oh, i want a teeny puppy! one i can carry around in a doggy purse, you know i'd make a great one! teeny puppy, teeny puppy, teeny puppy. it's my mantra these days.
i used to be a cat person, for like the first almost 30 years of my life. what happened?!? very, very strange.

i have that 'i am loved' pin too! where'd ya get yours? mines from the Ontario Om festival in '02. i love it!!

i love the blue and white halter dress here:
http://www.pinupgirlclothing.com/pinupgicoand.html

oh, the google eye jar, OH! it's so cool! do you remember where you found the tutorial? the kids would Love to make those for halloween crafts, they're terrific!
and the rest of your stuff too, of course!

oh yeah, those are lovely! what inspired you to make those.

are your pictures in photobucket? that's where i keep mine to link them here and it seems to work without any problems. it's a free site to and pretty easy to use, if you haven't tried it already...
i'd love to see your work, don't give up just yet!

?? i can't see your pics. where did they go i wonder?

boohoohoo! i'm in canada!
if you get anymore and want to do a trade with me let me know!
i make everything. and if i can't make it, i know someone who can.
my little boy would seriously flip over a crazy eyeball shirt like that. he's a little weirdo, just like me

the jury is still out about tofu being good for you at all. in fact, there is plenty of evidence to suggest that it is actually quite detrimental to health altogether.
i still eat it myself (soy is nearly impossible to avoid these days) but in extreme moderation. we live in a protein obsessed society, the recommended daily intake is actually quite high. since there is protein in nearly everything, including things like lettuce, it's pretty easy to get enough without consuming too many protein dominant foods.
an excellent nutrition tracker is fitday.com. it's free and easy to use.
and a really good website about nutrition in general, and raw foods in paricular, is rawfoodsupport.com. of course, as with anything, take what you read there with a grain of salt. all raw is not neccessary IMHO, but lots of raw is certainly good for you!
sprouted lentils are amazingly yummy, easy to make at home, inexpensive, and a great source of high quality protein.
happy eating!

this is a really great website with a recipe section that has awsome vegan recipes.
www.rawfoodsupport. com

of course it's all raw but adapt it to suit your eating habits. there are some really good mockfish recipes there. most of them have seaweed of some sort in them (there are so many kinds!) for the fishy flavour which has the happy extra effect of being unbelievably healthy for you.

have fun!!