19
Mar
category: Photo & Montage
Wehearit / Wordpress
He stood among his friends from school,
He joined their childhood games
Laughing as they played kickball
And when they called poor Sarah names.
Sarah was unlike the rest;
She was slow and not as smart,
And it would seem to all his friends
She was born without a heart.
And so he gladly joined their fun
Of making Sarah cry.
But somewhere deep within his heart,
He never knew just why.
For he could hear his mother’s voice,
Her lessons of right and wrong
Playing over and over inside his head
Just like a favorite song.
“Treat others with respect, son,
The way you’d want them treating you.
And remember, when you hurt others,
Someday, someone might hurt you.”
He knew his mother wouldn’t understand
The purpose of their game
Of teasing Sarah, who made them laugh
As he own tears fell like rain.
The funny faces that she made
And the way she’d stomp her feet
Whenever they mocked the way she walked
Or the stutter when she’d speak.
To him she must deserve it
Because she never tried to hide.
And if she truly wanted to be left alone,
Then she should stay inside.
But every day she’d do the same:
She’d come outside to play,
And stand there, tears upon her face,
Too upset to run away.
The game would soon be over
As tears dropped from her eyes,
For the purpose of their fun
Was making Sarah cry.
It was nearly two whole months
He hadn’t see his friends.
He was certain they all must wonder
What happened and where he’d been
So he felt a little nervous
As he limped his way to class.
He hoped no one would notice,
He prayed no one would ask,
About that awful day:
The day his bike met with a car,
Leaving him with a dreadful limp
And a jagged-looking scar.
So he held his breath a little
As he hobbled into the room.
Where inside he saw a “Welcome Back” banner
And lots of red balloons.
He felt a smile cross his face
As his friends all smiled, too
And he couldn’t wait to play outside–
His favorite thing to do.
So the second that he stepped outdoors
And saw his friends all waiting there,
He expected a fw pats on the back–
Instead, they all stood back and stared.
He felt his face grow hotter
As he limped to join their side
To play a game of kickball
And of making Sarah cry.
An awkward smile crossed his face
When he heard somebody laugh
And heard the words, “Hey freak,
Where’d you get that ugly mask?”
He turned, expecting Sarah,
But Sarah could not be seen.
It was the scar upon his own face
That caused such words so mean.
He joined in their growing laughter,
Trying hard to not give in
To the awful urge inside to cry
Or the quivering of his chin.
They are only teasing,
He made himself believe.
The are still my friends;
They’d never think of hurting me.
But the cruel remarks continued
About the scar and then his limp.
And he knew if he shed a single tear
They’d label him a wimp.
And so the hurtful words went on,
And in his heart he wondered why.
But he knew without a doubt
The game would never end, until they made him cry.
And just when a tear had formed,
He heard a voice speak out from behind.
“Leave him alone you bullies,
Because he’s a friend of mine.”
He turned to see poor Sarah,
Determination on her face,
Sticking up for one of her own tormentors
And willing to take his place.
And when his friends did just that,
Trying their best to make poor Sarah cry,
This time he didn’t join in,
And at last understood exactly why.
“Treat others with respect, son,
The way you’d want them treating you.
And remember, when you hurt others,
Someday, someone might hurt you.”
It took a lot of courage
But he knew he must be strong,
For at last he saw a difference
Between what’s right and wrong.
And Sarah didn’t seem so weird
Through his understanding eyes.
Now he knew he’d never play again
The game of making Sarah cry.
It took several days of teasing
And razzing from his friends,
But when they saw his strength,
They chose to be like him.
And now out on the playground,
A group of kids meet every day
For a game of kickball and laughter
And teaching their new friend, Sarah, how to play.
- Cheryl L. Costello-Forshey
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18
Mar
category: In the Studio, Papeterie
A couple of months ago, my good friend Shannon asked me if I would be interested in designing the brand to her new photography company called Fromage Photography. I was honoured she considered me to do the design, and of course I was more than happy to do it, I mean, cheese and photography… who could say no to that?!?
Fromage Photography is located in the Philadelphia area and focuses on animal, engagement and wedding photography. Shannon wanted something to reflect her bubbly and over-the-top hilarious personality (I mean she called her company Fromage Photography… how awesome is that) and that is what I came up with.
