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Jack the pumpkin king.
sidenote: shooting with this vintage polaroid indoors is harder than I imagined. because Polaroid film is so expensive, I will only shoot an image twice and use the better of the two. With a project like this, I literally cannot afford to shoot more. [...]
Headless Mom did this and I totally stole it. Steal it from me, let me know and I'll come read.
1. Name [...]
The Day-Glo Brothers by Chris Barton features glowing illustrations by Tony Persiani
Everyone knows the story of the invention of the airplane, the telephone and the light bulb. But there are a million little things around [...]
Say it isn't so, Mr. Squiggles! A consumer group called the Good Guide claims that the popular brown zhu zhu hamster, hugely in demand as a holiday gift, has harmful levels of antimony, a potentially hazardous substance.
Cepia, the maker of the popular hamsters,' [...] Disney Fairies: Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure is a Nintendo DS game from Disney Interactive, released to coincide with October’s straight to DVD Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure. Aimed squarely at tween girls (all the fairies are female), the DS game is a harmless enough distraction until you [...]
The Cast of Glee (image: FOX)
In the ocean of television programming, it’s hard for a show to stand out - especially on the Fox Network (where notoriously fantastic shows get canned for no reason) - and especially if it’s a musical. You can [...]
Normally, if you were to call me lazy at this time of the year, you'd find a candy cane in a most uncomfortable place, but the kind people at The Lazy Baker are my new best friends for creating gourmet baking mixes.
By Carly Loeper, Exhibit & Program Developer, Providence Children’s Museum
What makes a great plaything? At the Children’s Museum, this question is always on our minds as we select toys and materials for our programs, exhibits and Gift Shop. If, as Fred Rogers said, “Play is really [...]
My son is 8 years old, which makes him a third grader. From a mother’s perspective, third grade feels like the middle of nowhere and the road to everywhere all at the same time. My son and his friends physically bristle when I use words like little [...]
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He shuffled quickly across the street. As quickly as he could with one leg only partially working. With each hurried step it hung [...]
Pearl Harbor Day – December 7
We remember those who fought for our freedoms in World War II, those who gave their lives, those who took several years from their lives, and those at home who carried on when family members were away. Because of their sacrifices our country remained [...]
Pearl Harbor Day – December 7
We remember those who fought for our freedoms in World War II, those who gave their lives, those who took several years from their lives, and those at home who carried on when family members were away. Because of their sacrifices our country remained [...]
Two down, two to go. Am finally acclimated to the time change, but the last 48 hours have not been pretty. Funny, odd, but not pretty. Supporting exhibits on my Facebook album. I really can’t bring myself to report them here. I [...]
Help!! Try as I may, I can't get rid of the fleas on Shelly (Golden Retriever, very long hair). The poor dog is going nuts. Bruno (Ridgeback) does not have the same problem.
I used Capstar and that tick and flea oil stuff at the back of her neck, it seems' [...]
The folks at VitaClay sent me a Natural Stone Cookier to test out. Review below the cut!
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Last night was one of those nights when having two parents around would have made things a lot easier.
Actually, I don’t know how much easier things would have been but at least I would have had someone other than myself to bitch to.
I’m fairly certain that Ollie [...]
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From: Simon Edhouse
Date: Monday 16 November 2009 2.19pm
To: David Thorne
Subject: Logo Design
Hello David,
I would like to catch up as I am working on a really exciting project at the moment and need a logo designed. Basically something representing peer to peer networking. I have [...]
As much as I like modern design, I still want to see a heavy dose of adorable in a baby's room. Thankfully, Switzerland's Nicole of Ocechou does adorable right
