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Go Fund Me to repay money lost in robbery Krumpe's is one of the most iconic Hagerstown businesses. It is a family owned small business and when I heard they were robbed I was deeply saddened. Though they do have insurance, insurance will not cover the loss of business they suffered that night and any business they lose from people being afraid to...Read More
Column Project Ribbon Cutting
Ribbon Cutting with the Mayor & Councilman Don Munson. Also our fall planters in the park!Read More
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WHAG on Sail the Park
HAGERSTOWN, Md.— More than 200 people gathered at Hagerstown's City Park Sunday to try model boat sailing. "It was beautiful weather," said Laurel Kahn, founder of Neighborhood First. "We had wonderful wind. It was blue skies. Fluffy, cloudy, white skies. I mean it was just gorgeous." The city partnered with Neighborhood...Read More
Herald Mail on Sail the Park
After watching adults use remote controls to guide model sailboats around Hagerstown City Park's north lake Sunday, James Engle said he and his younger brother, Griffin, got their turn. Then James, 8, and Griffin, 6, headed over to a pavilion with their parents, Cate and Keith Engle, to make their own primitive model sailboats using a kit with pine wood...Read More


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Jesus said "Let your light shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven." Matthew 5:16
Our talent comes from above! And our calling is to create connections with our luxury florals and special events. Also, we are abundantly blessed to have friends, talented colleagues and photographers that have captured the magic of our events.
Especially to Christopher Todd Studios, Lin & Jirsa Photography, Victor Sizemore Photography, Marianne Lozano of Studio Lozano, Brian Leahy Photography, Studio EMP and Jim Kennedy Photography.
To our strategic partners, venues, destination management companies, public relations agencies and event professionals, we are humbly grateful for our relationships. Many thanks to celebrity planner Mindy Weiss, Barbara Wallace, Jeannie Ward, Nancy Monte-Frye, Siobhan Rathband, Martha Block, Lynn Adams and Brent Edwards.
To the Paradise Delight team, we salute you! We're humbled to have the best team in the known universe. To our family and friends, you are our treasure! Thank you for our journey together! Our future looks bright!

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In one of his first leading roles, Emelio Estevez plays Otto, a young punker who's found himself stuck in a dead-end spiral: A cheating girlfriend, zombified parents who live under the hypnotic spell of a televangelist, and crummy job at a supermarket where his best friend is the geeky Kevin (Zander Schloss), who's a sort of proto-Napoleon Dynamite. Lured in by Bud (Harry Dean Stanton), a dissipated, disjointed, and cranked-up repo man, Otto begins a new life freeing cars from delinquent owners. Nobody in the repo shop is particularly likeable, but they have the benefit of non-mainstream quirkiness, particularly Miller (Tracy Walter), a half-homeless hanger-on who expounds on a variety of deep matters: John Wayne's sexual proclivities, the ubiquity of tree-shaped air fresheners, and the synchronicities of everyday life.
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We had a great time with the artist Ushio Konishi, knowing their pure personality and continues approach for making their artworks makes our exhibition more special.
Their creativity and strong passion for glass working reflect in each of the works.
We still carry their works, please come and take a look at Sara Japanese Pottery.
Their works are exquisite!


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Crafty Secrets Design Team Blog Hop!
This week Vicki challenged us to make a project or nonstandard sized card using our Crafty Secrets stamps. I just bought a new Cricut cartridge called, In the Kitchen. It has the cutest darn cuts on it! For my first card I created a card that holds a Starbucks gift card. I cut the coffee pot several times to create the layers as well as the shadow cut for the back of the card. The paper is by October Afternoon and SU! I used the "sugar" cubes from the Coffee & Tea set. I stamped them and added a bit of rosy color to their cheeks. I applied Crystal Effects and glitter to 'em!
For my next card I created a soup pot card. I used the same cartridge with October Afternoon paper. After cutting several layers and putting them together, I stamped this cute lil' girl from the Sweet Stuff set. She was colored with Copics and then cut out with my oval Nesties.
I hope you enjoyed these projects! Head on over to the other girlies' blogs for some more amazing projects! They continually knock my socks off with their creativity!


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I need to talk about something very serious. It's about a condition that I have been living with for many years. Nobody seems to know much about it or how to cure it. You see, I suffer from chronic creativity.
As a child, I was constantly inventing worlds and imagining situations. My toy box was a spaceship. My tape recorder was a radio station. My light switch was a drive-thru intercom. I wrote songs and plays and stories. My toys were cast in fiberfill vaudeville and Barbie burlesques.
My mother could sense something different about me. The way I put my puzzles together upside down. The way I said "updown side" instead of upside down. The way I organized my crayons by personality traits instead of colour. She tried her best to protect me from the outside world (or was is outworld side?) and vice versa. We tried to harness and suppress my creative urges. We tried to channel them into socially acceptable and productive projects. We did all the creative tests. I went through creative therapy. I tried the creative aids. Nothing worked.
I was ridiculed in school for my inappropriate outbursts of creativity, but I just couldn't control it. As you can imagine (DON'T! That's how it starts!), creativity made it impossible to function in "normal" society. The Urges come on suddenly and without warning. In one minute I'm thinking about sandwiches or analyzing NewsRadio's wardrobe choices and the next I'm furiously scribbling on nearby scraps of paper or flesh.
Sadly, being creative does not necessarily signify great skill or talent. Like how being chatty doesn't mean one is also eloquent and well-versed. Quality of output varies. Opinions of quality of output wildly varies. The production of ideas often outpaces the ability the process and capture ideas. These ideas can get lost and mangled. Chronic creativity is an unpredictable condition. No one knows when a flare up will occur; we can only hope to manage the attacks. I can go several weeks without incident. I once went five years without a single creative impulse.
Is it chemical imbalance? Is it contagious? Is it genetic? Is it genius? Is it a blocked nostril? I don't know. But it's a very serious and very real condition.
Treatment and management of creativity is costly and time-consuming and often requires special equipment. Just recently, my partner and I had to invest in a new vacuum and linens.
If you know someone who is afflicted with this condition, do be patient with them. Be kind about their creative output. Keep them well stocked in pens and paper. Give them gift cards to coffee shops and grocery stores. Hire them to create materials for your business or event. Pay them for said materials. Click "Like" on their silly projects on Facebook. Organize a marathon to raise money for creativity research.
My great hope is to one day be cured of this ailment. I'd like to merely exist for a while. No allergies. No sciatic pain. No hearing impairment. No frantic scribbling of half-baked whimsies. I imagine it must be nice to be normal. Uh-oh. Here come the scribbles.