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Posted on Sunday, May 19, 2013 2:29 PM
Last year when I began my business I had no idea how to do any of this… blogging was a mystery, creating a website was I thought beyond my expertise, and having my own shop was nothing but an impossible dream.
Now here we are May 2013 and I am up and running and very happy with the outcome and feeling all the long nights and stressful days well worth the effort. Don’t get me wrong there is still not making a profit but thats ok, I have a job and bills are being paid, the apartment is coming together bit by bit and heck even money saved, so I am slowly moving towards my goal of actually making $$. |
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Lizz: Posted on Friday, March 29, 2013 6:52 PM
After so reconsideration I think I am going to be holding onto this blog for a bit longer maybe forever ;)
I do have plans to keep the site up and to set up a shop and a blog is a great way to keep people up to date on whats new and happening.
Keep watching and new posts will pop up when you least expect it, at least for now, but come May 23rd expect big things and regular posts!
Everyone have an amazing Easter, don't eat too much Easter bunny ;)
Enjoy Y'all Lizz |
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Posted on Sunday, March 24, 2013 9:46 PM
So I have spent the last few months trying out all the different blog services and have made my final decision.
Wordpress wins... hands down!
As much as I like my Vistaprint blog and it is easy to use I am just not getting the response here that I need. Not sure why but I pick up a ton of spam comments here. Don't worry though the website will stay up just not the blog ;)
If you are interested in what I am up to check me out over at WP ... http://lifeinadifferentdirection. |
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Posted on Monday, March 18, 2013 9:57 PM
A friend gave me this easy way to make marble look Easter eggs, I would using suggest gloves and tongs as you are working with straight dye not diluted.
 First get regular shave cream not gel. You want to use containers that you don't mind if they get stained and spray a good amount of cream in.
Next with your dyes simply dot the cream. Then with a toothpick swirl. Don't mix, just swirl together otherwise you will just get a nicely colored egg not marbled.
I used one pan and started with a teal green that I created by mixing colors together, blue and green. |
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Lizz: Posted on Sunday, March 17, 2013 6:29 PM
I am a Newberry and my
paternal Grandmother was an O'Hare. I am the descendant of a long and
proud line of Irishmen and woman.
The name 'Newberry' is
actually Norman from Le Newbourg in Central Normandy, anglicized to de
Newburgh, meaning new town. The head of the family was Roger
de Beaumont, a powerful noble, he was a part of the Norman
Conquest in 1066 with William the Conquer, his second cousin. They
battled by his side at the Battle of Hastings. |
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