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CHANGES COLOR IN THE SUN! As seen on Tumblr and Vine!
This is a knit bracelet made with UV-sensitive beads. So much fun! The yarns I use for these bracelets are generally cottons and acrylics - happy to use a natural fiber upon request.
As you can see, the beads are lovely and elegant in the shade, then *POW* super-rainbow bright in the sun! Kids love them and adults enjoy them too.
I'll make them to order - any color of yarn you like and size. The beads are random - if you'd like a version with specific bead colors, request a custom order and I'll give you a quote.
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By mistake, I was in the "non scent" cashier line at the coop with my many highly-scented soaps. But then I questioned the cashier as to how far away a "scent -sensitive" person would have to be in order to be affected by anything with a scent?! Wouldn't they be just as affected by someone buying scented soap in the next line? He said, "I know, it's pretty stupid."
“Then when dusk began to settle he would retrace his steps, back to his own world. And on the way home, a loneliness would always claim his heart. He could never quite get a grip on what it was. It just seemed that whatever lay waiting "out there" was all too vast, too overwhelming for him to possibly ever make a dent in.”
- Haruki Murakami
Leste Sibela - Jazz Manouche: Estigia Oseguere - Violin, Jorge Retana - Guitarra, Jesus Lara - Contrabajo
Our children are very sensitive, having much smaller bodies with less exposure to life. It can be tough to know what is safe to give them or not, especially in the current model of society we live in. The latest research appears to be pointing out that many of us and our children are deficient...
Collab with Boring Pest...India ink on poster paper...Thanks to Mr. NudNik for putting this one up..
National Geographic Photographer Lynn Johnson talking about what makes a sensitive intimate photograph #iphoneographer #portraits
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pennydelossantos: "after 35 years I still believe a photograph can change a persons life" -Lynn Johnson
txcqql: No kidding! I gotta start doing more b&w with the phone.... This is a wonderful shot!