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Ignite Your Creative Spark: Unlocking Potential with Passion

Creativity isn’t just an innate talent but a skill you can develop and nurture over time. You can unlock a world of endless possibilities by exploring new horizons, embracing risks, and fostering an environment conducive to creativity. Continue reading Ignite Your Creative Spark: Unlocking Potential with Passion

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Unlocking Visibility: Empowering Creatives to Shine in the Spotlight

In the vast ocean of talent, standing out as a creative can feel like navigating through a stormy sea. Whether you’re a fashion designer painting the world with your unique style, an artist transforming blank canvases into compelling stories, or a crafty maker breathing life into raw materials, visibility is your compass guiding you toward success. But fear not, Continue reading Unlocking Visibility: Empowering Creatives to Shine in the Spotlight

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Come Explore Eisenach, in the state of Thüringen, Germany

Our assignment in German class this week was to research a city in Germany. I cannot ignore my fascination with one German man who changed the world. A stay in Germany would not be complete for me without visiting the stomping grounds of Martin Luther. Continue reading Come Explore Eisenach, in the state of Thüringen, Germany

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Figure Ground Poster Design 125 A

I wanted to share an assignment from one of my classes this semester. I may share a few more, but this is one that I had started practicing with years ago and after all these years got to put the study to use. My teacher said it was “very successful.” I was just so pleasantly surprised to hear that even though he no longer looks … Continue reading Figure Ground Poster Design 125 A

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How to Support Your Senior Neighbors

Do you have a senior neighbor who seems isolated? Many seniors don’t have friends or relatives nearby whom they can rely on for help in everyday life, leaving them especially susceptible to depression, stress, and loneliness. However, you can step in and become a reliable source of support in their lives, thanks to these simple tips from blogger Meredith Jones Continue reading How to Support Your Senior Neighbors

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From the Ground Up: Starting a Business in Your Local Community

Not only do small businesses provide jobs and stimulate economic growth, but they can also bring diversity and culture to their local area. In this article, we’ll discuss how you can start a business, the key benefits, and how to employ strategies to capture the local market and contribute to a thriving community. Continue reading From the Ground Up: Starting a Business in Your Local Community

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Survey of the Historical Evolution of Weddings and Invitation Lettering

Updated: I made some corrections, fixed the typos (that I caught) and uploaded this paper to Academia.edu if you care to join the discussion over there. Survey of the Historical Evolution of Weddings and Invitation Lettering… And a snarky tongue and check analysis of weddings. Continue reading Survey of the Historical Evolution of Weddings and Invitation Lettering

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Beautiful (But Dangerous) Beach

This is one of my favorite spots, but the beach is not for swimming, wading, turning your back on. Head the warnings posted on the beaches. Sweeper waves, riptides, and freezing waters render this water for boats, eyes, and spirit. If that isn’t frightening you then watch out for logs washing ashore with the sweeper waves. This is very dangerous stuff I do for my … Continue reading Beautiful (But Dangerous) Beach

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Pigeon Point Lighthouse

Here are a few shots of the Pigeon Point Lighthouse on HWY 1 near Pescadero. It is tied for first place as the tallest lighthouse on the west coast, at 115 feet tall. Built in 1871,it’s still active today aiding the Coastguard in navigation (Source Wikipedia). Learn more about Pigeon Point Lighthouse, including how to visit here. Continue reading Pigeon Point Lighthouse

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Join Us For A Walk After Spring Showers At Baker Beach

Take a walk after the spring showers at Baker Beach, San Francisco, CA. Continue reading Join Us For A Walk After Spring Showers At Baker Beach

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Shhh… Be Very, Very Quiet; It’s Hunting Season!

Lynda Anne is heading off the beaten path on an adventure to hunt the best blooms for your aesthetic pleasures!  Continue reading Shhh… Be Very, Very Quiet; It’s Hunting Season!

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Dream Interpretation Parts 1 and 2 Physiological And Historical Survey

Hello friends, welcome back to artful living with Lynda Anne!  Today we’re going to continue with part 2 our series about dreams.  In the first part of our series, we touched on the physiological or biological aspects of dreaming.  Feel free to listen to that episode and come back to this one as we covered some important information from a http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/284378 Written by Hannah Nichols … Continue reading Dream Interpretation Parts 1 and 2 Physiological And Historical Survey

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