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Captivated by the scrapbook. Recalling

The scrapbook is a craft that meets nearly all the crafts, the different options offered to create are as wide as you can be the imagination.
Its name in English, which certainly could have the imagination to translate into Castilian, we mean that it is photo books or reports with bits of paper and accessories of all kinds. You can also make cards or photocompositions ...

Photos taken from the blog: Life As Lou

Surely you sound, I always liked in These days I visited the blog you mention and was so intrigued that I started and my own typesetting.
There are shops that specialize in this technique, but you know that my goal is to recycle all collected for the house to serve as buttons, ribbons, stamps, wrapping paper, stickers, templates ... I had to buy scissors and cutting shapes, but these things are reused.
This is the beginning of something, I'll show it again after:

I took a template from the internet and combined them with wrapping paper cards, then used brown shoe polish (dyes are specific, but cream also won), I painted the edges with a sponge to give a touch older. The cat and butterflies are prints that I made with a template and shoe polish. And finally

and responding to your requests, I leave a survey of possible names for the girl because she is still undecided, to see which you like best. As for the tummy, I'm not sure how to take the picture, I accept ideas.

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ORGULLO Y PREJUCIO Y ZOMBIS DE JANE AUSTEN Y SETH GRAHAME-SMITH

zombies Pride and Prejudice and Jane Austen

and Seth Grahame-Smith

Batlles Vinn Camila Translation Ed

Umbriel, 2009

381 pp. 16 euros

Pride and Prejudice was written by Jane Austen in 1796 and published anonymously in 1813 and regarded as one of the great classics of English literature.

The plot of Pride and Prejudice would be the story of the Bennet family, a bourgeois family crazy and ruined, who has five daughters of marriageable age and whose mother, a rather vulgar and hysterical, do the impossible to make a good marriage, if possible with a rich man. They live in a quiet little English town, Meryton, near London. The problem begins when you stay in the town Mr. Bingley, handsome and wealthy, who will be accompanied by his sisters, his brother and his friend, Mr. Darcy, a man as proud and straight as handsome and rich. Mr. Bingley falls in love with Jane, the eldest of the Bennet sisters and Mr. Darcy falls in love with Elisabeth. Both Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet will struggle against pride and prejudice him it to him. Y appear throughout the story very interesting characters that give an idea of \u200b\u200bhow people lived in England during the reign of George III.

Seth Grahame-Smith published Pride and Prejudice and zombies in 2009. It combines the extraordinary novel by Jane Austen with zombies who devour humans to eat their brain. In it, the Bennet sisters fight against unspeakable or zombies following the techniques learned under the tutelage of Master Liu at the Shaolin Temple in Henan province.

The first chapter of Pride and Prejudice begins: "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man needs to rich take a wife. " (1)

So begins Pride and Prejudice and zombies : "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a zombie has a brain needs more brains."

At that time women should be educated for marriage and motherhood. Instructed in the doctrines and moral education approach to the tasks that women themselves: religion and the talents (music, singing, dancing, embroidery ...), and apart from other knowledge that could lead to women unattractive to men. Jane Austen prefers a more liberal education for women without taking into account all these talents.

Chapter 8 of Pride and Prejudice we find the following paragraph: "A woman should have a thorough knowledge of music, singing, drawing, dancing and modern languages \u200b\u200bto deserve the adjective (talented) and also , must have a certain I do not know what in your air, her walk, in the tone of his voice, in their dealings and in their expression, without which the dictation is only half-deserved. "

In the same chapter 8 but Pride and Prejudice and zombies, the paragraph would read: "A woman should have a good knowledge of music, singing, dancing and modern languages; must be properly trained in the fighting styles of the masters of Kyoto and the modern European weapons and tactics. Also, must possess a certain quality in his air and gait, tone of his voice, his manner of speech and expression, to qualify as an educated woman. "

Pride and Prejudice is a novel zombies really entertaining, very interesting for young people into contact with the classics of literature that, under normal conditions, not read. Although the funny thing is that I have read Pride and Prejudice first Jane Austen and after reading Pride and Prejudice zombies and look for differences, as in cartoons in newspapers.

Supporting characters of the play, which are as important as the stars for the wealth of nuances: Mr. Collins, Lady Catherine De Bourgh, Mr. Bennet, the guys at the Miss Bennet, army officers , etc - Pride and Prejudice and zombies are extraordinary. For example, Lady Catherine, apart from having the talent to be extremely rich, has killed more unspeakable that anyone who lives in England.

The vicissitudes experienced by actors accompanied by the dangers they will encounter on your walks, dances, etc, to meet the living dead.

The book contains some splendid artwork by Philip Smiley zombies and the end of the book is a discussion guide for readers curious to perform.

If you want to enjoy an entertaining read not stop reading Pride and Prejudice and Jane Austen zombies and Seth Grahame-Smith.

Pilar I.


(1) All quotations are taken from the edition More Pride (Pride and Prejudice ). 1944 Edition (2nd Edition) M. Arimany, Ed (Barcelona). English translation by R. Berenguer).

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: A summer surprise.

For those who ask for me, here I am!
You know that I have not disappeared altogether, and sometimes absence is unavoidable, but at this point I think I'm dallying too, I have to go back to my page as you can and see what I can still show through my world.

