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Google (and one of our other cats) loves tearing through a pile of Christmas wrap so I don't know how I can ever throw it away.

Esteemedhelga (day_dae) EDWW Photography & Artistry.

Photography Taken At Merrifield Garden Center: Gainesville

We celebrated our daughter's birthday today by eating out with her family. I was hoping for a photo of a cake and candles for the Oxygen and Fire Challenge, but the Olive Garden doesn't do the whole 'embarrass-the-person-by-singing-Happy-Birthday-in-front-of-everyone' thing, so will use this photo of her present for today's challenge instead.

 

Our Daily Challenge: Begins with 'P'

113 in 2013: #8 Yellow and Green

Esteemedhelga (day_dae) EDWW Photography & Artistry.

Photography Taken At Merrifield Garden Center: Gainesville

Ted: "This Crimbo lark's brill! Mum says we can EAT AS MANY MINCE PIES AS WE LIKE TOMORROW!!!

Nobby: "Erm...I don't think she said that Ted..."

Ginger: "She made them herself...I think I'll stick to milk and cookies!"

Ted: "She made the cookies too, mate!"

and I make sure there's no confusion.

Esteemedhelga (day_dae) EDWW Photography & Artistry.

Photography Taken At Merrifield Garden Center: Gainesville

I've made it, well, this far! I'm very proud of myself; I've only been discouraged a few times. I'm a hard worker so taking the extra effort some days is worth every click of the shutter. Yay 0100 days, I was going to do 0100 facts about me. But I decided that was a bit overboard; I believe every day is a milestone for being here on, planet Earth.

 

Oh and, today I had a meeting with teachers. Went VERY well, my Humanities teacher told me I'm one of the most creative people he's seen in all his years teaching [15+ years]. He also told me I can get extra credit on my self reflection project for doing the 0365days project, woo hoo!

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In 2008 the artist Mark Wallinger produced a wrapping paper design that was given away with the Guardian newspaper. Mark has given me permission to use his design to create some new images to stimulate thought and reflection.

  

I have produced a series of four images which will be printed on postcards and distributed to every home in our parish.

 

If you'd like permission to use this image please contact me.

packaging paper based on my illustrations and paintings

artistshealph

Lilla Roger´s school:

Items for bolt fabric pattern

My original wrapping paper.

made of washi (Japanese paper)

Instead of sending cards out to our clients this Christmas, with decided to design something a little more useful - wrapping paper. By Fuse Design, Graphic designers in Nottingham.

 

www.fuse-design.co.uk

www.fuse-blog.co.uk

MALABAR chewing-gum / Einwickelpapier

Vignettes Série Cap sur l'aventure (1994)

Zeichner: Brice Goepfert

Ephemera-Sammlung MTP

mr-malabar.fr/capaventurep1.html

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malabar_(chewing-gum)

 

Every year we prank our boss. It's like all his Christmases came at once...

See the video.

last day w/ the ponies. maybe. getting it chopped/trimmed tomorrow. i have not decided yet. i usually go in and tell my hairdresser to do whatever she wants.

 

so anyway, i was feeling all nostalgic today and remembering the old days here on flickr. i decided to do a tribute to the legendary dyxie w/ the wrapping paper background. remember when dyxie and clem and kelly and kat and kat and ces and dave and tara and julie and tammy and dare and jessica and duane and sarah and kristi and kristen and mon and jody and kendra and mikey and linda and tricia and trisha and beth and carrie and jamie and lauren and cindy and amanda and jimmay and scott and.....were all around? i miss the old days....

  

Every Christmas when I pull out the wrapping paper I think of my mom who was the master wrapper -- I swear she had some kind of topological formula in her head to wrap presents with the absolute least amount of wasted paper ("okay, this present will fit that way, and then if I get that one over there and lay it sideways along that end of the roll . . .")

 

Take Aim: Preparing for . . .

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