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Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens was universally regarded as the greatest English novelist of all time. He was born on February 7, 1812. His literary career began by contributing to a magazine published monthly, and he went on to write about the life and manners of his period. When I hear the word “dickens”, I could imagine a vision of the 19^th century London. In his books he personifies the orphaned and starving children, the misers, murderers, abusive schoolmasters and the Christmas punch which showed his celebrated larger than life characters. His realistic plots that give a panoramic view of the life of England in his time surprisingly took me out of myself and made  http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1934074/best_authors_for_children.html?cat=38....

 

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Once upon a time, there was a beautiful young woman named Pearl. When still young, she dreamed of becoming a doctor. Unfortunately, she came from a poor family and she have to cook instead. Her responsibilities had forced her to stay home all the time. Admirably, her thirst of the outside world didn't stop her from being kind to everything in sight. She cared for nature and which had given her enough courage and hope that future has its best for her. One day, her fairy god -mother decided to reward her kindness by granting her heart's greatest wish. She soon met and married the man of her dreams and lived with him happily ever after in a simple house overlooking the quiet sea.

Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens was universally regarded as the greatest English novelist of all time. He was born on February 7, 1812. His literary career began by contributing to a magazine published monthly, and he went on to write about the life and manners of his period. When I hear the word "dickens", I could imagine a vision of the 19^th century London. In his books he personifies the orphaned and starving children, the misers, murderers, abusive schoolmasters and the Christmas punch which showed his celebrated larger than life characters. His realistic plots that give a panoramic view of the life of England in his time surprisingly took me out of myself and made me apart of a different world. His life lesson giving books much entertains the readers for some of the characters were surprisingly based from real persons like his parents. John Dickens, his father was portrayed in the character of Mr. Macawber in the novel David Copperfield and Mrs. Nickelby in Nicholas Nickelby was based on his mother Elizabeth who he described a kind of ridiculous. "A Christmas Carol", first book I found in my closet when I was a kid.

Lewis Carroll

Born on February 27, 1832, he was named Charles Lutwidge Dodgson. His friendship with a certain Lidell stirred him to write the familiar book with the exciting adventures of a shy girl in a place called wonderland

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  There were times I caught my self frozen in the middle of nothingness. Over my room's ceiling, I would look right through the moonlit night of the other side and found nothing but a glossy light. There are things about life that plunged me into an abyss of conscious confusions. Well, that's about the intriguing wonder of the inevitable love...Once, I wandered through my book shelf and found an almost ruined book, not so old but physically devastated due to its past journey, unexpectedly, succumbed by this selection written by Amparo Santamaria-Lardizabal, again I am inspired by the thought that I too is extremely in love.

           In the life of every young person, there comes a time when he thinks he is in love. 

           Am I in love? Is this the love that poets rave about, the love that lasts for ever and ever? That's a question that many a girl ask herself. It is the question that she must answer before making a decision that will affect the rest of her life.

Often admiration and infatuation is mistaken for love.-Please read the whole article http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1892402/my_true_love.html?cat=10

 

I'm a full time cook but i find writing interesting too. Having a pen and a paper during my free time gives me a surprising means of relaxation. Please visit my links and have a read of my poems. Honestly,your every view is worth a dime for publication. Sincerely, I want to Thank you more for the view.

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My infancy had not blinded me with the artistry of my father. Art was introduced to me a long time ago through a chaotic environment as how it seems to be in my childhood. Though appreciating, unknowingly, there are things around the household that somehow served as my crawling arena. Those were best described as white canvasses, pure blank, and express nothing to my sight. It could be a regular size manila paper, glossy cartolina, woody cork board, a six-meter length tarpaulin sack, just a cloth or the most forbidden galvanized iron plain sheet for sign boards. Thus, art within me started to grow with my only mentor, my father. As far as I can remember, one thing that best reminds me about my learning moments is a picture of me sitting just a meter away from the artist. The basics he chronologically instruct and demonstrate were quiet so complicated so he would always command or even throw harsh words to nail me on the seat from the chalk lines, to scratches and so on. Like situation had always left me eating my three whole meal seated beside his work. “Yeah, from early sunrise to sunset, or even midnight time.” My papa first handed me a not so ordinary brush for lettering when I was fifteen…I can remember earning one tenth of what they're paying him every streamer...Urk, I didn’t notice myself talking too much about my father that I forgot about the main niche for this particular site. Do you want to know more about his story? Look for it among the linked sites below. That’s a gem like task for you.hehhe

