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In this game, children enjoy acting out the words of the song while, at the same time, using their imagination to think how the chick feels. The little chicks say 'pio pio pio' when they are hungry. (rub your tummy)
And when they are cold. (hug your arms around you and shiver)
The mother hen looks for corn and wheat (move your head up and down, as if pecking for corn)
She gives them food and grants them shelter (hold out your hand, then wrap your arms around yourself)
Under mama's wings, huddling up (put your arms around
your little one)
Sleep little chicks until the next day! (then put your face on your hands and close your eyes)
EcuadorPretty Little Child (Niño Bonito)
This game is similar to that old favourite, This Little Piggy Went To Market, except that you wiggle one of your baby's fingers with each line, rather than her toes.
In English:
Pretty little child (wiggle your baby's little finger)
Little ring finger (wiggle her ring finger)
Little silly one (wiggle her middle finger)
Lick little plate (wiggle her index finger)
Get rid of little flea! (wiggle her thumb, and tickle her
at the same time)
Little Wolf (El Lobito)
In this game, all the children form a circle, with one child designated to be the wolf. As the children ask what the wolf is doing, he has to think of as many different replies as he can to show he's getting ready to appear. The idea is that the other children don't know how many times they have to ask the question before the wolf comes to get them, so they're taken by surprise.
All the children chant:
Let's play in the woods,
until the wolf appears.
If he does, he will eat us
all whole! What are you
doing little wolf?
Continued below...
The wolf replies:
I am putting on my shoes (everyone mimes putting on their shoes)
Children chant again:
What are you doing little wolf?
The wolf replies:
I am getting dressed (everyone mimes getting dressed)
Children chant again:
What are you doing little wolf?
The wolf replies:
I am cleaning my teeth. (everyone mimes cleaning their teeth)
Children chant again:
What are you doing little wolf?
The wolf replies:
I am coming to eat a child! (everyone runs away, and
whoever the wolf catches is the wolf next time!)
Uthupazana, five
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Roxanne Hall watching, I`d tear her ass up and eat the gravy!!
french, italian what ever it is i like it
GAWD the brunette's fucking sexy...
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ATHENS, Ohio -- Residents of southeastern Ohio frequently turn to Columbus and West Virginia for their news. A local radio feature series, however, has brought the focus much closer to home. Over the past five months, "This Time Around: Reinventing Community," airing on the WOUB?FM Radio Network, has covered issues affecting the present and future of Appalachian Ohio while exploring the fabric of community.
"What we're trying to do is focus on people who are really doing things?working on economic change in the community," said Executive Producer Sandra Sleight-Brennan. "The whole thrust of the series is for people to take control this time around."
The year?long program is divided into four quarters, with a theme to tie each quarter together. The second quarter focuses on technology and its significance in the region. One show examined the manner in which some small businesses and craftspeople are using e-marketing to overcome distances between them and their customers. Another centered on the Student Entrepreneurship Training Program and its impact on area high schools, with interviews from students and faculty of Vinton County High School.
"The topics are designed to cover as broad of a range of stories as we can within 12 weeks," said Sleight-Brennan. "We wanted to show the diversity of how people are grappling with technology in the region."
The weekly feature series "This Time Around: Reinventing Community" also serves as a forum for the region, hosting four quarterly discussion programs. Listeners are encouraged to call in and voice their thoughts on a variety of topics. "The call-in shows provide an opportunity for people in the region to talk about things and really have their voices heard," added Sleight-Brennan.
"I answered the phone during the first call-in show, so I actually got to talk to people," said Radio Producer and Graduate Assistant at Ohio University Jennifer Curry. "We actually got a story out of one of the calls. A woman from the Coalition for Small Schools called and talked to us about the kids who live on farms and go to the small schools throughout the region, and it was really interesting."
"It's just one example of someone talking to us about an issue that we can now follow up on," said Sleight-Brennan. The upcoming call-in forum, airing on Tuesday, Feb. 24, at 7 p.m., will focus on technology and the impact it has on the region. Viewers can call 800-825-1771 with their questions and comments. The forum will feature two in-studio guests: Lou Stein, eonomic dveloper for Monroe County, and Bill Sams, cairman of the Board of Governors for the IT Alliance of Appalachian Ohio. Sams has 25 years of experience in management positions in Silicon Valley.
