Lookey Lookey... some things to be excited about:
1. Riley Salyards is living the dream - in amsterdam, on a farm, designing textiles. what a life.
I can't describe to you the beauty of her photos also - please take a look. They're inspiring.
She participates in Jackson, Johnston and Roe, who together create beautiful clothing for just being… a lounger in amsterdam on a farm designing textiles.
2. Painting. Of a chair. With a mind of its own.
1. Riley Salyards is living the dream - in amsterdam, on a farm, designing textiles. what a life.
I can't describe to you the beauty of her photos also - please take a look. They're inspiring.
She participates in Jackson, Johnston and Roe, who together create beautiful clothing for just being… a lounger in amsterdam on a farm designing textiles.
2. Painting. Of a chair. With a mind of its own.
How could you go wrong??
Note: I need a nook such as this to enjoy art work.
http://caitlinkeegan.blogspot.com/2009/05/american-illustration-28.html
3. I have committed to walking 60 km to raise money for breast cancer research and support.
The toughest part is pursung donations… since I'm not a pushy type, I'm really struggling with how to ask for money. And knowing that a lot of my friends are in my position, I don't want to ask. Therefore I'm leaving it up to businesses and business people - I've been asking people who work in the building I work in, as well as business in my area.
Anyone know of any businesses who like donating to people?
Check out my progress blog on my personal fundraising page
4. What does one who works at a beading store, compulsively makes jewellry, and has over 100 necklaces do for storage? Nothing particularily inspiring - yet. Until this…
Through the good fortune of blog browsing at work, I have found someone as dedicated to the search for the perfect necklace display as I - Desire to Inspire. An entire entry on how to display jewellry in somewhat of an attractive manner. I plan on doing this:
that's all folks!
Note: I need a nook such as this to enjoy art work.
http://caitlinkeegan.blogspot.com/2009/05/american-illustration-28.html
3. I have committed to walking 60 km to raise money for breast cancer research and support.
The toughest part is pursung donations… since I'm not a pushy type, I'm really struggling with how to ask for money. And knowing that a lot of my friends are in my position, I don't want to ask. Therefore I'm leaving it up to businesses and business people - I've been asking people who work in the building I work in, as well as business in my area.
Anyone know of any businesses who like donating to people?
Check out my progress blog on my personal fundraising page
4. What does one who works at a beading store, compulsively makes jewellry, and has over 100 necklaces do for storage? Nothing particularily inspiring - yet. Until this…
Through the good fortune of blog browsing at work, I have found someone as dedicated to the search for the perfect necklace display as I - Desire to Inspire. An entire entry on how to display jewellry in somewhat of an attractive manner. I plan on doing this:
that's all folks!