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That Was A Hell Of A Move! 😄😊😍 #parkour

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December Mood Tracker 🧦 My December mood tracker turned out kind of cute? I was worried about drawing 31 stockings consistently so I thought it would be fun to make a stamp. Yes, I MADE A STAMP! As you can see I used a pink eraser and I also have a carver for printmaking. Is it perfect? Definitely not. But it was a fun little project. Maybe I'll do a little stamp making series? What are your thoughts? #december #moodtracker #diy #stamp #craft

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Jojo

7d ago

My granddaughter spent a month and a half here with us, and what a joy it was to have her. She’s only 2 years old, so it was a beautiful challenge—but God gave me the strength, and every moment was worth it. She’s truly a blessing from the Lord. Today, she went back home to Kansas with her mother, and my heart is aching already. We love this little one so much. A mother’s heart never stops worrying—and with grandchildren, that love and concern only seem to grow. We’re praying that she and her

ON FLOORING REMODELING

7d ago

One wrong piece, and the entire staircase would show it. That was the level of precision required at FOLEY & LARDNER. This marble staircase was not a standard tile installation. Each piece had to be custom-made and laser-cut so the geometry, edges, and transitions worked together as one continuous architectural element. On a staircase like this, there is nowhere to hide a bad cut or a misaligned line. Every tread, riser, and connection has to carry the same visual rhythm from top to bottom.

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SPOILER ‼️ The 60 minute savory bake that will forever be a highlight of my life. That look from @gordongram is etched in my brain forever 😭 I was incredibly anxious when I learned the semi final challenge was a savory one including protein, as I’m not comfortable with meat and had no “showstopping” ideas for a 60 minute bake. I went in thinking I’d do a galette or tart, but when the clock started, it felt like God was guiding me. I decided to take a massive risk and make enriched bread from ...

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Trading Notes: When the Mind Is Steady, the Market Won't Seem Chaotic When I first started trading, I was always fixated on the jumping K-lines. A little rise would make me want to add positions, and a little drop would panic me into cutting them. As a result, I was like a child chasing butterflies—exhausted yet empty-handed. Gradually, I integrated the rhythm into my daily routine: getting up early to outline the day's trading plan, as clear as planning a three-meal menu; no matter how lively

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