Oh NO...’oompa lumpa’??? From a man...Is that a ‘size’ remark??? Careful...
Which tartan is this? Not the one Steve had for his kilt which he calls "For the Love of Scotland." Looks like one of those "make-up-your- own-and -pretend -you-have-Scottish -Ancestors" acrylic American jobs to me.I don't know. That Welsh/Canadian tartan was truly playing with my will to live.
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His radar is off. His heart got caught in the web of Lalande and SJ. He should have been a dispassionate handyman doing his job and that's it. Like Dan, but for indoor stuff.
. I think he was referring to Fairy Lightfoot with his "How to Train Your Dragon" comment.
or empty headed adults
He has one tartan in his very weird video on the Manor and Maker site, which is the screenshot I posted. Then there's a pic of him in a kilt, don't know if it's the same tartan.
Wow. I have done a painting workshop overseas. Pre-Covid there were many in France, Italy, Spain, Morocco. Usually the instructor gathers everything needed for the workshop. It's understood that you don't get access to everything you can get in the U.S., Canada, London or wherever. But that's the charm, it's about using more local and cultural materials. You learn techniques and inspiration from the PROFESSIONAL workshop leader, who knows something about painting or whatever activity. This is part of what you pay for. You show up as a workshop participant/tourist. Your suitcase has only tourist clothes 'n things. Depending on the location, I would pay a lot of money to participate, especially if other participants are known in my creative industry. But not out in the middle of nowhere, with nobody people, and no value add other than someone has a business model to make money.
Oyster forks all around!
Maybe someone can help Ruby to roam to the nearby house with pink shutters! Give Ruby a trail of treats to follow.
You know how she'll do it .. just give them a booking confirmation for a B&B room or an apartment through her own website booking system.
They refer to themselves as a Travel Company on their FB page.
I'd deffo think about spending $3K for three days with Bernadette Banner or six hours with Michele Carragher.
Free Ruby.
I have friends who have done the Michele workshops and loved them.I'd deffo think about spending $3K for three days with Bernadette Banner or six hours with Michele Carragher.
But not with the self-defined gormless.
Embroidering “Game of Thrones”
Stitch by stitch, Michele Carragher has made the show feel real.www.newyorker.com
Free Ruby.
There's no place like home, there's no place like home, there's no place like home.
Bernadette Banner for sure! Love her. Now checking out Michele - beautiful work! I had the wonderful opportunity to travel and create for a week with people who are the best in their industry (I am a hobbyist) and I think we spent only 3 of the 7 days creating. The rest was travel, shopping, eating, drinking, cooking, laughing, dancing. Three full days of learning/work was enough. Because the location was spectacular and you need balance of work and play. People are still connected many years later. I will do it again some day! Thing is, these are run by people who have successful businesses doing their creative things. The workshops are add-on, side thing, not THE thing. If they didn't do the workshops, they would all survive just fine as they did all last year.
You’d lose your bet! Steve is from Fergus, Ontario, Canada. It can be more Scottish than Scotland In this small town. As a member of the Fergus Highland Games committee he would have a real kilt. May not be a recognized family tartan but it is genuine.
