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This scarf is hand crocheted with two beautiful colors yarn.
It is designed to be worn in a variety of ways, as pictured.
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i have large number of hand made pots stock for sale contact me
Khalil Ahmed + 92-300-4141586
netrious_11@hotmail.com
also make painting and pots in order
Our love
Our dream
Our house where we'll live together forever
Our children we'll have...
You know you love me
You are my love
You are my heart
And we would never, ever, ever be apart!
Hold my hand!
We'll go to the end of life
I'll never let you go
I promise!
Yeah but nobody searches
And nobody cares somehow
When the loving that you've wasted
Comes raining from a hapless cloud
Then I might stop and look upon your face
Disappear in the sweet, sweet gaze
See the living that surrounds me
Dissipate in a violet blaze
Can't you see what you've done to my heart, and soul? This is a wasteland now...
Soundtrack: Interpol - Slow Hands
There are many many old hand written letters and papers scattered around the kitchen floor.
These letters are such a window into the Borntrager's lives. If you would like to know more about the history of the family read the description on the Borntrager homestead album:
www.flickr.com/photos/openspacesprairieplaces/sets/721576...
If you would like a better "feel" for what the kitchen is like, here is a video I took.
Eva Hand Painted Tiffin
This stunning Tiffin is skilfully hand painted by craftspeople from Kashmir providing artisans’ employment in their own homes. Each one is made up of four compartments and includes four metal plates. Tiffin’s are perfect for picnics, storing cakes and biscuits or used as pretty serving bowls.
The word ‘Tiffin’ comes from the British Indian word meaning ‘light lunch’. In Mumbai, the word mostly refers to packed lunches, prepared for working Indian men by their wives, or for school children by their parents. In Mumbai thousands of Tiffin boxes are delivered to their destinations by ‘Tiffin Wallahs’, using a highly complex system. It truly is a wonder to behold how the thousands of unaddressed Tiffin’s somehow reach their final destinations.
Available online from Nkuku