my wishes for you ..by jocelyn

eng | 18 三月, 2009 14:29

Spring Peony: Believe Art Print by Marilu Windvand

live,laugh,love

eng | 18 三月, 2009 14:17

Little Words II Art Print by Sophie Harding

Live Laugh Love: Sunflower Photographic Print by Nicole Katano

Life Is Not Measured Art Print by Stephanie Marrott

Wild Women: Dance Like Art Print by Judy Kaufman

it's okay to be different

eng | 18 三月, 2009 14:03

"A true friend is one soul in two bodies."-Aristotle

after others have let go

eng | 18 三月, 2009 14:01

"Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go".-

It's not who you are that holds you back, it's who you think your're not.

I may not be your Prince Charming, but I can kiss you until you find him.

never give up

eng | 18 三月, 2009 13:58

Peanuts: Never Ever EVER Give Up! Art Print by Charles Schulz

The pessimist sees a difficulty in every opportunity;

the optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.

Teamwork is the fuel that allows common people

to attain uncommon results.

lollipop smile ..

eng | 18 三月, 2009 10:24

Handmade paper clay ooak art doll - Nelly

Description

Meet Nelly!

Nelly loves lollypops! The bigger the lollipop is the bigger is her smile!

Nelly is a one of a kind handmade art doll. She is a smaller version of my paper clay dolls. She is hand sculpted with paper clay without the use of molds.

She is characterized by a round figure which gives her a unique look and her hands and legs are made from a metal wire.

Her face and body are painted with acrylic colors covered with a layer of varnish.

Her dress is a combination of green and white acrylic paints and green ruffle which is glued to her body and is not removable. Nelly is wearing her green painted shoes with painted white socks; her red hair is braided to two braids adorned with two green ribbons. She has a whimsical smile on her face, sparkling green eyes and she is holding a big colorful lollipop made from paper clay and painted with acrylic colors.

She is 10 cm high and 10 cm wide.

**Please note: Nelly is meant for display purposes only; she is not meant to be played with.

Release Stress at Work by jocelyn

eng | 18 三月, 2009 08:16

Daily Motivator Tip for Tuesday, March 17, 2009
	Release Stress at Work Feeling tense at your desk or computer? Release the tension with some head rolls. Drop your head forward and roll it from left to right. If you're feeling sassy, do it a little faster and get into it like you're in a music video. Work the hair, baby!

How will you learn idioms ?

eng | 18 三月, 2009 08:09

Hi, dear friends!

What's Up? We hope you are having a good day today.

When we meet my friends, that's what we say: "What's Up?"

Of course, this phrase means "Hello, how are you?"

"What's Up" is a very common and very easy idiom. An idiom is a phrase that has a different meaning than the words in it. You cannot understand an idiom by knowing each word in it. You must understand it as a whole-- as a phrase.

Native speakers use hundreds of idioms everyday. We don't even think about it.

To understand a native speaker, you absolutely MUST learn idioms.

**How Will You Learn Idioms?

Unfortunately, you don't learn idioms from textbooks or schools. But you can learn them.

To start, buy a Dictionary of American Idioms. Use it to understand idioms you hear in movies and conversations. Keep these new idioms in a notebook, and review them quickly everyday.

You'll learn idioms from REAL conversations between native speakers. Try to record two native speakers talking to each other. Then use the recording to learn idioms.