07 October, 2010
Handmade Collage Pendants in Glass
I loved this one it works so well with added colour from pencils. A tinge of sparkle and it is ready for the finishing touches!
Turning the squares on their points is proving successful too.
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05 October, 2010
04 October, 2010
WORLD ANIMAL DAY - Bloggers Unite
The World Animal Day Mission Statement :-
To celebrate animal life in all its forms. To celebrate humankind’s relationship with the animal kingdom
To acknowledge the diverse roles that animals play in our lives – from being our companions, supporting and helping us, to bringing a sense of wonder into our lives
To acknowledge and be thankful for the way in which animals enrich our lives.
World Animal Day was started in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species. Since then it has grown to encompass all kinds of animal life and is widely celebrated in countries throughout the world.
October 4 was chosen as World Animal Day as it is the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.
It is intended as a day of celebration for anyone in the world who cares about animals. It is not restricted to any one nationality, creed, religion, political belief or ideology.
To celebrate animal life in all its forms. To celebrate humankind’s relationship with the animal kingdom
To acknowledge the diverse roles that animals play in our lives – from being our companions, supporting and helping us, to bringing a sense of wonder into our lives
To acknowledge and be thankful for the way in which animals enrich our lives.
World Animal Day was started in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species. Since then it has grown to encompass all kinds of animal life and is widely celebrated in countries throughout the world.
October 4 was chosen as World Animal Day as it is the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals.
It is intended as a day of celebration for anyone in the world who cares about animals. It is not restricted to any one nationality, creed, religion, political belief or ideology.
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03 October, 2010
A Miracle Happened - Saving FuzzyMice
This post is a day late going up as I have only just calmed down. Forgive me and read on for some happy news. Many of you will know that I have been helping a fellow Twitter pal in the USA. - @FuzzyMice Her story came to light bit by bit, as she survives through internet on her Blackberry (they rock - heck they rock!!) and along with a bunch of others I began to help her.
Fuzzy has been running a small one-woman rescue and, suddenly, after a mix of circumstances I didn't quite follow, ended up with no job, and notice to quit her accommodation. This was a catastrophe as she tends about 14 or so cats and they would have been shipped to the local pound - a death sentence - Fuzzy would end up sleeping in her car...
About a week or so ago, she had a brainwave, if she could find an R.V. (what we would call a motorhome or trailer home) this would allow her to live with the cats, find a place to park up, build a cat run etc., It was a bit of a dream, or a last straw of hope for Michelle. I did my best to help, promoting her chip in, and making a couple of sales with the proceeds heading direct to her chip in account. October 1st came round and we had 7% in the chipin I was in despair, I confess, I saw no way out, the cats would not make it.....
Early today, I logged on to find Twitter fizzing with something like "news". It took me a while to figure it out, then I looked at the FuzzMice ChipIn. My jaw dropped - my eyes were wide as saucers - the ChipIn now stood at $1,200 Word spread like wildfire and we started tweeting to see if we could raise the final $300 to ensure the RV she had found would be hers.
The Result? The chipIn now stands at over $1,500; Michelle has placed a deposit on her motorhome. I confess myself at a loss, this can only be a miracle. A real genuine miracle. I had thought raising $1,500 in less than two weeks to help one solitary person was too big a mountain to climb - I was wrong.
Fuzzy has been running a small one-woman rescue and, suddenly, after a mix of circumstances I didn't quite follow, ended up with no job, and notice to quit her accommodation. This was a catastrophe as she tends about 14 or so cats and they would have been shipped to the local pound - a death sentence - Fuzzy would end up sleeping in her car...
About a week or so ago, she had a brainwave, if she could find an R.V. (what we would call a motorhome or trailer home) this would allow her to live with the cats, find a place to park up, build a cat run etc., It was a bit of a dream, or a last straw of hope for Michelle. I did my best to help, promoting her chip in, and making a couple of sales with the proceeds heading direct to her chip in account. October 1st came round and we had 7% in the chipin I was in despair, I confess, I saw no way out, the cats would not make it.....
Early today, I logged on to find Twitter fizzing with something like "news". It took me a while to figure it out, then I looked at the FuzzMice ChipIn. My jaw dropped - my eyes were wide as saucers - the ChipIn now stood at $1,200 Word spread like wildfire and we started tweeting to see if we could raise the final $300 to ensure the RV she had found would be hers.
The Result? The chipIn now stands at over $1,500; Michelle has placed a deposit on her motorhome. I confess myself at a loss, this can only be a miracle. A real genuine miracle. I had thought raising $1,500 in less than two weeks to help one solitary person was too big a mountain to climb - I was wrong.
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