Angry Bird: February 2012

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

The Most Amazing Curtains From West Elm

I have a ritual that once a month I try and invest a little in the house - I'm not talking big splurges, it could just be a cute little bowl from a second hand store, or perhaps a cute throw cushion from Etsy. But in the case of this months investment I went straight over to West Elm and bought these amazing curtains. They are due to arrive in a week and I am literally counting down the days! I promise to take some pictures once they are up. Stay tuned lovely readers!

Source: West Elm

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

What's Your Choice For a Veil Alternative?

I'm curious - what do you prefer lovely readers when it comes to veil alternatives? A bedazzled hairpiece or ornamental headbands?

Source: Unknown :(

Monday, February 27, 2012

Industrial Wedding Decor

Ooooooo! Industrial wedding decor is the bomb. It can be hard to get right but as Whimsical Creations By Tamara shows us when you get it right boy do you get it right. I love the use of wood and steel to create set the industrial tone. Add onto that the peonies, babies breath and blackboard to soften the look and voila, its a perfect industrial wedding look.

PS - You can check out more industrial wedding ideas here

Source: Whimsical Creations by Tamara

Sunday, February 26, 2012

DIY Art For $4! Hello!

Would you be interested if I told you you could make your own large scale art for all of $4? How about hell to the yes! The uber talented Jenny from Little Green Notebook saw this tutorial which inspired her to take an amazing 1960's image of a temple and turn it into an artwork for her commode. All she had to do was scan and print her picture at kinko's and then attach it to some foamcore. I love for some extra interest she painted the edges in red. It really pops doesn't it?

Source: Little Green Notebook

eye tattoos meaning

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In the United States, it can mean the wearer has killed someone and the number of teardrops may indicate the number of killings. It can also indicate the number of years served in prison or the loss of a loved one or fellow gang member.

It is sometimes worn by the female companions of prisoners in solidarity with their loved ones. Though typically a practice among American Latinas, English singer Amy Winehouse got a teardrop tattoo when her husband went to prison.

This shows that tattoo making
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Eye Tattoo Designs by
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3D Tattoo
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Even more bad tattoos - Page 7
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meaning behind the symbol.
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Getting an Eye Tattoo
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Tattoo Under Eye – Tear Drop
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Lil Wayne New Eye Face Tattoo
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Octopus Tattoo
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Tattoo With Meaning - Part 24
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eye of horus tattoo meaning
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Eye Wings Tattoo On Lower Back
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The Eye Of Horus Tattoo
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One of the most eye-pleasing
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Me and my new Eye of Horus
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Eye Tattoos
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star tattoos on back for girls

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Some of the strangest urban legends told are those about lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), a potent psychedelic drug that gained popularity in several countries in the 1960s and 1970s, and experienced a brief resurgence in the mid to late 1990s before declining from 2000 onward. The drug's relation to the 1960s counterculture was likely part of the reason for such legends.

"Anyone caught selling LSD can be charged with attempted murder." This is a common[citation needed] urban legend that the psychotropic effect of LSD is such an extreme danger to human life that the seller could face charges of attempted murder.[citation needed] No state or federal law allows for a seller of illegal drugs to be charged with that crime under any relevant legal theory. This myth may have origins in stories about long prison sentences for possession or sale of LSD, that may have been comparable to sentences given to those convicted of murder.