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Reblogging for kittybots :P
If this beauty came in jade green, I would implode. And sell a limb to buy it. I could still cook on it with one leg, right? Found on vintagekitchenstove.com.
This is like… my dream stove. Found off google a while back, I forget the source but I remember it was the only image I could find of it. ;;
My new house, just minutes from the ocean :) power deposit paid, everything’s on, cleaned it top to bottom last night, rent paid, and every bit I pay on it means it’s closer to being actually MINE. This year is starting off awesome. I’ll be posting lots of photos of the progress as I decorate, paint, etc :D It’s going to look like Pee-Wee’s Playhouse exploded. I bet you’re all SO EXCITED! :P Well, I am. :B
How many people are going to take interest predominantly in my love life rather than my, I don’t know, ART?
I’m sorry for the defensiveness if this IS pure coincidence, but lately (as in, just the past few days) I’ve had an influx of interest in my relationships (yes, relationshipS, if that answers your question) from total strangers of whom have nothing else to say to me/no other questions to ask me, and a lot of judgment thrown my way for the way that I am. The way that WE are… us three adults who make our own adult-like decisions with what to do with our lives. We’re not celebrities here to be judged for the way we live our personal lives. I used to be an open book about these things, but lately, I’m realizing that whether I’m secretive or proudly open, people will draw their own conclusions about me/my life/my relationships, so I might as well just let them. I’m done explaining myself. Time to just be happy and stop answering questions like these.
I love and admire all roaches and find them all fascinating in their own way, but yeah, that doesn’t mean I want the pest species in my house. :P They’ve adapted to live in filth, much like raccoons, opossums, rats, etc… if they weren’t pushed out of their natural habitat and forced to live amongst us, they would be very clean animals. When they live in our homes, they crawl over -our- garbage and -our- filth, then crawl onto our more sanitary areas where we cook, etc… so obviously they’re not good to have in your home.
If they weren’t such good escape artists, I’d happily keep pest species (if acquired from a source where they’ve been bred in captivity and not captured in homes where they may have walked over nastiness or pesticide) in aquariums to observe and get photos of etc, but it’s not a risk I’m willing to take.
One pest species I’ve been trying hard to acquire, however, is the smokybrown roach. I love how they look, and have never, ever seen them in the wild or in homes. I don’t know why, they’re supposed to be quite common, but all I ever see are Australian, German, American skunk and tiny ectobius pallidus roaches down here.
Sorry I’m only just answering this! Um, well it’s hard to say since I don’t really have any set techniques for anything… any tutorials I’ve made, I hardly even follow myself, they’re always just one of dozens of ways I draw things XD I’d just suggest playing with tools, studying from life, oh and don’t be afraid to take photos and open them up in a digital program to paint over for practice. Use the color picker, explore all the various colors within a color, basically have fun XD *so helpful*
Well, when we first moved to Florida in April ‘10, I was living with my grandma, and wanted to be on my own. So I moved in with a friend and it was the dumbest move of my life, but at least I was more on my own. I’m moving into a better place, with a clean pool, no black mold, no german roaches, and I’ll be completely on my own and able to decorate every room of the house myself. I can’t wait. Expect loads of pictures of the progress as I throw tackiness all over the walls. :o)