Since Shannon is all about the cheese (just read her bio) loves photography and her pets… a “cheesy heart” seemed to be the perfect combination for her logo. She absolutely loved it and I was pleased. Whoot Whoot!
I really hope you will enjoy your new stationery/logo/site and wish you all the best Shannon in the photography biz! If you want to connect with Fromage Photography you may do so via:
Facebook: Fromage Photography Page
Twitter: @Fromagephoto
Website: Fromage Photography
If you are looking for a design/makeover, feel free to fill out a free quote request. 
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17
Mar
category: Baby Love, Décor
I don’t know about you… but damn people have amazing nurseries. I mean, the colors, furniture and decor… amazing. I really hope my nursery will look 1/10 as good as some that I feature on Glamour This! Today, it’s all about the boy. This nursery painted in blue, white with orange accent is the perfect amount of modern for me 
The little details make all the difference. From the dog tail hooks and sayings on the wall. I love the zebra patterned rug. It adds that perfect amount of spunk and suits the boldness of that orange rocking chair.
{ Via Project Nursery }
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16
Mar
category: In the Studio, Papeterie
As the poster designed by Lunch Breath clearly states : FUN FACT : As a graphic designer, fully 92% of your times will be spent on unpaid favors. When I saw this poster, my first reaction was to laugh, well you have to admit its a pretty funny poster with the Killer Jellyfish of Graphic Design Favors … but on the other hand… its a NOT-SO-FUN-FACT… well if you are a designer, like me… you have to admit, its sooooo true.
Now don’t get me wrong, these so called “favors” I did agree to them, and majority of the time I like designing these “favors” but lets be honest. As a business person, it’s a waste of time and money. But for some reason I find myself to be in the same pattern, even after 7 years of design experience. I tend to be too nice when it comes to offering my design services, and for some reason FAVORS seem to be attracted to me.
Reading the poster I am beyond guilty… hence my 92% should be more like 95% (so here is my list… of related favors)
- Designing a t-shirt : been there done that (not a cute person though)
- Last minute powerpoint : More like last minute presentation (PDF)
- Email blast : More like responding to way too many web/design questions that don’t even have to do with the “favor” in question
- Illustrations for unpublished childrens book : More like for a work manual
- Website for sister-in-law : More like a friend
- Gig Poster : More like Poster and Ticket for an event
- Logo : I think I did at least 10 favors in this category
- Baby Announcement : More like baby shower invite
- Jersey Graphic : (wow, one that doesn’t apply… whoo hooo)
But I did do these favors (not on the list above)
- Business cards designs
- Letterhead + Envelope Design
- Blog design
- Wedding Invitation
- Car lettering
- CD Cover and Insert
I am sure there is more… but I’ll leave it at that. So today, I vow to limit my favors to 1 or 2 a year. I mean, I can’t completely say no to say my sister who is starting up a business and needs a logo and stationery… or to a good friend who’s getting married and would like to have a kick ass invitation. But… if you happen to be the 3rd person to ask. It’s a no-no. I have to admit though, that these favors tend to be people I am close with. Family, Friends, or friends of friends… but ONE day… I WILL CHARGE FOR EVERY DESIGN THING I DO. (note that I wrote ONE day )
So business peeps out there, even if you aren’t a designer, I am sure you can clearly identify with these “so-called Favors” how did you kick the bad habit. I’m still trying to find a way.
Designer : Lunch Breath
Poster available for purchase: Here
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15
Mar
category: Décor, Glamosphere
Happy Monday Everyone! Hope you had a great weekend. I have something to share with all you vintage lovers… you know Classic Bride (aka Sarah) well today is the launch of a sister site called CB Vintage.
As Sarah puts it, “A carefully cultivated resource for vintage-inspired brides to find unique + chic wedding items for their big day “(okay lets be serious, this ain’t only for weddings…. the items available would be great props for photographers and even serve as amazing décor… i feel i will be a little more poor after seeing these amazing pieces. I mean…. could you look at these items?
