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Down in the Dungeons
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Places Where Ghost Stories Start
Why is the basement always the scariest part of a building? Okay, they are dark, they are dingy, but why …Continue reading »
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Up the Driveway
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Influencing Me – Brooke Shaden
Recently I was introduced to CreativeLIVE by Carol Dunnigan and when I finally got around to checking it out, a workshop …Continue reading »
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Some Inspire Words More Than Others
Last weeks image to get people writing seemed to be a bit of a hit, so I thought I would try it again and I was asked if I would do it more often. I don’t know if I will do it every week, but I will...
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Influencing Me – Looking at Paintings for Inspiration
The other day I was having a conversation with Laura Macky and she was saying how she wants to start looking at paintings and artists from other times, or something to that effect. When I was doing my...
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Influencing Us: The Art of Christmas
As it is Christmas in a few days I thought it might be nice to look at art work with a difference for the Introductions/Influencing Me post this week. What I thought would be nice would be to look at...
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Introductions: View from a French Hillside
Today’s Introduction is new to me, but as soon as she was recommended to me I knew I had to introduce her to you. Her name is Jane Morley and is the person behind the blog View from a French Hillside....
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Introductions: Anne Sandler
Today I would like to introduce you to my friend Anne Sandler and her blog, Slow Shutter Speed. I’ve known Anne for quite a few years and we met through our blogs. I have watched as she has grown with...
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Down in the Dungeons
The first time I went to see the bluestone building for Deaf Children Australia I was taken down into the basement. The basement was pretty much what you would expect it to be. Dark, dingy, and dank....
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Places Where Ghost Stories Start
Why is the basement always the scariest part of a building? Okay, they are dark, they are dingy, but why would a ghost want to live in one? Buildings, like the bluestone that belongs to Deaf Children...
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Up the Driveway
This morning I drove back to the Bluestone that belongs to Deaf Children Australia on St Kilda Road to take more photos. I have concentrated on taking photos of the inside, but today, it was a...
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