No one is born with a paint brush in their hand, everyone learned from scratch at some stage. A look at the various ways to approaching the creation of a painting, none of which is better or more correct than another but rather a matter of personal preference and technique.

What I want to share with you at this point of time is how to make a simple creation with paints. Believe me saying this to you. Even a toddler, he or she just needs to be guided so to avoid a not so good circumstance to happen, can absolutely express an artist nature through textile painting. So consciously or unconsciously you may.

Textile painting-simply defined as fabric painting, staining or stamping using acrylic paints.

For a good start, prepare these materials:

Any of these:

Plain Cloth

Unprinted Shirts

Batik Fabric

More…

For decoration:

Acrylic Paint

(I recommend the name TULCO)

Paint Brush

No more…

Art is an expression…

Expression of freedom…

Limitless…

Do your thing

Or

Leave the task to the toddler and expect that he will leave the cleaning task to you after …

Working time!

My textile painting workshop at WVSU with the Dinagyang novelty contest head artist Mrs. Shyla Barrera. She is also my Arts Craft instructor.

 

 

After two hours of work we have set aside our near finish products for drying.

My work...jeje...shirts in black with the wingy thing and the landscape on the yellow one...

The flowered white shirt is so cute. Cool colors. That was done with rubber stamps..

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The Halloween deadline has passed!

five or six days to go?hmmm

Bad! I was not able to create any.No candle.No lampshades.No pumpkin lights. No web bags.No dracula or aswang masks. No skeleton necklaces...The gift season excites me more than anything else... I have browsed through pages to see best samples for the season...Take note, the company does not offer only candles and candles but what I am expecting my company to give you is absolutely...Idea...Great...great fantastic creations for the season...

ohooo...dark...darker...even darker...push on the button...now you have the light!

 

Jack O' lantern

Pumpkin carving is a popular part of modern America's Halloween celebration. Come October, pumpkins can be found everywhere in the country from doorsteps to dinner tables. Despite the widespread carving that goes on in this country every autumn, few Americans really know why or when the jack o'lantern tradition began. Or, for that matter, whether the pumpkin is a fruit or a vegetable. Go search for it yourself!

                                                    

                    

                     

                                                      weW..GArlic Heads

                                                 

       This one is very easy to make with a white solid core candle, melted wax and a red color crayon. I will produce one and display it with my samplers.

                                        

 

                        

                        ribbon mummy pitcher...

                                                         

                                                                   * pumpkin jar....

                                                    

                                                                  cute....

                                              

                                                

                                                         candles dripping blood..

                                                     

      That's all for today...im having a snack of pig's blood ryt now...

 

Knitting is the name of the craft that involves two needles and yarn or thread. Loops in the yarn are manipulated with the needles to make a knitted fabric.

The knit stitch is the most basic form of knitting. It involves slipping the needle into the loop from front to back, looping the working yarn around the needle and sliding the stitch through onto the second needle.

A knit stitch is distinguished from a purl stitch, which is the other basic knitting stitch and basically the opposite of a knit stitch.

When looking at a knitted fabric, rows of knit stitches look like alternating flat rows and loops.

 

                                         

                                          

                                         

                                         

                                          

                                          

 

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My cheapest creations so far...

At 2Ophp worth of materials per piece:)

 

Petit Christmas Candle

Materials:

Yellow core candle

Melted white wax for frosting

Ribbon

 

 

 

 

Frosted Christmas Candle with a crystal bowl Holder

Materials:

White Core candle

Melted Wax for frosting colored with yellow dye or crayon

Small crystal bowl

Christmas Ribbon