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This is where I share my many loves.....with you
About Me
- jellyfishheart
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- WHAT MOVES ME - things made by hand, wool, wood, ceramics, laughter, film photography, wrinkles, cracks, natural beauty, homemade food, love. I've done a lot of different things, the most recent thing having a lovely café in Copenhagen called Paté Paté, and an art gallery called Lot45. Write me - jellyfishheart (at) gmail.com
About This Blog
This blog is written to my glorious husband DAN, but you all are welcome to join in. The majority of these photos are not mine (if they are, the tag underneath will read 'my photos') and the name of the photographer or designer or website or what-have-you is embedded in the title. If there is no information, it is because I have pulled it off some feed and there wasn't any information. I hope you enjoy it, and if you have any questions about anything you see here, or want me to remove your content, please write me a note asking so. This blog is written for love- not money nor fame nor any of its trappings. Just love.
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I second that. and do we ever need this here in pdx. :)
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