There are lots more amazing finds on CB Vintage. Vintage suitacases, jewelry, vases… you HAVE to check it out! What are you still doing reading this… you should be gone already
{ Images courtesy of CB Vintage }
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12
Mar
category: À la mode
When I was in Vegas, I went in a Kade Spade store… and of course, the merchandising is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. Colorful, spring inspired and beyond pretty. I seriously wanted to buy everything in that store. (Not that I can afford it, or even come close to. )
I loved their display of pinwheels… (even thinking about it for Baby’s room) and when I saw the 2010 spring collection was inspired by it… (or so it seems) I had to share.
Are you a Kate Spade lover? What’s your favorite piece from the new spring collection? I personally love the Cape May Willow Coat (aka the Green Coat in the last pic)
One day… one day, I will own some Kate Spade anything Working on that.
{Images Kade Spade }
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12
Mar
category: Glamour Giveaways
Update: Thank you so much everyone for participating in the Ruffled Clutch giveaway. I am so glad that you loved the item this week. Tina of Sweet B Paper is uber talented and she deserves to recognition of her work Ok so it’s time to choose the winner.
Drumroll please…. the winner of the giveaway is comment #2:
Congratulations Christina you are the lucky winner!!! I hope you will strut your stuff with this amazing clutch… you are one lucky gal. 
Thanks again everyone for participating!!!
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Don’t you just love giveaways? Even more-so when a vendor who previously offered a piece as a giveaway comes back to offer you more goodies. Thanks to Tina of Sweet B Paper, she offered to give one lucky winner a beautiful blush embellished ruffled clutch. Perfect for a wedding, or special event… look at it… it’s gorgeous! (the winner will be able to choose the embellishment since the one in the image is not available)
How to Enter
- Visit Sweet B Paper Etsy Shop and comment below telling me you absolute favorite piece in her store. Beware, you might have a hard time just naming one.
To up your chances to win, you have 5 more ways to enter the contest & win (please make sure to leave separate comments, otherwise you’re entries won’t count and you will miss out):
- Tweet the following: I just entered to win the awesome giveaway courtesy of http://tinarie21.etsy.com/ Check it out here: http://glamourthis.com (via @blushink)
Then comment (a separate comment) when you’ve tweeted.
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http://feeds.feedburner.com/blushink/glamourthis
and comment when you have.
- Become a Glamour This! fan on Facebook (http://facebook.com/glamourthis )
and comment when you have.
- Blog about this giveaway and comment with the link.
- Share the giveaway on facebook & let me know you did in a comment.
A winner will be picked at random and will be announced on Friday March 12th 2009. GOOD LUCK EVERYONE !!! Contest ends Thursday March 11th 2010 at 8 PM (EST).
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11
Mar
category: Collage, Décor
Yesterday was a great day, I mean a great shopping day… because my dining room is almost complete eeeeeeeee (so excited) We decided to make a trip to the infamous IKEA… and well, 300$ later, I have all the pieces for my dining room. I was missing some decor elements and a bookcase to store some elements still in boxes.
I never really blogged about my house decor and I think I will put that to an end rather quickly. But before I go ahead an show you real pics… I thought a collage would be a great way for you to understand my vision. Glam girl myself and sooooo lucky the hubby loves it as well, it was obvious that my dining room would scream vintage glam. (anyway, I hope so)
For Christmas, I was lucky to inherit my step moms vintage Royal Albert teacup collection which belonged to her mom. I am a devoted fan to tea and these teacups scream ME… so obviously when I opened the gift, I balled. (Seriously)
All the elements in the collage is what I own and what will be featured in my dinning room. Table and Chairs, Chandelier and even peonies, (well, when I will cut them from my flower garden – even more excited about that) I can’t wait to display my beautiful teacups and recipe books in my bookcase. The white will look awesome against my taupey gray walls. Can’t wait to show you the final finished product and not to mention host real tea parties … yipee
Shopping list:
Table: Store from Maison Corbeil – 1495$ (CND)
Chairs: Riveria from Maison Corbeil – 195$ /each (CND)
Pitcher Vase : SOCKERÄRT from Ikea – 24.99$ (CND)
Vintage royal albert teacups: mine
Bookcase : SMÅDAL from Ikea – 159$ (CND)
White Chandelier from Bowring – 199$ (CND)
So what do you think? all I know is that I ♥ it
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10
Mar
category: Ooh la la!
