Cupcake sneakers from Jellyfish Design Studio! Every time Jellyfish Design Studio comes out with new cupcake shoes I want to scream because they are so expensive. These awesome shoes are being sold on the Jellyfish Design Studio etsy page for $189.00
Product Description:
Leather upper with classic 3-Stripes design. Lightly padded footbed for added comfort and support. Rubber toe cap and fat laces. Rubber outsole for great all-day traction. Great for any occasion, a must-have.
Designed / hand painted 2011 Oil based permanent paint Holds up against rain and water and can be washed to clean
A recent Introvert's Corner post listed various affirmations for introverted personalities. In most situations I am reminded that I'm an introvert. The majority of my friends are extroverts and although we often balance each other sometimes I admittedly feel a little too different. I thought I'd post some of the affirmations for all you introverts out there. They are good reminders!
Just because I'm quiet doesn't mean I have nothing to say.
Staying home is doing something.
Managing my energy is a favor to myself and everyone around me.
I like who I like and that's my right.
There's nothing wrong with saying "no."
I can love other people and still not be responsible for their good time.
Parties are supposed to be fun. When I stop having fun, it's OK to leave.
As a Christian woman I was waiting for someone in the media to speak up about this matter.
Real Time with Bill Maher - May 13th, 2011 In a 60 Minutes interview earlier this May, Obama rehashed the events that lead to the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Obama made the statement that, "Anyone who would question that the perpetrator of mass murder on American soil didn't deserve what he got needs to have their head examined."
I remember thinking at that moment, "I guess I need to have my head examined." I suppose it's an unpopular opinion however, in the last month I've come to realize that it's not as unpopular as I would have guessed.
No doubt Bin Laden did bad things. He was a man who felt comfortable promoting hate and influencing others to hate. Yes, he murdered. I am not a fan of murder and therefore I was not pleased to hear that he was shot.
Under the circumstances it may have been the only way to capture him. This is what the news reports are saying. We all know that we cannot always rely on news reports. At least I hope we all know. So, I don't think we will truly know the ins and outs of the situation.
Ideally, I think it would have been better if Bin Laden was tried and sentenced. I highly doubt the majority of the American people would have been pleased with this decision and Obama may not have been as popular if he had made the decision to leave him physically unharmed.
I'm pleased that Bill Maher spoke up about this. I'm not always pleased with Mr. Maher's opinions but sometimes I think he nails it right on the head. This is one of those moments where I think he got it just right.
I respect Obama as a president and I do think he has concern for our country. This however is a decision that does not settle well with me.
A Chinese wedding dress factory said eight workers spent 40 days creating a $1.5 million dress from 2,009 peacock feathers. Per Surprising World, male peacocks each shed an average 200 feathers during an average year which means the dress would have needed dropped feathers from more than 10 birds for a year to gather enough for the gown.
The showing of this dress took place at a 2009 wedding expo held in Nanjing, China.
Whenever I'm thinking about a tattoo I do some window web shopping. Here are some great pieces for inspiration. But really, I think I found the one I want.
Poet and musician Gil Scott-Heron passed today due to unknown causes. He died at the age of 62. Heron was probably best known for the song "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised."
PS22 Chorus performing "Pretty Good Year" by Tori Amos ~Amazing solo by Alicea~
The PS22 Chorus is definitely something to see. The kids are lead by Gregg Breinberg. Breinberg is a huge Tori Amos fan and he has his kids cover a lot of her songs. Being that I'm a huge Tori fan myself I thoroughly enjoy his selections.
I sometimes wonder what the kids think of Tori Amos' music. Tori fans have spent years theorizing about Tori's songs and trying to decipher her beautifully strange poeticism.
Pretty Good Year by Tori Amos From the 1994 album Under the Pink
Tears on the sleeve of a man Don't want to be a boy today Heard the eternal footman Bought himself a bike to race And Greg he writes letters and burns his cds They say you were something in those formative years Hold onto nothing as fast as you can Well still pretty good year
Maybe a bright sandy beach Is gonna bring you back Maybe not so now you're off You're gonna see America Well let me tell you something about America Pretty good year Some things are melting now Well what's it gonna take till my baby's alright
And Greg he writes letters with his birthday pen Sometimes he's aware that they're drawing him in Lucy was pretty your best friend agreed Well still pretty good year
To learn more about PS22 Chorus, to keep up with their performances and to view more video visit there blogsite here.
To learn more about Tori Amos visit her official website here.
From Scholarly Articles on Etsy. Creative ay? I must admit I don't plan on purchasing these. I don't like the pointed toe and I don't think I'm daring enough to wear narwhals on a heel shoe. Even so, I think they are entertaining.
Banana Split Cupcakes! Get the recipe at Bakers Royale.
I don't use the word beautiful liberally. THESE are beautiful. Bright maraschino cherries, fluffy creamy butter cream frosting that looks like whipped cream and multicolored sprinkles over chocolate. I'm a sucker for multicolored sprinkles. The inside consists of a banana cream. Exciting isn't it?
The perfect set of glasses to help you through all the 5 of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross' grieving steps. They are marked with the amount of drink you need for each step. I don't drink alcohol but a tea will work just as well for me!
Whitey’s Lindy Hoppers came to an end when World War II approached. Frankie joined the Army. In 1946 Frankie formed his own troupe called The Congaroo Dancers.
In 1950s swing dance was not as popular and Frankie was unable to continue dancing professionally. Frankie then began work with the U.S. Postal Service. Frankie danced only socially during this time. In 1986 swing was back and Frankie was rediscovered. Frankie was able to teach dance workshops, give lectures, and perform.
25 to be exact. On this day Oprah's final show aired and there wasn't a dry eye in the house.
We have welcomed Ms. Winfrey into our living rooms for years. I don't think she could ever be as grateful for her audience as we are for her. She has not only served as entertainment but she has provided us with humor and grace, inspiration, education, encouragement, patience and kindness. Ms. Winfrey is a woman who so many wish they could be friends with and I know why. Not only is she someone who seems so approachable, so humble, so warm and someone whom you'd love to sit down and chat with but she is a humanitarian.
Dear Oprah, we give you a standing ovation and a round of applause. Thank you, thank you thank you. I can only hope our thank yous are enough.
I'm in love with this cutting board! Find the A Brunch of My Friends Cutting Board at Modcloth for $34.99 The foodie themed cutting board is made of glass, is dishwasher safe and odor and stain resistant.
I believe story telling is an art form and blogging is a medium in which to share stories and ideas. Within this blog I hope to cover a spectrum of topics. From the serious to the silly. Here you will read my views and inquiries about subjects such as feminism, other various socio-political issues, psychology, spirituality, sexuality, and general interests such as film, art and music. You will also be exposed to my obsession with cupcakes, tea, books, Hello Kitty, and quirky day to day journeys. I enjoy learning from others as I am constantly attempting to introspect, grow and evolve. During this process I will be jotting down musings on this blog. Pull up a comfy chair and a spot of tea and join me!