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Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we have the admitted obsession with farmhouse decor. And whimsical farmhouse decor at that. Which brought me around to making a fun—and kind of funny—honey bear SVG set.
I wanted something bee-related for summer. And something whimsical. Just scroll down to get the link to our shop. Your shares are how this site grows and I am sincerely grateful.
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Sarah traded in senior executives for sippy cups and now shares her loves of crafts and laughter at Ruffles and Rain Boots.
Read more about Sarah here and be sure to follow the fun and creativity on Facebook. And what of his recent fundraiser? Of course, not everyone agrees with Ricky.
An anonymous San Francisco resident who is involved in documenting the street art scene in her city said she thinks what Ricky is doing feels overly aggressive and uncalled for.
But then she saw it again. And again. All over the city, wherever fnnch had put up a new bear, Ricky had found a way to subvert it with his rat.
Ricky knows fnnch is merely a symptom and not the singular cause of gentrification. Instead of elevating a space for original and emerging local artists to thrive, outside voices and identities have seemingly received the spotlight, while neglecting, underrepresenting, and perhaps exploiting homegrown talent.
Is Ricky wrong in encouraging viewers to call out how the profitable actions of well-intentioned outsiders can fuel the root causes of socioeconomic disparities for longtime residents?
Like, I want to see the police defunded on a larger scale. I try to get people talking about issues and the local culture. So, if half the people who see the art are already going to be on the defensive, then my intention is ruined.
And how does that choice reflect the reality of the city and what local residents are feeling and experiencing when they are evicted or priced out?
I want to provoke some thought and emotion and not just put up pictures of the same bear for five years in a row. At its core, this is about who gets to enjoy making art in a changing San Francisco — and who gets to take selfies in front of that art — while considering the deeper implications of this transaction.
In our short email exchanges, he was cordial and seems like a well-intentioned artist who has paved a path with his work and benefited greatly from it in his career.
But is Ricky wrong in encouraging viewers to call out how the profitable actions of well-intentioned outsiders can fuel the root causes of socioeconomic disparities for longtime residents?
These are rhetorical questions. Whether we blame one artist or actually work to create solutions, this problem needs to be addressed.
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Love that sweet picture you shared to. I do like Bees. But I am highly allergic. Adorable card and sweet photographs! Many thanks for joining us at Cute Card Thursday this week!
I like bees for their importance, of course, but not being around them! Yes, I do like bees I've been stung too many times, but always by yellow jackets.
This card is so cute with the hexagons and cuddly little bee. The real and the card-be look both so sweet! What an adorable bee costume! Your card is awesome.
I am slightly obsessed with bees and anything bee related because I drive a bright yellow and black car. Cute costume and I like the hexagon design for your card.
Yes--love honeybees. No hives this year but we have kept bees in the past. We love honey and they are so important for pollination. Really adorable bee card and real life bee.
I remember I had a costume just like that for my daughter when she was about 3 years old 20 years old now. That's really all you can hope for in a situation like that.
The second significant thing I received near the same time as my surgery was a yellow lab puppy named Honey.
She wasn't just my dog, but I always put it together that we got her as a result of my open-heart surgery. Maybe she would be a good replacement if I didn't survive, and if I did survive, she would help me make it through high school, as my older sisters were going off to college one by one.
There I was, chubby, sporting a terrible haircut and a healing wound right down the center of my chest, with the prettiest, sweetest dog by my side.
I was a lucky girl. Who can tell what a dog really thinks, but context clues pointed to the fact that Honey's favorite activity was going to Shelby Farms, a large park in Memphis.
As soon as we'd enter the parking lot, she'd start whimpering to get out of the car. I'd let her out, we'd walk through the gate together, and in a flash, she'd take off for the nearest body of water.
I'd walk along the trails while she ran vast circles around me. She never grew tired. The same wild dog had a soft side.
Many nights or mornings, she'd climb in my bed.
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