Today’s Interview features the wonderful jewelry of Mija Jewelry. The collection is crafted from the finest quality gold, silver, gemstones, and pearls. The pieces are cast from original hand-carved wax sculptures and the gemstones are individually set by hand. MIJA is proud to bring you a line of timeless, delicate, handcrafted jewelry for babies, children, and women…
Hope you enjoy the behind the scenes….
What made you start this business – the major turning point?
The idea for the company came about when I was in London in 2006 visiting my older sister and her family. I had graduated from UCLA a year earlier with a bachelors in communication studies and had planned to follow in my older sister’s footsteps by working in film production (she runs/co-owns a large commercial production company in London). While I have always been a creative person, I had spent the better part of high school and college ignoring my creative passions and focusing on academics and grades. During the year after I graduated, I began to take on the hobby of jewelry making. So, when I went to London and saw my beautiful nieces, I was inspired to make them something I knew would make them feel like a princess. My sister had a broken pearl necklace. I took two pearls from it and made two little gold chain bracelets, each with a single pearl. My nieces and my sister immediately loved them. The girls slept with them and bathed with them and would not take them off. My sister had told me that she had looked everywhere (London, LA, NY) for jewelry for her little girls and she could not find anything worthwhile. All she could find was either solid gold and super expensive or extremely garish and cheesy. My sister was convinced that there was a huge demand for sweet, simple jewelry for girls that was made of precious metals, pearls & gemstones, but that did not cost a fortune. She convinced me that I should start a line of jewelry for little girls. So, the collection started as strictly a children’s line and has evolved into women’s as well. Now the women’s collection has taken off and I have also started designing a bridal collection (inspired by my own desires to have beautiful jewelry for my wedding…I’m newly engaged). The bridal collection was also inspired by so many women buying our jewelry (especially our earrings) for their weddings.
What inspires you?
I find my inspiration from everywhere! One of the pieces I am most excited about, which will be unveiled in our new spring/summer collection, was inspired by a tattoo on the back of a girl sitting at the bar in Sushi Ko in Glover Park! Somehow, that tattoo stuck in my head and ended up turning into a necklace design!
What is the best part about your job?
One of the best parts is that I am finally able to nurture my creative side. After ignoring it for so long during school, it is so great to be able to finally explore my artistic talents again. I also LOVE seeing people who are thrilled after buying a piece of jewelry that I designed. Seeing that smile on their faces is wonderful.
Whats the process?
I design the jewelry and it is all made overseas. It is actually quite an interesting process: It of course begins with an idea for a design (inspired from all sorts of things which I will get into later). I then draw and sketch the design using pencil and paper. I must specify every millimeter of the design: the exact dimensions of each part and what size gemstones or pearls are to be used, etc. We then go about gathering all the materials for the piece (chain, gemstones, etc). We buy gemstones from the US, India, Thailand, China, etc and then buy our chain and clasps from Italy. All the pieces are then gathered and shipped to China where they are all skillfully put together. Our metalsmiths usually work with gold and diamonds, so needless to say, they are extremely meticulous and careful with their work since they usually are working with such expensive materials. Our jewelry is actually all cast in sterling silver. Some pieces are also plated in 18k gold and then the precious & semi-precious gemstones and pearls are all hand-set.
Do you have an online shop?
Yes!! www.mijajewelry.com
Tell us a little about yourself, to get to know you more (where are you from …etc)
I grew up in the Bay Area in California in a little town called Orinda (right next to Berkeley). I went to college at UCLA and lived in both LA and San Francisco after I graduated. I knew that if I didn’t leave California in my early 20’s, then I would never leave and explore another part of the country. So, I moved to NY when I was starting my business. I don’t think I realized how difficult it is to start a business in NY (the cost of living and the cost of space is so extremely high!) At the time I was also dating someone who was living in DC. So, I would go back and forth between NY and DC and finally ended up settling in DC (with the man who is now my fiance). He too started his own company a few years ago (www.smathersandbranson.com) and I was blessed to be able to learn from him and his business partner about how to run a business. I am currently running the office, traveling for the business, and designing several new collections (which will launch in a few months)!
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No thank you Michelle, for sharing your beautiful talent with Glamour This! Be sure to check out the website for more lovelies.
