Ten Things

Ten Things

Saturday, January 26, 2008

Where o where has Stash Studios gone?
Right here, just meeting deadlines. Now let’s catch up.

ONE
Even if Stash Studios is radio silent (which you must admit is rare), you can always check my Share page. Here is a running tally of interesting things I see via Google Reader. I have intentions to expand the page further but one step at a time.

TWO
If you need to laugh, check this out. I don’t usually surf You Tube unless I have been directed there by a friend. Thankfully, my new friend Uncle Beefy pointed me to Man Cold. Thank you Uncle Beefy!

THREE
If you have a soft spot for canines, then you may want to visit my friend Suzy at Georgia Peachez. She shares some information about a well-known artist who is working to fund a shelter and is accepting online donations. Which by the way, is a very cool process.

FOUR
The online donation spot - Network for Good - got me to thinking. What a great way to be charitable. So if you are ever considering a really good giveaway, set up a donation portal to your specified charity then all who donate are entered for the giveaway.

FIVE
Having said that, I must also point out to be cautious when giving money on the web. You know this already but it is always better to be safe than sorry.

SIX
Whether you have been blogging for a year or a month, you might want to check out All Things Bright and Beautiful. She has a fantastic blog on a regular basis but she has done an informative series on the ins and outs of blogging. She also did a great piece on copyrights and the use of photos in blogging.

SEVEN
I was recently tagged by Uncle Beefy and asked to share seven things about me. So here goes...

I taught creative writing for Writers in the Schools.
I am a certified Master Gardener. (Incidentally that does not mean that I kill fewer plants. It means that more people think I should know better.)
I distressed a door last weekend with the hub (see left).
I am a voracious researcher.
I have a background in usability design and I find that I apply those principles to many aspects of my work and design and life.
I design custom memory quilts as a sideline.
I grew up working in my parent’s lumber yard /construction company and my grandparent’s decorating center.

EIGHT
Now, I am supposed to tag seven more people. But I am a rebel at heart. I guess that makes eight things.
 NINE
Take a look at these Sweet Sofas and thank you to Design Snitch for sharing them.

TEN
And finally, whatever is eating at you, cast it off because life is too bloody short!

Cheers,
Cheryl

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