I did this all the time as a kid… Only we had a green carpet in our basement where we played so the floor was a alligator pit.
Source: sundaycrossword"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails.
Explore. Dream. Discover."
- Mark Twain
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When I saw this and she begged Amy for mercy I actually laughed out loud.
You don’t take a mother’s daughter and then expect her to do anything except kill you in cold blood.
Like mother, like daughter. ether way don’t mess with the Pond girls or the People the Pond girls care for.
OMG one of my favorite parts!
(via waiting-for-the-tardis)
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Source: idreamcreateandadmireKnitted skulls, by Hildur Bjarnadottir
” When I was four years old my mother taught me how to knit, crochet and sew. I was raised immersed in a textile environment. My mother was a knitting and sewing teacher, and I would constantly be knitting or making crafts.
One thing my mother did not teach me was to follow patterns; everything I made she had me design myself. The line between art and craft is hazy, and is based on context as well as concept.
In my art I explore this fine line between decorative, usable crafts and conceptual art. My work takes the focus from the usefulness and beauty that textiles are generally connected with and places it more on simple techniques and the inherent properties of the materials. I work with as well as against the materials and traditional textile rules.” – Hildur Bjarnadottir
