Phew, I finally made it! :D

Oh my goodness! This is such a gorgeous, whimsical, imaginative, and clever LO! I absolutely love it!!! It's Standing O worthy!

Delightful LO by @lmgdonahue!

Welcome back, Buddy! How have you been?!

Hi, Everyone, and welcome to Day 6 of our December event! My name is Agata, and I will be your host today. For this challenge, I decided to invite us all to play with art dolls (which I have never done before!) Your task is to dress up an art doll or silhouette in some festive way to celebrate...

Hi, Everyone! I'm Agata, guest of Anja's Creative Team and your host for this month's challenge :) December is a festive month for a lot of people. Doesn’t matter if you celebrate Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanza, Winter Solstice, New Year’s Eve, some other holiday or not celebrate any particular...

This is fantastic, Anne! It truly embodies the mystery of a shamanic trans and gives a glimpse of the soul's journey. The muted colors and fogginess of your LO strongly reflect the blurred boundaries between reality and the spiritual world. They evoke feelings of awe (a mix of wonder and fear)...

This is fantastic, Anne! It truly embodies the mystery of a shamanic trans and gives a glimpse of the soul's journey. The muted colors and fogginess of your LO strongly reflect the blurred boundaries between reality and the spiritual world. They evoke feelings of awe (a mix of wonder and fear)...

Oh my goodness! Thank you for all the love, Ladies! :lovey3: I am also very honored to be featured in the Gallery Standouts, @NAdams! :cloud9:

Gosh, it was fun! Thank you for the challenge! :)

Once upon a time, there was a whale who swam in the clouds...

In Poland, we celebrate St. Nicolas Day (Mikołajki) on December 6th. On the night from the 5th to the 6th, he brings gifts and leaves them either under the pillow of a sleeping people, or in their shoes. These days, Santa brings gifts twice in December: on the 6th and on the 24th (yes, during...

That is so very interesting. In Poland we celebrate St. Nicolas Day on December 6th. On the night from 5th to 6th, he brings gifts and leaves them either under the pillow of a sleeping people, or in their shoes. These days Santa brings gifts two times in December: on the 6th and on the 24th...

10 pies, ha? That reminds me of baking with my mom, which we usually did for Easter. Our family's favorite was/is mazurki. They are similar to pies, but the crust is more like a cookie or shortbread - sweet and buttery - and almost anything can be put as a filling. The non-negotiable staples...

Ah, ladies, it all sounds SO wonderful! I don't have any family in the US, so my partner and I either make (or order) something small for just the two of us, or friends invite us to the feast. A few times, we made a "fiendsgiving" on Friday or Saturday. I prepared the whole traditional meal for...

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