#this to that

[coleminersworld]

Hobbyist ideas

Ant keeping, antiquing, uklele, flute, beatboxing, billiards, birdwatching, bonsai, calligraphy, camping, candle making, cardistry, checkers, collage, collecting, coloring, cosplay, couponing, crossstitch, cycling, drawing, fish keeping, foraging, gardening, genealogy, graffiti, graphic design, hiking, hula hooping, jewelry making, journaling, jumping rope, kite flying, knot tying, Legos, podcasts, lock picking, macrame, magic tricks, model airplanes, nail art, origami, painting, poetry, quilting, scrapbooking.star gazing, terrariums, travel, video games, volunteering, weaving, soap making, woodworking, YouTube. Hobby is practicing will power if consistent and successful. Baking, basket weaving, beading, beat making, bonkei, cake decorating, comics, crafting, decorating, digital art, doodling, fashion, stain glass, ancestry, illustration, miniature painting, replicas bad luck, paint by number, paper mache, sand art, story telling, tie dye, zen tangles, whittling

[minasongcosplay]

This to That (Glue Advice)

How to glue this to that

A useful resource for how to best glue things to other things.

[dulcemarilla]

Why do I always have so much in mind but when I’m about to write them down, they’re just.. gone? I don’t know why I even started this. I don’t know what I’m actually doing and I don’t know where this is going. I’ll just keep on typing whatever my brain dictates while my hands can keep up. This feels like delivering an impromptu speech without having the slightest idea what topic to talk about. 

Hi, I’m Dulce. I contradict my own words. Don’t believe anything I say.

I’m on a race. I had a head-start. But they’re catching up too quickly. 

When I was younger, I was never used to failure  I've always considered myself great, though of course I never let anyone know that. Humility? I hoped. Now it’s been a while since I've been suffering the consequences. It’s true, we never reach the peak to stay there for the rest of our lives. Accustom yourself to change. That’s what I gotta learn. Might as well learn to accept defeat since that’s the reason why I’ve been constantly failing. Failing to keep myself happy. 

From love-ish to peevish too quickly.

I used to love telling stories, sharing memories to people. They had loved me. I loved myself for that. Look how selfish I am. It took its price anyway. It felt weird, really. Opening your life to people while nobody seem to care. That’s when I learned to keep things to myself. Now when the need of expression arises, I just can’t do it. I can never express myself the way I could before. This has been the ‘cause of misunderstanding between me and everybody else. I tried too much to suppress my emotions and expressions and I can say I did pretty well. Congratulations Dulce, you will never have a peaceful relationship with the people around you. You are now to live a life of consequences.  

I used to be the one everyone wishes to become. Now I’m the one everybody fears of becoming. They like me, they like me not. They were doubtful when they saw me. They were right when they’ve spent time with me.

Everything I’m writing down right now is probably just an exaggeration out of frustration, otherwise I wouldn’t sound too critical about myself. Point is, there’s truth behind every exaggeration. I wonder how long I have been sitting on this chair writing this thing I’d like to call Drama of My Life, to give you the satisfaction.

[rodrigotelloblog]

How to glue this to that

A website that helps you select glue.

[bisexualkaidan]

alenkrios --> bisexualkaidan

[ken-do-attidude]

Never underestimate the power of a haircut. A few hours ago I couldn't stand to look in the mirror and now I'm just like "damn I actually look decent!"

[pinknouveau]

I watch Cartoon Network every now and then 

but then I remembered it goes from this:

to this:

[victorian-productions-blog]

Cosplay thursday: glue

This will be quick and to the point.

Glue can be confusing, especially when you have to VERY different surfaces to attach to each other. The solution? This To That. The solution to end (nearly) all glue conundrums.