The summer television scheduling is taking effect, which means an astounding number of "talent search" reality television shows. I don't watch much television, but I have to say that based on my limited number of observations, there appears to be an unspoken rule that looks like this:
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Welcome Neatorama and Table of Malcontents visitors!
Here's the link for the LOTR-Muppet article "Muppets in The Battle For Ham’s Deep" posted at GeekDad.
Julie Cole, co-founder of Mabel's Labels* and mother of five, discusses how to be prepared for the first day of camp. [Aired May 24, 2007 on CityTV's Breakfast Television.]
* - clicking on the link takes you to my Mabel's Labels agent site.
The Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies -- "where tools of the trade that have died or have just about died a slow slow death are cheerfully exhibited."
A wonderful site devoted to art supplies you don't see very often anymore. Some of which I've never seen. Many of which I still use and covet!
[originally seen at Drawn.ca]
A wise man once said to me that "the absence of something good isn't the same as having something bad."
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Here's the image from a promotional colouring sheet I created. [Download the PDF]
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Craig has a life observation that goes like this:
"If someone was standing on the corner handing out fifty dollar bills, there'd still be people complaining that they didn't get their favorite serial numbers."How could I resist?
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I know my timing's a little off. However, if I left it in the "ideas" folder it would never get done.
No matter how you decorate it, a moose is still a moose!
(Items with a variation of this image can be purchased at Cafe Press.)
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A belated thank you to Asha at Parent Hacks for the recent links to Secret Messages and Finger Jell-o posts! And welcome to Parent Hacks readers!
At this rate, I'm going to be able to make a book of these! [Also part one and part two.]
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Regular readers will notice that the advertising real estate has changed hands around this here blog. A significant portion of it is going to promote Mabel's Labels. (Did I mention I am a direct sales agent of theirs?) I was going to write a little blurb about how wonderful the product is, but I'm a little biased.
So here's a smattering of recent review by people who have nothing to gain by reviewing the product. I don't personally know any of the reviewers, but I love what they have to say! (I should also add, that I've edited their hyperlinks to go directly to my agent site.)
From Rocks in My Dryer:
"I'm impressed with this product and the clever mom-thinking behind it. I'm giving them a 4.5-rocks rating."
There are a hundred and one uses for these neat-o labels, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
Mabel's Labels offers a fun update on the classic iron-on labels that your mom put on all your clothes when you went to camp, plus several innovations on the theme, including washable
adhesive labels for both clothing and food containers/utensils, and an especially useful idea: an allergy alert label that allows you to indicate foods your child needs to avoid, so that teachers and caregivers are reminded and mistakes can be more easily avoided. In a busy daycare center or classroom, this could be a lifesaver.
I love the labels, but here's what I really wanted to share, especially for those of you dealing with food allergies: Mabel's also sells Allergy Labels. How cool is that? You can detail what your child is allergic to and put it on everything they will eat and drink from during the day.
My MIL got me labels from Mabel - you can order them online. My favourite? The classic stickies! They stick to EVERYTHING - even the inside of shoes. Great also for labeling outdoor wear and sippie cups!
Guaranteed to be a delight with the pre-school set! (Results are similar in consistancy to gummy bears, but cool to the mouth -- a perfect warm weather treat!)
Ingredients:
Instructions:
To all the moms out there...
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Stephen Worth recently asked folks to promote the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive. My words don't do the project justice. So here are John Kricfalusi's words from an archived post:
Swing by, you'll be amazed at what you find!"At the Archive, not only can you view the cartoons, you can also see a great collection of cartoon related art- art that inspired many of the animators of the past. Children's book illustrations, comic books, comic strips... it's all there. ASIFA-Hollywood is also collecting interviews and articles about cartoonists, animators and illustrators to tell the history of animation through the stories of the artists who created it."
Visit CraftDay to find out how to make secret messages with bingo daubbers and crayons.
Is it your habit to dwell on the negative? Or do you keep yourself open to receiving the positive?
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I hope you get some money back!
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