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Actual Meaning of Love Poems Poetry Is the Meaning of Love Actually - Having a feeling of love and even LOVE to someone might be wonderful if otherwise loved. But if love is not loved, certainly made ​​the hurt and disappointed because of the love . Love does not have to be loved , but everyone would want unrequited love and bring happiness Puisi Cinta Terbaru .

Love sometimes does not have to be loved . And sometimes they ( he ) loved unaware and did not know if we love . Such as a word heartstrings when unrequited love and wonders if the real meaning of love Puisi Cinta ?

" Meaning of Love Actually "

 Learning to live with people who love .. 

Although we have not loved it .. of course .. 

There is only one word to be spoken .. Ill .. !! 

That is the meaning of love .. 

What does it mean to love .. 

When it was revealed .. 

What's in love .. When it was revealed anyway .. 

And ,, What's in a true love .. 

If we are still thinking about it .. 

What's in love holy .. If you expect a reply of love .. 

What's in fact from a love .. ?? LOVE...!!! 

I do not want me in love .. I do not want me in love .. 

But ,, I just want to just point out that I love .. 

That I dote .. Whatever .. Anytime .. Anywhere .. 

Remember 1'hal ,, there was one person who was loved .. 

there is one person who was loved .. that's me .. !! 

Learn to love those who love you .. 

That's what perfect love in the call .. and ,, 

That is the real meaning of love .. 

By : Someone

thank you Puisi Cinta hopefully this could be one of your references to make a poem . Okay so first of my buddies see you again at the next meeting wassallam .

Gift Idea: Artfully Walls

I was recently introduced to an amazing online gallery called Artfully Walls. They produce prints for some of the artists you've definitely seen lately, like Kristi Kohut, Lisa Golightly, Britt Bass Turner, Anna Ullman, Beth Winterburn, among many talented others. They sell museum quality prints at super affordable price points. (Hello, perfect gift idea!)

What I love the most about Artfully Walls if that every single print they carry is beautiful. There is not any fluff on the site - every piece is thoughtfully curated.

They have a great selection of beach scene photos that we are all loving right now! The colors in this one by Claudia Chloe are STUNNING. The bright green water and the lemon yellow umbrellas are so happy!

They also have a great collection of floral prints, which are always so pretty to me. I especially love the more abstract florals, like this one by Daniela Orlev. That touch of black in the print is just perfect! 

All of the prints from Artfully Walls are museum quality, printed on special archival paper with archival inks. Print sizes vary, depending on the artist, but there are usually 2-4 sizes to chose from, which gives you more price point options. 

Isn't this frame pretty great too? A little different than what I'm normally drawn to, but I think it compliments the colors of the print nicely! Most of the Artfully Walls framing options are very clean and modern (which I love). There are a few great moulding options and a simple mat or no mat choice. EASY!

Artfully walls also has a great collection of portraits. I fell head over heels for this portrait of two girls on the beach by T.S. Harris. It feels very Elizabeth Peyton to me. 

I love it all - the colors, the composition, the stripe in the girl's shirt... 

It looks like it was meant to be hung in our music room. It fits right in! It seems there can never be too many lady portraits in this house full of real life ladies. :)

Here are some of my other favorites from Artfully Walls (I've been eyeing that fig one for a while now!). So many beauties to fall in love with!

figs  //  beach

abstract landscape  //  black floral  //  line abstract  //  circle dot abstract  //  minimalist landscape  //  sunshine

clouds  //  abstract landscape

palms  //  moth  //  oranges  //  blue abstract

night sky  //  green abstract

leaf abstract 1  //  leaf abstract 2  /  Grand Canyon

Thank you to Artfully Walls for sponsoring this post! All opinions are my own. :) 

Two-Toned Painted Rooms

Color-blocked walls keep popping up in my feeds and in magazines. Have you been noticing them, too? I love how the look can add a lot of color to a room without being overbearing, and instantly makes a space feel modern.

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It's an especially great look for a kids room! This nursery would look so different if it were painted in only the bold color from floor to ceiling. It would be way too intense.

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I love how subtle and sweet the colors are in this one below.  Wouldn't something like this be fun in Margot's nursery? The art hanging right on the line is such a great touch!

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Jordan Ferney's beautiful living room is another great example of two-toned subtlety! She nailed the colors in here with that crisp white and the palest of blush on the ceiling.

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And check out this high contrast version. White and deep navy! I love the idea of painting right through the moulding and the doors. Also, it doesn't hurt that the hardware and lighting are so perfectly unique and modern!

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Continuing the paint line right through the door reminds me of this project featured on One Kings Lane. Such a fun idea for a closet or en suite bathroom door - and it's so easy to change if you ever get tired of the look! I think the key to pulling this off is painting the main walls in the room a bright, clean white and keep the furniture colors and patterns pretty tame as well.