The call-in forum will also feature two listening groups, hosted by Russ Combs of ACEnet and Pat DeWees of the Institute for Local Government Administration and Rural Development. They will be held in Nelsonville and Marietta.
"One of the major goals of the series was to tell stories so people in the region would know what is going on in the communities here," said Sleight-Brennan. "We want to get people in the region to talk about the topics the programs focus on. Appalachia is not a sleepy little place. People are doing amazing things in their communities. These are the stories we want to talk about."
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Monday, 9 August 2010
Daisy Lane
Daisy Lane is based on a batch of vintage greeting cards I found at the Daylesford Bazaar back in March - do you remember them?
I fell in love with the illustrations of girls tending their gardens, and I decided to try and track down the artist, who turned out to be a lady called Sue Adams. Sue was a greeting card artist for Phil Taylor Cards in Sydney for over 20 years, from the 1960s to the 1980s.
During this time, Sue created thousands of her very charming illustrations. They decorated greeting cards for every occasion, wedding invitations, gift wrap and gift tags (but never swap cards, at least not officially).
In the 1980s, changing fashions meant that demand for the 'cuties' (as they were known in the card company) declined, and Sue eventually moved to England, where she still lives and paints.
My detective work led me to Mark Taylor, the son of Phil and Mary Taylor, who started the company in 1960 on their kitchen table. These days Phil Taylor is Australia's largest family-owned greetings company, but it is still very much run as a family business, and Mark invited me to visit their offices in Botany, Sydney, to view the Sue Adams archive. As you can imagine, I couldn't get on a plane fast enough!
I had a lovely day taking tea with Mark (and eating sandwiches made by his dad!), and hearing about how Phil (an artist himself) met Mary and about what it was like to grow up in such a creative family. It reminded me a lot of Lark, our own family business.
Mark then disappeared and came back with a pile of small suitcases containing the original artworks that Sue created for the cards. I can't really put into words what a joy it was for me, being obsessed with vintage children's illustration, to get to rifle through thousands of wonderful artworks. I was amazed at how each one is different from the next, and the endless creativity that Sue poured into the works that she was creating day after day. I think it's pretty clear that she loved her job!
Mark and his family have been carefully storing the 'cuties' (and the many other illustrated ranges that they produced) for the past thirty years, hoping that one day people might like them again. Of course that time is now here, as I pointed out!
Fast forward a few months and several trips to Sydney. With the help of the Taylor family and Sue Adams, I have been VERY luckily allowed to design a children's gift range using the original archive. I have been wanting for some time to launch a collection for Lark that is inspired by the Holly Hobbie/Betsy Clarke character products that I collected as a girl - simple and sweet things that don't require batteries (or a knowledge of celebrities and dating).
So taking inspiration from Sue's illustrations I have created Daisy Lane. It will grow into a whole collection of sweet gifts from bubble bath to secret diaries. The kinds of things we all loved (and still secretly do) and that we want our children to love too.
Daisy Lane is launching at the Kids in Style show this week. We are starting with some very wonderful products...
Posters (for your bedroom), beautiful and a large 50x70 cms
Sweet accessories of all kinds, costing just a few dollars of your pocket money
Letter writing sets, for when SMS just won't do
Sweeties in pretty candy stripe bags, containing special treats like Lemon Bonbons, Juicy Lips and ABC Candy Letters
And swap cards! Yes, we have received so many requests from Lark customers to bring back swap cards that I couldn't resist. Now you can collect Daisy Lane cards along with your vintage swappie collection. There is a very cute old-style album, and 24 different cards (with many more to come over the next few months).
Daisy Lane is 100% Australian made. I have been working with some wonderful manufacturers, including a 150-year old printing company and Melbourne's oldest soap maker, on lots of exciting products that you will see over the next year. Phil Taylor are also going to be re-releasing some of the original greeting cards in 2011, yay!
This last week has seen various dramas and nail-biting moments as the first Daisy Lane products started arriving, just in time for the launch. It it always very emotional to see your ideas turning into reality, isn't it? The first products will be available in a week's time from our website and from some of our lovely stockists, this is just a special sneak preview. I'd love to know what you think.
