When I was 33 years old, the medical odyssey of my life began. One Sunday afternoon a severe headache made me end up in the emergency room. Apparently everything was fine according to the tests that the doctors performed, but after a few hours they simply sent me home.

If this post had happened 1 or 2 years ago you would only see a few pairs of sandals and one or two pairs of converses. I had never had more than 5 pairs of shoes in my shoe rack and most of them were sandals. Luckily I now have a small collection to show, although I just realized that it is almost monochromatic...there is a lack of color on my feet 😜.

Yesterday was one of those days when I didn't feel like doing anything. I was at home all day pacing back and forth on my couch...procrastinating!!!!The conditions didn't help my discouragement either. At about 1:00 in the afternoon 3 drops of water and 1 lightning struck and they cut the power, I guess as a "precaution". Apparently they forgot to reconnect it, although after 5 minutes the sun was cracking the stones.

Hello!!! As promised, today I bring you my first sensory toy made with the materials I showed here a few days ago.To begin with I chose a simple design, something more experimental than creative, just to see the result of the combination of colors and textures. It is an item of which there are many variants on the market, nothing of my invention.

Hello, it's my first time in this community and I'm glad to do it with this initiative. I'm not a fan of music videos, but I like those that keep me in front of the screen for their aesthetics or their script. SourceSourceSource

Hello creative people! It's been a while since I've posted here. But I didn't want to stop sharing with you the new ideas I have. My work as a craftswoman is framed mainly in the recycling of cardboard and paper. With them I have managed to make a lot of children's decorative items ranging from names, pictures, lamps, clocks and many others. They are very versatile materials and quite simple to work with and it is surprising how many things can be done with them.