… but I usually like to send them off with just a simple word or two like “Hi, how are you?” and conclude with a smiley face. Okay, sometimes I say a bit more, like “remember to look at the sunset outside your window.” These are a few of the postcards available in my online shop. You can view the full selection via this link: ImagesbyCynthia Postcards
Before I raised the window with the rippled pane of glass …
… and then after, what I saw blossoming next to a different parking lot.
I tried to explain to my brother, who needs an alarm clock in the spring when you have these little fellows singing in the trees outside your window.
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School is out and I can’t afford a summer nanny or camp.I work from home and am already at my wit’s end with my 7-year-old, Piper. Do you have any boredom busters for me, things to do when she tells me she’s bored? I don’t want her to spend the summer becoming addicted to TV, videogames, or some other electronic activity.
“As long as I’m healthy and strong and I don’t let this mind of mine run amok with insecurities about what I am not, I can look in the mirror and like who I see.”
This was her response when told she made it to PEOPLE magazines 2015 Worlds Most Beautiful People, now I normally do not pay attention to those kind of things, I feel a lot of celebrities are just normal people who have chosen a life in the public eye and yes I am sure a talent doesn’t help. lol! I happened to catch this one page and really felt similar with the expression Sandra made and I am sure she didn’t realize then that it would be a great quote!!!
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Maybe you’re working on a 365 project, with a photo for each day of the year. With a couple months under your belt, you might be looking for a new theme to showcase your work. Let’s check out four themes where the typography and color palettes step aside so that your photos get your visitors’ full attention.
Made with photographers and photobloggers in mind, Cubic is eye-catching and bold out of the box. Its pleasing homepage grid showcases your posts’ featured images.
Consider this subtle, almost ethereal application of Cubic at WE THE BIRDS, a site “dedicated to the travelers, the nomads, the free spirits, the culturally aware, the expat kids.” The Birds’ muted photography looks fantastic with the theme’s dark filter option for featured images. Using the site logo feature, they’ve uploaded a beautiful feather illustration that lends a unique, personal touch to their…
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