First and foremost mine are 100% Made in the USA!
These handmade items are better quality so they will last longer and keep you warmer than the cheap stuff you buy elsewhere.
I also guarantee that all my orders. If you're not satisfied with your glass or knitted items send it back and I'll make you a new one.
I can also customize any order to fit the person you might be buying it for. If you have an idea, let me know and I'll sketch up some ideas. You pick what you like, it's that easy.
I will gift wrap any order for any occasion.
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Hand Painted Glasses
Would you like to view more of my glasses? Look on facebook for Jennifer Person-Arvizu and view my public album titled, A Glass Of Art.
I also have knitted hats and scarves in another public album for you to view.
If you would like to purchase anything or if you have questions about anything I have made, please e-mail me at art_teacher13@hotmail.com
I also have knitted hats and scarves in another public album for you to view.
If you would like to purchase anything or if you have questions about anything I have made, please e-mail me at art_teacher13@hotmail.com
Live in the now
I watch a really good movie last night on Netflix, Peaceful Warrior.
"Victor Salva directs this inspiring drama based on the best-selling autobiographical novel by college gymnast Dan Millman (Scott Mechlowicz), who had everything he could ever want -- until an injury changed his life forever. During the long recovery process, fate presents Dan with Joy (Amy Smart) and a stranger named Socrates (Nick Nolte), who unlocks a world of sage wisdom and spiritual understanding."-Netflix
This movie was very inspirational. Nick Nolte's character is almost God like, offering his words of wisdom and encouragement. After watching this movie I tried to live all day in the now, not worrying about the past or the future (things I can not change or have any control over). While my head kept filling up with "trash" I was able to steal a few moments when I was able to just focus on the now.
I am going to continue to "take out the trash", as Nolte says in the movie, and try to live every day in the now. It's not going to be easy when I'm what some may call a worry wort, but you can't reach great wisdom and spiritual understanding if you don't try to 'take out the trash'.
"Victor Salva directs this inspiring drama based on the best-selling autobiographical novel by college gymnast Dan Millman (Scott Mechlowicz), who had everything he could ever want -- until an injury changed his life forever. During the long recovery process, fate presents Dan with Joy (Amy Smart) and a stranger named Socrates (Nick Nolte), who unlocks a world of sage wisdom and spiritual understanding."-Netflix
This movie was very inspirational. Nick Nolte's character is almost God like, offering his words of wisdom and encouragement. After watching this movie I tried to live all day in the now, not worrying about the past or the future (things I can not change or have any control over). While my head kept filling up with "trash" I was able to steal a few moments when I was able to just focus on the now.
I am going to continue to "take out the trash", as Nolte says in the movie, and try to live every day in the now. It's not going to be easy when I'm what some may call a worry wort, but you can't reach great wisdom and spiritual understanding if you don't try to 'take out the trash'.
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