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Marta Vargas commented on tali buchler's blog post 'The Passover creativity sack – a new family tradition'

Simply love your creativity. Any ideas on how to get my teenagers involved in creating greeting cards in Spanish? In my part of the country, small town south of Houston, Texas, I noticed there does not seem to be much of a selection of greeting ca...

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Marta Vargas commented on Lea Curtes-Swenson's blog post 'TwitterMom of the Week: Meet Tali Buchler!'

Congratulations!!!!!!!!! I, on the other hand wish I could get my 18 year old son to do something with his creative talent since I have none. He has so much potential as an artist, but he does not believe it. Glad to know you are passing your wond...

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Located in the heart of League City 3 Oaks Wine, next to baubles & beads on 601 East Main street is having Networking Event called Wine & Sundays at 4pm. The next event is June 28th. I have gotten some really great leads from this. This is bring a...

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At 5:46am on November 20, 2009, Natalie Regoli, CEO said…: Do you have a Twitter account? What do you tweet about?

I tweet about my fight with breast cancer and being a brand new mom. I am trying to find more people to follow me so that my story will help spread awareness:
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At 1:15pm on August 4, 2009, tali buchler said…: hi Marta,

they say teenage is a challenging age.
i think the thing with a lot of kids is if it comes from you they will tend to be negative about it. i dont know your kids, but with mine when i turn something into a party they always go for it. it could be a spanish greeting card party with some delicious mexican or spanish food, some background music etc.
they may want to make a stamp of some of the words in spanish (you can get stamping supply at michaels. and print on a large paper many of the same word in a crazy graphic layout and cut it into small cards later.
does this make any sense?
as for your 18 year old boy whom youthink is an artist but he refuses to think so. 18 is very young, i know many many artists and architects who started at much older age. there is a very famous architect whom i cant remember his name right night who has been an accountant till the age of 50 when he started his architecture practice after a trip to Rome. he was so inspired from the ruins he couldn't let it go. you should maybe both take a ceramics class together or a drawing class, invite him to go to a museum together. i am just finishing a post about engaging with art in museums, i will probably post it tonight or tomorrow morning, this may help you a bit also. i think the trick is to do it with them. this way its a triple gain....you get to spend time with them, you are doing something creative and they are too.
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