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Silver Crescent Custom by Melissa.
Sweater - jiajjadoll
Skirt and Necklace - me
Grey leggings & boots - sekiguchi
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1. Three animals :Scottish Highlander cows, Okapi, manatee
2. Three magazines : People, US Weekly, Entertainment Weekly
3. Three drinks: Shake, Sunkist, Malibu Rum (my nod to my college years)
4. Three holiday destinations: friends, church, mom's house
5, Three novels: Angel, Flowers for Algernon, On the Road
6. Three countries : Australia, Greece, USA
7. Three numbers:3, 4, 8
8. Three names: Stazia, Aspen, Timaree (this is what our boy's names would have been had they been girls! ) :o)
1. Aunty, Mother and Me, 2. Okapi, 3. sweet face, 4. Here's my impression of Natalie Portman, 5. Tones - Art and Music Interviews, 6. Sky Lanterns Festival in Pingsi, 2007/3/3 pm 18:19:51, 7. Pineapple Malt, 8. Soda Display from the year 1984, 9. 013, 10. French Garden at Duke Farms, 11. Balloons at the Fair, 12. My Painted Pregnant Belly, 13. cherub., 14. Flowers for Algernon, 15. S-Bend (ii), 16. Baby Sea Turtle, 17. Doorway to Heaven, 18. stars and stripes and drops, 19. 1983... (a merman I should turn to be), 20. Best things in life are free, 21. Pinky, 22. STAZIA, 23. Aspen Grove, 24. Eric Sorlie, Springfield SC
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Master Chief Petty Officer Timaree Sparks, officer-in-charge of Coast Guard Station Ocean City, Md., helps strap a helmet onto the head of a child of a Wounded Warrior during a tour of the station Oct. 16, 2015. Wounded Warriors from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their family were invited to Ocean City to participate in a four-day trip to thank the veterans for their service and to provide a break from the pain and suffering of their injuries, and their treatment. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David R. Marin
Master Chief Petty Officer Timaree Sparks, officer-in-charge of Coast Guard Station Ocean City, Md., holds a heavy bag in place as children of a Wounded Warrior enjoy some time in the station’s gym during a tour Oct. 16, 2015. Wounded Warriors from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their family were invited to Ocean City to participate in a four-day trip to thank the veterans for their service and to provide a break from the pain and suffering of their injuries, and their treatment. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David R. Marin
Coast Guard Auxiliarist Steve Schmitt (left) and Master Chief Petty Officer Timaree Sparks of Station Ocean City, Md., share a smile as the daughter of a Wounded Warrior spins around in a chair in the station’s Communications Center during a tour Oct. 16, 2015. Wounded Warriors from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their family were invited to Ocean City to participate in a four-day trip to thank the veterans for their service and to provide a break from the pain and suffering of their injuries, and their treatment. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David R. Marin
Reagan Campbell, the child of a Wounded Warrior, and Master Chief Petty Officer Timaree Sparks, the officer-in-charge of Coast Guard Station Ocean City, Md., wave to another vessel while underway aboard a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat from Station Ocean City during a visit Oct. 16, 2015. Wounded Warriors from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their family were invited to Ocean City to participate in a four-day trip to thank the veterans for their service and to provide a break from the pain and suffering of their injuries, and their treatment. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David R. Marin
Reagan Campbell, the child of a Wounded Warrior, and Master Chief Petty Officer Timaree Sparks, the officer-in-charge of Coast Guard Station Ocean City, Md., navigate a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat from Station Ocean City alongside a second MLB during a visit Oct. 16, 2015. Wounded Warriors from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and their family were invited to Ocean City to participate in a four-day trip to thank the veterans for their service and to provide a break from the pain and suffering of their injuries, and their treatment. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class David R. Marin
Since the beginning of Kate's journal class I have been in awe of the beautiful journals I have seen. Beginning with Timaree's Bisquick book! My first 'fave".
I'm happy with this. I sprayed fixative over 2 watercolors. I was stumped with the binding, I had watercolor canvas and painted that with acrylic. I had lots of old earring that I tied on to the bookmark. Now to start painting. It's definitely for nature painting!
I used Pam Carriker's video on the Journal 365 class for the inside and followed someone else on a you tube video using a cereal box for the cover. I used 8x12 cardboard that fit the watercolor paper. Thanks Pam.
Silver Crescent Custom by Melissa
Sweater - jiajiadoll
Skirt and Necklace - me
Grey leggings & boots - sekiguchi
A few days before it was set to start I heard about a new class from Carla Sonheim. I saw the part about drawing exercises and signed right up. I don't think I even noticed the title of the class.. "The art of Silliness". Now I am a boringly serious person and each day as we got our worksheet assignments I was baffled to the point of paralysis thinking " I don't know how to do this." Timaree gave me the advice to just dive in and try and so here I am 7 days behind, but with something to post. I found it very interesting that the birds were so much easier to draw with my non dominant right hand, so I paid attention to how I was drawing them and discovered that with my non dominant hand, I held the pencil very loosely and drew with big gestures.. hmmm. I wasn't able to translate that to this homework assignment done with my left hand, but it is something to think about and work on for the future.
As an aside, I always thought this poem was written by e.e. cummings, but according to wikipedia that is incorrect...
When timaree posted this picture of a bunny www.flickr.com/photos/freebirdsinging/4742876079/ with a challenge to draw it, I came up with this idea. The rabbits won't leave my flower garden alone this year, as soon as the flowers bloom they eat them, they are even munching on the leaves. I am not sure why. In the past they have left these same flowers alone, and we have had plenty of rain so they should have plenty of other things to eat. This was watercolor, pitt marker and I used wc pencil for the bunny to try to get the textures better.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.
In July, we tackled the theme of “love.” Love is simple, but naturally as human beings, we make it complex. Dr. Timaree Schmit, a sexologist and host of the “Sex With Timaree” podcast, aims to promote rational, sex-positive, empirically-based knowledge about sexuality. In her talk at the Center / Architecture + Design in Center City Philadelphia, Timaree shared love lessons with our incredible creative community. Photos taken by Steve Weinik.
This talk was possible because of our generous local sponsors: Center / Architecture + Design and MEDstudio@Jeff.