This post is a SYNContinuation to Loren COLEMAN's "Robin Williams, Former Trident Busboy, Dies By The Sea." In Coleman's post, he mentions the TRIDENT in connection to Robin Williams, which has been a popular theme this year. Here are some SEA-worthy things I noticed while watching The Birdcage recently. I don't know if it's just me, but it…
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Dit Digitale prints item van DeWoozles is 1502 keer door Etsy-shoppers als favoriet gekozen. Wordt verzonden vanuit Polen. Geplaatst op 28 feb. 2025
So why is a die-hard fly fisherman painting something other than a fish? Quite simply, sometimes you have got to deviate from the norm an...
This card for the Lawnscaping Challenge #37 didn't end up the way I initially envisioned it. My first attempt using the Lawn Fawn "Sunny Skies" stamp set included two kites and a sun, but I just couldn't get the design to hang together. So naturally, I added more kites! I stamped white cardstock with the Hero Arts
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These vintage airline ads will take you to another place and time.
Awesome vintage airline posters and classic airline travel advertisements that will make you wish you could go back in time and visit the golden age of air trav
Sometimes you may find yourself stuck at an airport for multiple hours on a layover. Whether it’s the only option available due […]
~ Alberto Moreno (Spanish, dates unknown), circa 1968
~ Badia Vilato (Spanish, 1926-2012), circa 1951
Pan American Airlines pioneered the era of commercial flight from its bold inception in the late 1920s and won fame as history's most iconic airline, thanks in part to its alluring ads and glamorous crew.
~ Erik Bruun (Finnish, b. 1926), circa 1967