 have a great Thanksgiving!
Thanks Helen! Just was taking a look at your recent shopping adventure! I would have left there with NO money!! lol Thanks for stopping by!
Hi Claire, I’m Anne from Life on the Funny Farm and I’m visiting from Fantabulous Friday.
This is such a beautiful project! Very elegant looking. You have a very steady, artistic hand, I am envious.
Adore the pillows. Your mother must be very proud of you for many reasons. You are so talented.
She is. She’s the best Mom in the world. 😉 Thank you soooo much for stopping by!
This is a gorgeous pillow Claire! Thank you so much for bringing it over to Fabulous Fridays! for the party.
Wow! That’s absolutely adorable. It looks like something I might be able to do, too! Pinning it for sure!
This is perfect! I have always loved ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’ and this is so much lovelier than a mass-produced item. You’ve got a beautiful script.
Thank you so much, Judy! I was just over on your blog – I ADORE the Highland cattle post and pictures!! 🙂 Thank you for stopping by!
Thank you! My Mother’s influence. 🙂 So happy you stopped by and thanks SO much for hosting another great linky party! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours as well!
I love anything monogrammed and stenciled.  Well done!
This turned out gorgeous!! So glad you shared at Shine on Fridays!
Your pillow is so pretty! Love the whole theme of it!
Brilliant! I have a link party every Friday so would love to have you link this up!
Thank you! And the the answer is indeed chocolate! 🙂 May be the following Friday before I am able to link up to any parties. Thanks for stopping by!
Beautiful! Have a Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks for joining me at HSH!
Hi, Stopping by to let you know you have been featured at One More Time Events.
I love, love, love this fun and very creative project!!!! I’m going to try my hand at it too! Thanks so much for the Christmas inspiration!!!
I hope you stop by StoneGable on Wednesday evening and join in my weekly dyi linky party, TUTORIALS, TIPS AND TIDBITS! This would be such a popular project!!!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this pillow you made! You did a fabulous knock-off job!
And, thanks for reminding me about doing a zigzag stitch along the fabric to prevent fraying. I’ve been making tons of pillow in the past year or so & totally forgot about doing that. Now I can stop worrying about the bulk from double rolling the edges.
 I linked to your blog at the bottom of the post.
I think you did a fabulous job! We all have so much to be thankful for. It’s always nice to take time and remember. Visiting from the Christmas Countdown. I would love if you linked this to my party, Share Your Cup Thursday.
Beautiful! I am sooooo going to try this, although I am not sure my script can measure up to yours! Nice to know you did it without the fancy, schmancy machinery because I don’t have one either. I have frequently skipped on projects when they used the machinery to cut the designs, but you have given me hope on this one.
Good luck Carolyn! You can do it! Just requires a little patience with the cutting and tracing and I took my time painting so you can do it too! There are number stencils out there but I wanted different sizes… So rewarding looking at the pillow on our big green overstuffed chair! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
Love it! SOOOOOOOO cute!
I bought said pillow last week for 11.99. I’d still be more proud if I made it. 
Hi, just saw your pillows on Red Head Can Decorate’s blog. They are absolutely adorable!! I LOVE, Love, LOVE them!! Thanks for the tutorial.
SO beautiful!! What a talent you have. Thank you for linking up with the Clever Chicks this week; I hope you’ll join us again!
Love, love your pillow! So pretty! I love pillows and stenciling, so this is my kind of project. Thank you for the tutorial!
Your pillow is perfect. I want one! And here’s hoping you get that Cricut for Christmas.Choices: 1). Yes. 2). No.

Title: This will be at a great price when the Extended Edition comes out! Review: I support the release of the theatrical versions of the films because the price of a used copy will plummet; especially when the Blu-Ray extended editions come out. If someone buys a copy of this thinking that it is the extended edition only to find out they were wrong, it would be too late because no one will accept a return of a used movie and issue the full value they paid for. So my advice for anyone who what blu-ray but doesn't have a lot of money is to wait a couple of months and pick it up in the used section. Is this product review negative?
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1).EEEK! so fun! I want to see wild animals scurrying around in my backyard too!
Well, be careful... I've heard that deer have killed people, especially during rutting season, or when they are cornered.

WOWOWOWOWOWOW I WANNA SEE!! I only got MAGPIES (yes I have identified them) FAT MAGPIES (I feel like making PIES out of them) outside my house. They perch on chimneys and trees.... and yeah the bunnies... that's it. Haven't seen any other wild animals so far...
i saw a squirrel today. It was running on upstairs along the railing in the stairwell outside our lab.
i know how it feels...same here in Canada, like seeing squirrels outside my window pane, simply awesome!A snowclone but not really a snowclone of the "Create A Superhero Team" game and an avatar version of the "Assemble your Zombie Apocalypse Team" game that was made back in 2011. This game is based off a DeviantArt meme.
Kim Ki-Duk's "Spring, Summer,  Fall, Winter... And Spring" (2003, Korean) is an excellent movie on Buddhism. 

Now, some will argue Buddhism is a religion,  but it's a philosophy.  It's a way of viewing life. SSFWaS is a beautiful examination of life. The film uses the four seasons to show both growth and the cyclical nature of life. The movie all takes place in a remote Buddhist temple set on a lake in a forest, with a mentor and mentee. The mentee makes mistakes, falls in love/lust, kills, pays for his crime, and ultimately comes back to take his place as the mentor at the temple. He certainly learned life during the course of the film, but not really from his mentor.  Mostly from experiencing it himself.  And the cycle then is implied to repeat. 

It's a reflection on how things are predestined to happen, and how history repeats. Also on how we are doomed to not learn from our mistakes. But the film is also a visual feast. The depiction of the seasons on the lake are gorgeous. Definitely the only film I can think of to describe Buddhism.  

Be warned that Kim Ki-Duk's other films, while also excellent,  are not at all like SSFWaS.23 August 2012 09:49 [Source: ICIS news]
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However, the actual date and prices are not settled yet, the source said.
The company has been conducting trial runs and operating the plant at 30% of capacity since 15 August, the source added.
The plant is the first phase of a 1m cbm/day project at the same site that involves an investment of about yuan (CNY) 95.4m ($15m), the source said.
Feedstock gas is mainly supplied by PetroChina Changqing Oilfield, according to the source.
LNG supply will rise and competition among domestic producers will intensify in the region. However, it will have minimal impact on the Chinese market in the near term.
Hengtong New Energy Development is largely engaged in the investment, construction and management of natural gas liquefaction and utilisation facilities.
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If not, please indicate whether such legislation is being contemplated.D'Antoni has good concepts that work to a certain extent and may not be as effective in practical applications, and again he isn't to blame for everything.
But when I mention a team needing fight, consistency, and a specific game plan to attack an enemies weaknesses, i don't feel confident with him.
Our team isn't as close as we'd like to think. Sure the progress from a roster stand point is observed. But where is the ability to "showcase" our strengths? I see a system that has some strengths that are independent for what our vision should be.
Instead if leading the league in offense, or threes, we should want to be a competitive defensive team who features two go to guys. So far I don't see the fluidity