I'm off to finish preparations for Kids in Style. If you're coming along please pop by and say Hi, we'll be at K109 in Hall 1.
45 comments:
- Tiges and Weince said...
Wow so much background work. They are gorgeous, but I must say I am even more impressed you kept this a secret for so long. Good luck with your collection.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Tails from the dog house said...
These are beautiful,I want some pieces for myself what a fabulous sweet story love it!
The names perfect congratulations!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Betty Jo said...
AWESOME!!(in capitals).
I want one of everything.
I may not make it to Kids in Style this year, but all the best. I predict a sell out of Daisy Lane.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- yardage girl said...
A great idea! As a child from the 70's and early 80's when this type of thing was all the go, I'm so happy to see it again. My lockable Holly Hobby diary was one of my most precious things! Will definately pop in and see you this week. Nic
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Lulu froufrou said...
I'm in love - everything is so special.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Selina said...
They are lovely!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Danielle McDonald said...
I can't believe there's a revival in the swap card trend! I was such a collector and I am sure I have some of Sue's cards somewhere! What a great project. Good luck.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Shan said...
s so so adorable... i had holly hobby all over my room as a child so these are bringing back memories.. can't wait to get some for my little girls... well done
shan x
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- MoederKip said...
*sigh*... for a moment there, I was 7 years old again.
What a wonderful opportunity for you - and you've done an amazing job bringing it to fruition.
Can't wait to get my hands on some of these sweet goodies :-)
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Sarah said...
This is all so beautiful...i love it. brings back childhood for me and those little candy bags are really fun. all the best with it!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Make mine Mid-Century said...
That's a wonderful story! Congratulations to you on your hard work ... those illustrations are fabulous ... and I bet the Taylor family is thrilled to see them come alive again.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- midge said...
what a beautiful idea to revive all of those amazing artworks. i remember them from my childhood and couldn't agree more on the notion of returning to less complicated times with pretty gifts for girls untainted by images of celebrity that is way beyond their years. hooray for enjoying simple pleasures. good luck and good on you
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- sean the prawn said...
Thankyou so much for bringing back such sweetness to grace another generation of little people...i must by something for my daughter..takes me right back to my girlhood.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- moose and bird said...
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow! I am officially in love! This is an absolutely amazing range of products. Perfection with a capital P! Have fun at Life In Style. x
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Jenni said...
a really moving post Allison, I have strong, fond memories of these illustrations & spent many hours copying , then making up my own characters as a child. A beautiful illustratpor absolutely deserving of a second lease of life.
Fantastic iniative, all the best with it!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- kirsty said...
my heart skipped a beat when i saw that you have also made swap cards! joy!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- BOB & MABEL said...
They are simply divine and bring back so many memories. I still have Mum's original Holly Hobbie fabric and use it now..... love it all!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Jay @ Finki said...
Just gorgeous, I'll be visiting the online shop as soon as it's updated. I just love that you told us about the Taylor's and how you researched the artists and sought to create a working agreement with them. They must be tickled pink that you got in touch with them and when they bought that suitcase out...my gosh. I would have cried with delight. Well done...I can't wait to see it all.
and gosh I wish i could help with designs...I was so tempted to move to Ballarat when you said you had a possie open up, Alas I'm stuck in Melb for a while ( : Best of luck and I look forward to watching it all evolve.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- leslie said...
wow! congratulations, allison, these are just lovely and so "you" : ) good luck with the show, although i don't think you need it!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Ali said...
oh my gosh! so delightful and gorgeous! congrats on keeping this a secret! well done! ;)
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Jacki said...
Congratulations! They look so adorable - I can't wait to get my hands on some! Good on you for making this happen!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Jess said...
What an absolutely beautiful idea.. I love the drawings, they take me right back to my childhood swap card days :)
I cant wait to see these available in Melbourne.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- My Messy Room said...
Congratulations, it all looks so sweet and magical... just what you hope your children will fall in love with!
Can't wait to see it instore this Christmas! xx
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Mel @ Skye Rocket Sews said...
What a wonderful collection and a fabulous story.
Can't wit 'til these are available!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Josephine Tale Peddler said...
