egg press mothers day
mother’s day is fast approaching, this may 13! and in time for the special day, egg press have hand-picked an assortment of letterpress mother’s day cards to choose from.
in addition, they are now offering a new collection of their favorite botanical cards, the garden collection. with patterns inspired by life in the garden, it’s a collection perfect for spring correspondence. they are also offering a spring special! to celebrate in addition of their new garden collection, they are offering one free letterpress card with purchase of any egg press favorite card collection! limit one free card per customer. offer ends may 31! check their website for details.
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Hey these look amazing...thanks fr sharing them with us...and thanks for the links as well...they are wonderful...ands on this note i'd also like you to visit my blog on Mother's Day Cards sometime and check out all that i've posted there...i'm sure you'll enjoy your visit!!!
We have our own tribute to Mother's Day at Sub Rosa. We play music by Frank Zappa and the Mother's of Invention all day. Check it out.
http://www.subrosa.arbre.us/SubRosaMothers.html
Mother's Day Music
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention warped my musical soul.
It was the heyday of the English music invasion and the beginnings of the psychedelic scene when I first heard the music of Frank Zappa. The Mothers of Invention 1966 debut album 'Freak Out' was filled with gritty doo-wop, dense ballads and searing political commentary that touched someplace deep inside. It was the 'Lumpy Gravy' series 'We're Only In It For The Money' that forever changed the way I listened to music though. With that album, Frank introduced me to polyrhythms, jazz, nob tweeling dub and very early renditions of 'trip hop' music. I was hooked for life.
There was something about one drummer playing in 7/8, while another drummer was playing in 3/4, while the organ player is playing a measure in 5/8 - simultaneously, that caught my ear. It is no surprise that I had a self-made bumper sticker on my first car that read 'Zappa's Jazz Babies'. We'd like to share a little of that music with you here today.
The Music of Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention:
Underground Acid Rock Freakout Music - 2.8.69 - Miami, Florida
Directly From My Heart To You - 7.20.69 - 'Weasels Rip My Flesh' album
My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama - 2.10.69 - 'Weasels Rip My Flesh'
Let's Make The Water Turn Black - 10.67 - 'We're Only In It For The Money'
Peaches en Regalia - 7.29.69 - 'Hot Rats' album
Later That Night - 2.14.68 - 'Ruben & the Jets' album
Orange County Lumber Truck - 10.28.68 - London, England
Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance - 10.31.78 - Instrumental
Goblin Girl - 9.1.81 - 'You Are What You Is' album
Pygmy Twylite - 9.22.74 - Helsinki, Finland
Doreen - 6.26.82 - Munich, Germany
Muffin Man - 11.23.84 - Chicago, Illinois
Historical Perspective
Mother's Day is celebrated around the world. The day is used by children and husbands to honor mothers and grandmothers for all that they do in raising children. Some of us just play Zappa's music all day.... > more
Linda Lausmann
Mike Sherwood
Sub Rosa - Dundee, Oregon
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