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How Technicolor works (and how some silver shoes famously became ruby slippers).
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Want to be a writer? Or a blogger? Or pursue something of any sort, really? Here’s why more time isn’t always the answer.
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These two time-lapse videos of kids growing up (made by their dad) are amazing. Watching them made me a little teary, because seriously, it goes by so fast. Eleanor will be three this weekend already.
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This 17-year-old fashioned a handmade cardboard dress for prom? Awesome.
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Do you mostly follow people or brands on Pinterest? Or a combination? I put together a roundup of the 25 best brands to follow on Pinterest. Leave a comment on the post if I’ve missed any of your favorites!
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Whoa, stellar constellation embroidery kits. I want to make a million of them.
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Right after I make a million of these neon pink and gold notebooks.
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I’m digging Land of Nod’s newest collection, plus they’re offering free shipping on furniture.
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Bedding for kids obsessed with horses. Like Eleanor.
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For your alliterative/miniature/gardening enjoyment: Teeny Tiny Terrarium Tools at Terrain.
Comments
12 responses to “Honor Roll”
Just to let you know the Alice Bradley link isn’t working for me. It’s a great article, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for letting me know. I’ve fixed it.
Great links. Funny (or sad?) how the ruby slippers became iconic while they’re not original to the Oz series.
Love the technicolor article. Really interesting. Thanks for sharing some fun links!
Have you seen that cool imaging a dad is doing to help keep his parents in the loop on his two girls growing up? He uses Photoshop and “puts” them in cute and hilarious situations! http://www.boredpanda.com/creative-kids-photography-jason-lee/
Yes, aren’t they clever? I read that he gets a lot of the ideas from his kids for the series!
psst – small typo – it should be “Whoa”
Oops, got it.
Well, I always enjoy this post of yours. I learn something every time. EVeryTime. The penny never dropped about Brands being on Pinterest. If I thought about it, I assumed they only had their own content. So thank you. This will probably make my husband even more disgruntled, because he says I never pay attention to him anymore, I’m always on the computer. I didn’t read the Technicolor article yet, because I wanted to get on to the other topics. I fully enjoyed the article by the woman about having time to be a writer. I spent a fair amount of time reading her past posts. Thanks, she’s pretty funny. I noticed that I am way behind in my reading and my painting of furniture, etc. Probably due to Pinterest. I’ve started from nothing and have over 700 followers now. I am playing around with it to try to increase followers. I’ve found that DIY projects, fingernails and weddings seem to draw a lot of people, oh, and how to make fake flowers. How about a post on the most prolific pinned A. Chang? or Wang? I saw it on repinly.com She has over 3 million followers. Thanks Ann Wilson the one with the chocolate lab on Pinterest.
Thanks, Ann. I always hope that people enjoy the things that I link to each week, and it sounds like you definitely do!
Well I just went through your 25 Brands on Pinterest post and it was fantastic!
Thank you for sharing it:)
Thanks for sharing my constellation embroidery kits – you made my day Nicole!!