Aunt Sue stopped by today with some of my old records. Anybody remember Free To Be You & Me? I played it to death in the early 70s. All I really remember about the 70s was hideous fashion.
I'm the goofball with the Dorothy Hamill hair. One of my more coordinated outfits. I recall lots of mismatched neon & plaid
My 5 yr old saw the record & asked How do you get it in the CD player? Imagine, someday his kid'll ask What's a CD Player?
He also tells me he's working on the cheat-code to buy everything in the world without spending any of his own money.... Guess he's going into banking....
The ArtFreebies blog has some new Easter themed copyright-free images to play with here & here
Cafe Press has free shipping on orders over $50 til April 2 - get code & details here
If you're in Tampa on 4/2 there's free chocolate martinis & treats at City Street Sweets' new Lava Lounge
Feeling Lucky? Lisa Falon is giving away this cool piece on her blog - click here for rules
Last year I bought a wonderful drawing from her etsy shop Meluseena .
Portrait of a boy with eyes askance by Lisa Falon
Today my Uncle Jeff told me about his WW1 postcard collection. Passed down through the family & he's not sure what he wants to do with it. I tried not to drool. Thinking I should offer to inventory it. Scan the good ones for future collage projects....
If you have an interest in WW1 or just like reading blogs that are different from the norm, this is 1 of my favorites: WW1 Experiences of an English Soldier
Here's a couple of postcards from my collection. Both state Published by W.R. Thompson & CO. (Richmond , VA) and 1 is postmarked 1942. It's ok with me if you want to use them in a project. Be warned tho that with such a late date somebody probably has a copyright on them. I dunno.
Who knew inoculations could be so much fun?!
The fellow who sent this 1 wrote: Army Life isn't too bad. The gave me size 9E - I have to take 2 steps before my shoes move.
Just for kicks, here's a couple of receipt tickets from the empire state building for all you collage artists out there.
And if you need a little less structure today, pop over to see The Un Mom, fearless leader of the random pack
My 5 yr old saw the record & asked How do you get it in the CD player? Imagine, someday his kid'll ask What's a CD Player?
He also tells me he's working on the cheat-code to buy everything in the world without spending any of his own money.... Guess he's going into banking....
The ArtFreebies blog has some new Easter themed copyright-free images to play with here & here
Cafe Press has free shipping on orders over $50 til April 2 - get code & details here
If you're in Tampa on 4/2 there's free chocolate martinis & treats at City Street Sweets' new Lava Lounge
Feeling Lucky? Lisa Falon is giving away this cool piece on her blog - click here for rules
Last year I bought a wonderful drawing from her etsy shop Meluseena .Portrait of a boy with eyes askance by Lisa FalonToday my Uncle Jeff told me about his WW1 postcard collection. Passed down through the family & he's not sure what he wants to do with it. I tried not to drool. Thinking I should offer to inventory it. Scan the good ones for future collage projects....
If you have an interest in WW1 or just like reading blogs that are different from the norm, this is 1 of my favorites: WW1 Experiences of an English Soldier
Here's a couple of postcards from my collection. Both state Published by W.R. Thompson & CO. (Richmond , VA) and 1 is postmarked 1942. It's ok with me if you want to use them in a project. Be warned tho that with such a late date somebody probably has a copyright on them. I dunno.
Who knew inoculations could be so much fun?!
The fellow who sent this 1 wrote: Army Life isn't too bad. The gave me size 9E - I have to take 2 steps before my shoes move.
Just for kicks, here's a couple of receipt tickets from the empire state building for all you collage artists out there.
And if you need a little less structure today, pop over to see The Un Mom, fearless leader of the random pack