If you would like to be featured in the Interview Series, simply give me a shout out via the contact page.
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09
Mar
category: Décor
Hi, my name is Kelly and I’m addicted to HGTV (Canada) and all its renovating, decorating shows. What started this addiction? you ask… two words. Sarah Richardson. My ultimate bestest favorite designer of all times. It started with Design Inc, then moved on to Sarah’s house season 1 and 2, the Christmas special and then Sarah’s Cottage. Now, I thought I could feed my addiction with plain old repeats… but NO. HGTV has announced that there will be a Sarah’s House #3. Yipeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
For those of yous not familiar with the show… this is how it works. Sarah purchases a house, guts it out entirely and spends ridiculous amounts of money to make it fab. Even though 95% can’t afford what she designs and elements she puts in her projects, she has amazing ideas, and the inspiration is over flowing. If I won a whole chunk of money, I would pay Sarah to design my office… and pay her to be my friend
Here are some images from Season 2, for those who haven’t seen it.
Now, for season 3 of the majority tv hit, she’s taking on a new project, an old Ontario farm property. The press release promises that Sarah and her sidekick Tommy will scour “country flea markets, search salvage shops, and visit their own special sources.” I love it when they go to flea markets. They always seem to find the amazing elements and transform them into something even more spectacular.
Looking forward to see the progress. It’s going to be amazing. (like always) For you excited readers out there (surely I’m not the only one in love with Sarah) here is the episode list for season 3. As for you Americans… I am not quite sure if it will make it’s way to your tv screens just yet. (Actually I think they just started to air season 1)
March 9, 2010 – Ep. 28 Mudroom and Entry
March 16, 2010 – Ep. 29 Main Bedrooms
March 23, 2010 – Ep. 30 Main Bathroom
March 30, 2010 – Ep. 31 Kitchen
April 6, 2010 – Ep. 32 Dining Room
April 13, 2010 – Ep. 33 Living Room
April 20, 2010 – Ep. 34 Kids’ Bedrooms
April 27, 2010 – Ep. 35 Family Bathroom
May 4, 2010 – Ep. 36 Master Bedroom
May 11, 2010 – Ep. 37 Exterior/Finale
The new season premieres tonight on HGTV
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08
Mar
category: Ooh la la!, À la mode
I am very excited to tell you that spring has arrived at Edmoure Ralph. They recently launched their Spring 2010 collection, and it’s prettier than ever. They expanded on their original collection by introducing new weaving techniques and lots of color with semi-precious stones.
Here are a few of my favorites. Just look at them, definitely must haves in your closet this season.
Samuel Necklace - Brass and Pink Jade Necklace.
Christian Necklace, Brass mixed with quarts, rhinestone and pearl. A Messy Must-Have!
Check out their website for more of these lovelies. Bracelets, necklaces and earrings… all unique and handmade.
{ Images via: Edmoure Ralph }
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05
Mar
category: Ooh la la!
Super excited because tonight, I am going to see Zumanity of Cirque du Soleil. Yup, I’m going to be a voyeur tonight, and plunge in the sexiness of Cirque.
Zumanity
I can’t help but be proud or Cirque du Soleil, since it all started a little over 20 years ago, here in Montreal. My first cirque show was when I was about 10, and I instantly fell in love. Now, being in Vegas and seeing Cirque, seems like an awesome awesome accomplishment (on their part)
What’s your favorite Cirque show?
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03
Mar
category: In the Studio
Last August, I started offering blog designs in exchange for donations to fund my upcoming Vegas trip. The demand was actually a gazillion times higher than what I expected (thank you everyone for the support)
So operation Pimpin’ blogs for Vegas is officially accomplished… and I am leaving TOMORROW, for my long awaited Las Vegas trip. Whoo hoooo. It’s gonna be my first time and can’t I tell you how excited I am! Like… seriously!
Here are a few blogs I designed along the way:
For those of you wondering, I unfortunately don’t offer blog designs in exchange of donations… but I am working on a template shop and once that will be launched, I will offer custom blog designs too.