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If you're trying to get a similar look with the walls or doors at your house, don't forget my very best painting trick for getting the most crisp lines possible. It's a game-changer!

Getting Personal This Holiday Season

I want to simplify my gift-giving for the holidays this year. I'm planning to give less things, but to put more thought into the gifts. I think the key to pulling this off and making any great gift really special is personalization. Showing your loved one that you put in just a little extra effort goes so far!

There are a few personalized gifts that I made using Shutterfly this month that I'm SO excited to give, like this framed canvas that I made from my daughter Claire's artwork. I like to do little art classes with my girls and I was proud of how Claire tackled the brushwork and the light/shadows with this one. I thought the original smaller painting was frame-worthy for sure, but I loved the idea of it being printed much, much bigger! So I scanned it in and uploaded in to the Shutterfly site. The print quality of the canvas is amazing and I love the modern white floating frame!

I hung it in her room for these photos, but now it's wrapped and back in my not-so-top-secret present hiding space (aka my closet) and I can't wait to see Claire's face on Christmas morning! She'll be so excited and I think this is something she'll always love to have, especially as she grows older. :)

As a little Thanksgiving gift last week, I brought my mom this personalized candle. Shutterfly lets you upload your own photos or if you don't have the ideal image, you can check out their awesome Art Library, which is full of hundreds of great images for you to use to personalize your gifts. 

This summer we rented a big cabin in the mountains for a family reunion and we took this great photo of all the grandkids wearing their reunion shirts there. I love it and I know my mom does too! It was perfect to put on her candle.

They have a couple of awesome scents in the candles - I went with Grapefruit Blossom for my mom's. Not very Thanksgiving-related, but it smells amazing! :)

Speaking of kids and Shutterfly's Art Library, I also got a set of these personalized melamine plates for the girls. Isn't the kitty illustration adorable?

Another present we'll be giving to the girls is sort of a group gift. Michael and I both upgraded our iPhones this year, so we have an extra iPhone 5 or two laying around and we've decided to use one of them as a family phone for the girls to use when they're at playdates or at sports practices. Isn't this personalized case adorable? I know my color-loving girls are going to love the case (I found this pattern in Shutterfly's Art Library too!) and I'm hoping having our name printed on the back will help it to not get lost at the dance studio! :)

I also love to have a few unique gifts on hand to give to friends and neighbors for the New Year. We live in Mesa, Arizona, which has a TON of cool vintage neon signs from the 50s and 60s. I gathered up a few photos of the signs that I've taken, and I had this super easy to make calendar printed up to give to my friends that love Mesa the same way that I do.

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I love this clean, modern theme that uses pretty fonts and crops your images into a circle. I'm thinking once 2016 is over, I'd love to frame all of these high-quality prints for a gallery wall series!

Another personalized gift I made with Shutterfly this year was this cute journal for my sister, Heather. She is an amazing writer and fills up journals quickly. It's become sort of a tradition for me to give her a new journal for every gift-giving holiday. 

I uploaded some of her Instagram snaps for the cover and I love how it turned out! Again, amazing print quality and so easy to execute!

I hope she loves it as much as I do! (Heather, do me a favor and act surprised on Christmas, m'kay?)

What personalized gifts are you giving this year? I can't wait to see Claire's face when she opens up her painting present! :)

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Why Don't You...Ceruse - a follow up!

Happy Thanksgiving! What do you have going on this week? We're up at my parents house for the next couple of days, but when we get back I have some big, productive plans! Black Friday is less about shopping for me and more about project time! It's so nice to have a chunk of uninterrupted time at home, when the emails aren't coming fast and furious and the pace feels a little slower. I did this cerusing project for Domino over a holiday weekend and it's still one of my favorite pieces in the house!

(photos by my friend, Sarah Webb - who has the CUTEST loungewear line here!)

I love to really research a project as much as possible before tackling it. Before I started the cerusing on the secretary piece, I looked around for limed furniture inspiration and it was actually sort of hard to find! There isn't much about cerusing out there - and even fewer images with tagged info on the cerusing. After some digging, here are my most favorite cerused images and links from around the web...

Alice Lane Home

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Lonny

KWID

Stunning, right? It's such a graphic yet organic look! If you want to try cerusing yourself, remember that the piece has to be solid oak, and the more pronounced the grain, the better! It's super easy to find affordable oak pieces at thrift stores and on Craigslist. I just did a quick search on the Phoenix CL and found a dozen great options!

The full tutorial for cerusing is on the original post, but here's a list of the materials you'll need:

Gel stripper  //  brass bristled brush  //  aniline dye stain  //  liming wax 

Happy cerusing, friends! Please email me photos if you give it a try yourself! I'd love to see. AND HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! xo