heart and I've driven through Dublin before but I've never really seen it before. I love Gaelic. I think its a beautiful language and I feel it would be really nice to see it used more.
8.Dubai, United Arab Emirates- It's so exotically beautiful there and apparently they have a booming arts and crafts industry with lovely textiles and even more stunning jewelry. Add that to the enlarged beach city feel and you're looking at a lovely holiday.
7.Toronto, Canada: pure curiousity and lovely grade school friends to see.
6.Sydney, Australia: also sheer curiousity with the added possibility of running into Natalie Tran, one of my favorite youtubers.
5.Milan and Florence, Italy:Apparently they are the textile and art capitals of the world. I would love to see these assertations proved.
4.Barcelona, Spain: Been to Madrid and I liked it but something tells me I will probably fall in love with the regal elegance of Barcelona.
3.Venice, Italy: 1. Its VENICE!2. It may be one of the most unusual cities ever (structurally). 3. I really, really want to sail in a gondola (sea sickness be damned).
2.San Francisco, California: The Academy of Art is there and its my current art grad school lust. Also, its rumored to be a ridiculously beautiful city what with the bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. 3. I am in the United States after all; therefore I must seize the day.
1.Paris, France: Fashion Capital of the world. Home of incredibly stylish men and women and land of so much inspiration. Almost anywhere else on this list can be switched around but Paris is most definitely no.1 for me.
Love you all and Stay inspired, P.S. So let me know what you think. What places in the world do you really want to see? Feel free to let me know in the comments below.
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