I felt emotional just reading this post! How wonderful for the original artist that her works have found you and the magic and sweetness is being passed along.
And of course as a mother of a Daisy, the name is spot-on! What a lovely surprise! I have been most curious as to your big news and this is beyond what I was hoping for. xx
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- bee said...
Congrats Allison!! What a completely fabulous idea - I just adore these illustrations! Well done on all your hard work, isn't it just the best when it all comes to fruition?! CAN'T WAIT to get my hands on some swap cards!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- 凱v胡倫 said...
如果,人類也像鼠輩一般,花很多時間來吃飯和睡覺,一定會改善健康。 ..................................................................
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Kim said...
Soooo gorgeous! SO many childhood memories are spinning around my head. These are going to be so popular.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- danielle said...
these are so cute- cant wait to see them in the shop...great work!!
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Mon Alisa Design said...
Oh I love it!! So exciting! x
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Megan.K. said...
Allison this is just fantastic!!! I love what you have created, and the sound of what you will create into the future withy this... and also - what a wonderful story - so very beautiful, full of integrity.
Yay to you and to Sue Adams and to Daisy. Just brilliant.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Elise said...
I have come over after corresponding with Mandy from Belle and Boo who let me know you will be stocking some of her new creations very soon.
I am delighted to have discovered your gorgoeus blog and shop.
Congratulations on Daisy Lane. I can hardly wait to own some of your new products. I have my eye on some of the accessories and those swap cards are gorgeous.
- Monday, 09 August, 2010
- Robyn said...
What a wonderful story of a wonderful artist! She must be thrilled that her work will be inspiring us all again.
- Tuesday, 10 August, 2010
- Danielle said...
Hmmm those swappies are divine!!!! Everything looks fantastic Allison. Great job putting it all together and bestest of luck at Life Instyle (not that you'll need it!!!!) x
- Tuesday, 10 August, 2010
- Anna said...
Congratulations Allison, the collection is gorgeous... I saw on the babyology website that there mayb be linen in the future??? Can't wait (especially if there's single bed sheet sets for my girls!).
Lovely.. and such a lovely story.
- Tuesday, 10 August, 2010
- Crayon Chick said...
Congratulations! All that hard work for such a gorgeous line, I hope the launch is fabulous and you enjoy many happy successes with Daisy Lane! (what a great name!) x
- Tuesday, 10 August, 2010
- Rochelle said...
Wow, that is just a fabulous sweet sentiment. For the oldies and youngies alike. I choked up a little reading that. I love the images. I used to have Hollie Hobbie and Sarah Kay stuff. Now I have a daughter. Would love to give her the best of both worlds....keep up with the technology and a little bit of the olde worlde girl.
- Wednesday, 11 August, 2010
- Shelley Trbuhovich said...
allison, you are brilliant! absolutely fantastic, i have no doubt that daisy lane will be a very, very successful venture. just love it. a great post.
- Thursday, 12 August, 2010
- Little Shop of Handmade said...
This range is just sooooo super cute. I cant wait to pop it n the shelves at Little Shop.
- Thursday, 12 August, 2010
- Raelene said...
i Love this! Can't wait to buy some of the posters to decorate my girls room.
- Thursday, 12 August, 2010
- zigsma said...
How absolutely lovely! I remember birthday party invitations from the 70s. Looking forward to revisiting the cuties.
- Friday, 13 August, 2010
- AnastasiaC said...
Allison this is SO wonderful - Congrats!! loved reading the story behind the gorgeous illustrations and the company!...darling vintage illos, i used to buy things like this as a girl too! im so happy they worked with you to create this sweet new range!! Yayy!!
- Tuesday, 17 August, 2010
- giftboxology said...
swap cards!
i love it!
- Thursday, 19 August, 2010
- Exquisite Accessories said...
Just blown me away, how fantasticly talented you are I love it all good luck with everything!! :)))
- Thursday, 26 August, 2010
- Jennifer Chapman said...
I saw these gorgeous cards in a Sydney shop the other day and love them. I think they will be perfect for my wedding invites.
Do you have any of the wedding or couple cards that are blank inside? I'm having a vintage, garden wedding and these really sum up our theme.
- Thursday, 26 May, 2011


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