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I am Treathyl FOX, aka CMoneyspinner, Texas-based Freelance Writer; Investor, Home Business Entrepreneur.
"The wolf huffs and puffs.
I'm not a wolf. I'm a Fox." ≧◠◡◠≦
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A seahorse farm in Negombo, Sri Lanka we had the privilege to visit.
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A few months ago, I spoke about Tumblr at Virginia Tech’s University Relations annual retreat. I used Yale’s tumblelog as an example. Yale is...
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The Children’s Hospital, Chris Adrian (M, 40s, red hoodie, black jacket and jeans, short salt and pepper hair, L train) http://bit.ly/Xp2IP4
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When it comes to eating the finest meals, not everyone is a gourmet cook. But just because you cannot...
Welcome to My Next 50 Years.
Don’t know how you arrived here but I’m glad to see you!
Keep experimenting witn different blogging applications. Found this one and thought I’d give it a whirl!
Click this link to see the publishing platforms I tried thusfar: Blogging For Newbies
My two middle names are patience and perseverance. Eventually I’m gonna get one of these blogs right!
Blog started December 2012. Hope Everyone had a Happy and Joyous Holiday Season!.
Looking forward to 2013!
Happy New Year,
Old Man Time and Child
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***Started a new blog. Why not? It’s a New Year!
Is Pinterest the New Tumblr? - This is an article from IFB (Independent Fashion Bloggers) and it tells a quirky tale. They posit that Pinterest may be the new Tumblr.
Why is this quirky?
- Because Pinterest has a Tumblr blog.
- In fact, Beyoncé - if this can be used a “measure” - also has a Tumblr blog (which I follow) and many people share her Tumblr posts via Pinterest. I haven’t yet found a Beyonce Pinterest account with boards to follow. That doesn’t mean she doesn’t have one.
- I also use Pinterest and Tumblr for business/personal reasons and because they’re free fun! I see no reason why Pinterest and Tumblr can’t coexist and live happily together in the Internet garden. After all it’s a worldwide web. It’s big enough!
Anyway, I hope one doesn’t replace the other. I like them both! But in the grand scheme of things, who cares what I like! It’s just business. Eh, Guido?? :)
International Center for Photography
Museum of the City of New York
Contemporary Art Museum, Houston
AGAIN! Another list published? That’s fantastic!!
Art, books and music. How could we ever manage without them? They’re so essential to the human psyche. Honestly! Some people get thrown into prisons and they’re like:
OK! Got a good book I can read? Pencil and paper so I can sketch (or write)? Eh! Don’t worry about the stereo or the radio. I hear music in my head! I’m good!
Saint Paul in…
Rembrandt van…
18 in. x 24 in.
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Reading level: Ages 4 and up. An introduction to Van Gogh, Michelangelo, Rembrandt, etc. 4 years old is not too young to begin teaching a child how to appreciate art and encouraging him or her if they have the talent. This is a short book that teaches the styles, works, and techniques of the great masters and features many activities to nurture the child and guide them in creating their own masterpiece. Discovering Great Artists: Hands-On Art for Children in the Styles of the Great Masters (Bright Ideas for Learning) |
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Spotlight on a great artist that I discovered. He isn’t inlcuded in the book suggsted above on great artists. He hadn’t been born yet. :)
♦ Alfred Alexander Gockel
was born 1952 in Ludinghausen,Germany. He published his first work when he was only 8 years old. Mr.Gockel says of his work: “I like to touch the viewer’s soul with my vibrant colors.”
His art collection is subdivided into two major categories: unique artwork and graphics. Today he is one of the most prolific distributors of modern art posters, with customers in 50 countries.
Gockel, was commissioned by the U.S. Olympic committee to create an official piece of artwork for the 2006 Olympics in Turin, Italy, which is titled “USOC Olympic Celebration”.
Gockel’s unique style – boldly colored abstract images lined in thick black against a white canvas – has become his signature. He was named 2011 Official Artist of Top 10 Jazz Festival and his jazz artwork
To describe the man’s art is one word?
- MESMERIZING!
Jazz Explosion II
Alfred Gockel
10 in. x 10 in.
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