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02
Mar
category: Baby Love
Last week was the official ultrasound with the gender reveal. When I called to make the appointment, I decided to go to the hospital (public) since it was free… but because I wanted my mom and step-mom to be there too… I soon abandoned the idea because there was no way in hell they would like 2 people let alone 4 peek at the ultrasound. I decided to cancel and call a private clinic, to switch my appointment. (Since I’m covered with my private insurance, it wasn’t gonna cost me much) The girl on the phone told me the price of the ultrasound was 220$. I figured that was the “usual” price for an ultrasound and didn’t ask any questions… but when we got there… to our surprise we saw baby in 3D /4D which originally we said we wouldn’t spend the money on… But glad we did, because it was worth every penny.
Last week, I put a poll up and made you guess the sex of the baby. Majority of you’s said Boy. Well, you are RIGHT my friends! We saw his weewee. 
Here are some pictures (but baby boy was hiding away) I know it’s not super clear, but if you open the image in a new window, it will be much bigger. It’s crazy how the 3D really gives you details.
Since I’ve been lacking in the baby updates, I thought I could start now (a little over mid-way) Hopefully that doesn’t make me a bad mommy to be.
CURRENTLY AT: 22 weeks
BABY SIZE: Papaya (10.5 to 11.5 inches, 12.7 to 20.8 oz)
BABY GENDER: Boy
CURRENTLY LIKING THESE NAMES: Miles, Liam, Mavrick, Ryan, Tristan…
MY WEIGHT: As of now, I have gained a total of 10 lbs. Isn’t that amazing? I am currently at 195 lbs. (still below my heaviest non-preggo weight (which was in august 2007) ) Unfortunately by the end of my pregnancy I will be well over 200 lbs…eeek but it’s okay, I think a baby is a good enough reward for the weight gain.
SYMPTOMS: Apart from being tired first trimester you can say None. Seriously. and I am beyond excited. No morning sickness, no weird cravings, no weight gain. Like I said, AMAZING! Only thing is a few stretch marks under my boobies…. but that happened in the first month, and the damage was done already. I take baths…. ALL THE TIME, is that considered a symptom?
MOVEMENTS: All the time. The first time we actually felt him move (both the hubs and I) was at 18weeks in. It was amazing that we could feel baby together. Since then… he hasn’t stopped one bit. He’s a kicker alright. I guess that means I’ll be a soccer mom.
CRAVINGS: Nothing out of the ordinary… just something that isn’t available during winter. Slushies and Freezies (and no popscicles or icecream don’t do the trick) its that ice mixed with juice that I love.
MATERNITY CLOTHES: LOVE EM. That is all.
WHAT I MISS: Eating Sushi and occasionally a baileys coffee, oh and also a swiss cheese and ham sandwich… oh well. No cold cuts for me.
WHAT I’M LOOKING FORWARD TO: Holding baby for the first time, and breast feeding. I really really really really hope I can breastfeed. I think its one of the most wonderful things a mommy can offer her baby (besides love)
CURRENTLY READING: Nothing! Does that make me a horrible person? I mean, I have my iPhone apps that tell me what stage the baby is at, and whats happening to my body… but that’s about it. I am not nervous, or feel like I need to be overally educated on the subject. Am I normal?
RANDOM THINGS: I love the my dad was like “Oh he looks like me when I was a baby”… I was like. Dad! there’s no way you can tell. He’s the size of a banana. I also love when people touch my tummy… that’s something I really don’t mind, and I know the more my bump goes the more it will happen.
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02
Mar
category: Glamosphere
I’m sure you all know Ami of Elizabeth Anne Designs… right? Well, if she wasn’t busy enough, she decided to start a new blogging venture called Edit and Post… and I am beyond excited for her. This new blog will focus on the whole business aspect of blogging as well as tips for those of you who aren’t familiar with all the technical aspect of a blog.
Edit and Post will encourage you to think more closely about your blog, about your business, and about your goals. I am excited to share the blogging and Wordpress knowledge that I have gathered through the existence of Elizabeth Anne Designs, and while I may chat about weddings on EAD, my education and experience is in finance and accounting so I will be providing plenty of general business suggestions and tips.
Now you definitely don’t want to miss out on the awesome information that will be found on Edit and Post, be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed. Wishing you all the best Ami and lots of success Happy Blogging, and I’ll be sure to stop by.
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