The above days are in the summer and did not want to present without comment some of my last summer trip, mostly having to do with two good friends bloggers who helped me and guided me to my stay in Barcelona.
Guacimara and Laura, you know that I was very grateful, so i remember to put on record here. " Thanks for all three days were really great!

The truth was an intense summer on travel, I came back wanting a quiet stay at home. But a few days destination and I had something saved, I received a message telling me that the stork visit me in a few months. As you can imagine, a variety of emotions and feelings you followed this story, hence the absence of all this time.
I keep waiting for this maternal bird with renewed desire to make a lot of things and plans.
I hope everything goes well as usual, apparently she says yes ...

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BREVE HISTORIA DEL CULO DE JEAN-LUC HENNING

ass Brief History of Jean-Luc Henning

Translation José Miguel González Marcos Main
Books, 2010 237 pp

19 euros
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print a book with the title A Brief History of ass was intended from the outset to provoke the curiosity and scandal. I do not know if that was the purpose of the writer Jean-Luc Henning when thinking. If Ramón Gómez de la Serna was able to write one with the title of Breast in 1917 and more recently Juan Manuel de Prada also dared to do with Pussy in 1994, it seems that just had to try it now with the hindquarters. And it can also give the impression that the book aims to provoke laughter from the reader and do not say that at any time you get it, though not the main purpose, because Brief History of ass is in itself a serious treatise on buttocks, if indeed the joyfulness of this part of the body may invite squandering.

To start moment on the number of phrases we use and refer to our buttocks: losing your ass, kiss my ass, break your ass, be an ass bad seat, have your eyes on your ass, kick ass, have the pleasure in the ass, be ugly like an ass, have an ass face, being a dumb ass, take the flower in the ass, etc ... It can be stated that so much and so rich and expressive lexical deserved a treaty. Now ask yourself why many of these expressions and phrases have a pejorative meaning. Perhaps it is that our thinking is colored the thinking of those who preceded us. The Christian religion considered the devil's ass face. During our human evolution we endeavored to hide this part of the body. We have also given an erotic meaning, whether we have become the back door copulation. Many of these stories are found in the book of Henning. Information and insurance issues that we have ever raised.

Brief History of ass is a treatise on our backsides. Talk about this part of our anatomy from many different perspectives: artistic, biological, historical, religious, advertising, etc ... You will find a true epitome of what matters referred assholes.

We will try to see some examples allusive. Illustrative is the very beginning of the book:

"The ass dates back to ancient times." (P.9). What absolute and universal truth. And from that beginning we follow him everywhere.

"Of the 193 living species of primates, only the human species has a hemispherical buttocks are permanently outgoing" (p.9)

turn found an interesting statement: "the man would have his ass origins in the eruption of the brain "(p.10)

Luther frightened the devil, because he had visions of him often, yelling: Suck my ass! (P.26) and in turn "the devil confessed to witches (and warlocks) their filthy sins of chastity and made besasen his anus as a gesture of homage "(p.27), including Rabelais" reportedly proposed to the high priest kiss the face from behind, provided they were well washed "(p.30).

During the sixteenth century one of the most cultivated literary genres was the erotic blazon, it could praise or denigrate as much as desired. Some of them are dedicated to that famous body part (p.35-41).

I will not dwell on more examples are illustrative and that surely every reader will discover and prefer to suit your taste.

At the end of the book happened to me a couple of objections to it that the reader can also be taken as advice. First, given the enormous amount of artistic reference tables have been a great idea that the book had been illustrated. Otherwise I recommend to the reader to take a computer, connect to the internet and take a tour of the artistic evolution of ass through the paint as found in the book the name of paintings and their authors. It will be a very interesting tour. Also, since the author's cultural universe is basically French, is missing an adaptation of the wording into Castilian. The signing this review has made a small initial effort that is sure to be completed easily by the reader.

Anyway, I can not think of a better reason to lose your ass to buy and read this treatise on the backside.

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LA HIJA DEL OPTIMISTA DE EUDORA WELTY

Optimist's Daughter Eudora Welty

translation of Joseph C.

Ed

Impedimenta

vouchers, 2009. 222 pp

19 euros

Optimist's Daughter Eudora Welty, Pulitzer Prize in 1972, is a novel told like a story. Everything happens in the southern United States. Laurel is a woman McKelva middle-aged war widow, daughter of Judge McKelva, kindly man who, having been widowed a few years ago, Fay decides to marry, women self-centered, pampered, spoiled and younger than his daughter. The judge has to submit to surgery and died several days later, in full Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Both women lead the judge to his parents' home in Mount Salus, and having lost the bond that united them, there are differences of character. At the funeral of the judge, the town turns into Laurel breast-side to the young widow so they decide to leave with his family to recover from the blow and return after taking possession of the judge's house.

Optimist's Daughter is a remarkable novel. What looks like a fairy tale ends up being a story where not all the good ones are as good or bad so bad. It is a journey back into the life of a woman who is reunited with his childhood, living with her parents, her marriage to Phil and strength to continue to get ahead.
Highly recommended reading.

Pilar I.