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My income has become very ugly so I have been searching for something I can do for special people/family for special events and I love this idea for many people, including instructors within the VA that I have come to appreciate greatly! Thank you for sharing! I am now a member and look forward to see what other ideas you have because I have lots of books I purchased through various libraries in my area!

Thank you for these great videos, i like the recycled book club. Looking forward to trying these out.

A great idea for my old textbooks that I never wanted to just chuck out.

Wow, great.

Wow this is a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this well explained tutorial. A great way to store things

Me encanto esta idea. Genial para reutilizar nuestros libros viejos y tener algo útil. Gracias. Saludos desde Venezuela❤

Tolle Idee 👍 🫶 💡

being buried in an unmarked grave is like the most disrespectful act i could imagine that’s so horrible

The people that Milinda are talking about are also my family. I am just now finding this out. I’ll be grabbing copies of her books!😊 Milinda’s Mother is my Grandmother’s sister.❤

Working on discarded books and account books

Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent ❤

Bravo to your two dedicated musicians. I've played numerous stringed instruments in my lifetime, but the Dulcimer is the only one that will fold back the hands of time and put you in touch with the past .... Thank You! ... Always keep playing ...

Mary Edmonia Lewis was the daughter of Samuel Lewis and Catherine Mike Lewis. Samuel Lewis was an Afro Caribbean immigrant from the French West Indies, specifically Haiti. Catherine was a Native American woman from the Chippewa Tribe. Mary had one older half brother who was born to Samuel Sr and his first wife in Haiti.

Awesome, thanks for sharing.🤭🤭🤭

we used to do this in grade school with old readers digest magazines!

Innovative design...⭐👌👍❤🎄📚📖

Beautiful work!

Gracias ❤

There’s just no way I didn’t know this much about my family. Thank you for this video

Lots of history. Not a lot of Shakespeare.

you are making my life so easy! thanks from BR!

The regular revival of an old fashion for maintaining that Shakespeare was a Catholic is based on no reliable external evidence that will stand up.

Yeah, Shakespeare was a Catholic.

Really cool, I’m glad you made this video. How should I schedule a class?

Really appreciate the people who are passionate about this area of history

I grew up in the Massalina Housing Projects. Great memories.

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Очень необычная и красивая ёлочка 😍😍😍🔥🔥👏👏👏

Northwest program my education is liebery pumpkin patch my nathan Lyons my name is heather ha

Beautiful

Great job! Really cool local history. Please post more videos like this. Lots of info, well presented, rewatchable. I'm looking forward to reading Haunted Panama City.

Hi, Do you have a tutorial for the seahorse? I do like the tree idea and hope to give that a whirl someday!

Absolutely beautiful thanks for sharing your talent

Yes Kim I do those get togethers up at the bridge

I just loved it!❤ So fascinating!👏 Thks from BR!

I honestly had no idea she existed. Thank you so much for this. Is there a written biography I could read?

Great and very informative!!! Thank you 🙂👍

Lovely!

Nice video, I can see you put a lot of research into this and your passion for art is inspiring. Glad to comment and show my appreciation.

"Daw" Caravaggio??? Your pronunciation is cringe worthy

Well. Done. Ladies. Sends. Shivers. Up. And. Down. The. Spine

I thought they were standing behind treadmills.... I should have known.

Thanks, I will be checking into the Keto Diet.

Thanks to the library for hosting and making this interview available. I wasn't able to view it live, so the You Tube upload is perfect. Interesting interview with good questions and answers.

Great Job! - I still like the Noir series best.

I love your music stands. Where do you buy them, and what are they called?

Wonderful event, a great place to learn something new at each event. I will be looking forward to the writings of Susan Cushman.

congratulation!

love it! Impressionism has always been my favorite style.