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  Fly - Have Magic In Your Life

  Barr Ted

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  There is a hidden artist within each of us. We all have a natural yearning to express
  ourselves. As children, this self-expression is a joyful natural process, manifested through
  drawing and movement without ever thinking about what other people may say. Yet as
  we grow older we often become more inhibited, frustrated and reserved.
  The FLY process is one of letting go, relinquishing control and permitting the unplanned
  and unexpected to take the lead. In this way, we take the first step on the path towards
  reconnecting to the curious creative child we once were, thus rediscovering our creative
  inner spirit.
  FLY stands for Free the Life within You. Developing this concept has turned my life into an
  inspiring, unexpected colorful journey, depicted in the artwork from the 3 painting series
  shown in this book.
  Deep Space - inspired by the Hubble telescope images
  Human Formation – based on Lennart Nilsson's inner body photography
  Cycles of Life – influenced by the everlasting journey of the human spirit
  I am thrilled to share my personal quest with you. Be my guest and FLY with me
  Have magic in your life
  Ted Barr

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  This Is Ridiculous This Is...

  Jason Good

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  “Hands down, the best humor book about family life I have ever read.” —Nikki Knepper, author of Moms Who Drink and Swear   Comedian/blogger/family man Jason Good delivers a laugh-out-loud reminder that everything is easier and more fun when approached with a sense of humor—especially parenting. Each list in this book captures a perfect (or perfectly terrible) aspect of parenthood while at the same time wholeheartedly embracing every moment: “You Deserve a Break” offers ideas for downtime, such as giving blood and untangling cords, while “Self-Help from a Three-Year-Old” collects such wisdom as “If you fall down, stay down. Someone will pick you up eventually.” Sweet, sincere, and painfully funny, This is Ridiculous, This is Amazing is ideal for parents who could use a laugh—and isn’t that every single one of them?   “His blog is great, but his first book is even better.” —Parade   “Parents will appreciate Good’s offbeat outlook and quirky one-liners.” —Publishers Weekly

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  Sashiko Handy Pocket Guide - 27...

  Sylvia Pippen

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  A mini book packed with mega information on the basics of this Japanese embroidery technique—from the author of Paradise Stitched. 
   
  Bestselling author Sylvia Pippen shares everything from a bit of history and applications for sashiko to the necessary supplies, how to mark the designs, and stitching techniques. Even learn how to create your own sashiko design from your favorite inspirational photo! Or use one of the twenty-seven included designs. Plus, at such a great price, it’s easy to recommend to your sewing group, sister, mom, friend, or anyone else you know who loves to sew as much as you do!Sashiko is easy to do on the go and this guide makes it even more accessibleTwenty-seven designs to use anywhere and any timeTips and tricks to make sashiko embroidery more successful, including how to prepare the thread, how to avoid pulling, successful stitching, and even ironing

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  Abbott and Costello: Volume 3

  Bud Abbott, Lou Costello

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  Abbott and Costello were an American comedy duo composed of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, whose work on radio and in film and television made them the most popular comedy team of the 1940s and early 1950s. The show mixed comedy with musical interludes and special guests. This volume contains episodes of Abbott and Costello from 1946 through 1948 and showcases some of their most comedic shows such as "Night in a Haunted House", "Uncle Mike's Gold Mine", and "Costello's Sea Going Family".

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  Big Book of Weekend Beading -...

  Jean Power

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  “There’s plenty of variety in both style and technique here, making this an appropriate choice for crafters looking to sample different methods for beading.” —Library Journal Discover the amazing versatility of beadwork in this scintillating selection of more than thirty projects that you can make in just one weekend. From jewelry and clothing to home accessories and embroidered textiles, there’s something here for every taste and level of ability. Projects include lampshades, decorative candles, fringed throws, embroidered table runners, tassel covers, embellished scarves, hair accessories, and more. Big Book of Weekend Beading teaches an exciting variety of methods, from general beadwork to stringing, bead embroidery, and wirework. Simple projects at the start of each section give beginners an instant taste of success, leading them on to try larger-scale projects and more impressive techniques. The projects and techniques are designed and written by a team of experienced bead crafters, each one an expert in her field.“A first-class instruction manual for a popular pastime that is sweeping the nation, a perfect activity for quiet winter weekends.”—The Midwest Book Review“If you enjoy using beads or want to learn how to do beading, the Big Book of Weekend Beading by Jean Powers is the perfect place to start.”—Kelly’s Thoughts on Things

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  She's Had a Baby—And I'm Having...

  James D. Barron

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  She's had the Baby, you're a daddy -- now what? James Barron draws on his own experience, the experiences of countless others, and on insights from mothers on what they think new fathers should know to offer advice on balancing the demands of being a good father and a good husband, from the infant through the toddler years. He includes tips on:  recapturing the romantic days of just the two of you  vacationing with toddlers  distinguishing between needing to call the pediatrician and pestering the pediatrician  having sex while your 1-1/2 year-old is in the houseHardly a standard child-rearing book, She's Had a Baby doesn't diagnose allergies or suggest developmentally appropriate toys. Rather, in bite-sized observations, Barron champions the joys and anxieties of daddyhood, while helping a man to cope with the ups and downs a relationship can go through during this time.

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