Ballet Keychain, Dance Keychain, Meet Me At The Barre, Personalized Initial Disc, Ballet Shoes Charm, Pale Pink Bead Accent, Dan - New Release

The perfect gift for the ballet dance! A copper dog tag measuring 1.25" x .75" is hand stamped letter-by-letter to read, "MEET ME AT THE BARRE." Key chain is accented with a silver plated ballet shoes charm, a pale pink bead (bead design may vary), and an optional 1/2" copper initial disc. Key chain comes on a 1" silver split ring and can be switched to a swivel lobster clasp if requested. We now offer an optional personalized 1/2" copper disc with an initial on it. If choosing OTHER-4 CHARACTER MAX option, please leave your text in note to seller box.**UNDERSTANDING OUR PROCESS**This piece is created by hand using a hammer and metal letter and symbol stamps. Metal stamping is a quirky process - letters and symbols will never be completely straight or centered, darkening may be a bit uneven due to varying stamp depth, and stray marks may occur. These are not defects in your piece; they are what makes it unique and one of a kind. :)PLEASE NOTE: This tag is FRONT SIDE ONLY. Please note dimensions [dog tag is 35mm x 19mm]. If you need more space for more wording, please consider this listing: https://www.etsy.com/listing/175222334/wherever-you-go-go-with-all-your-heartSee other dance items here:https://www.etsy.com/shop/riskybeads/search?search_query=danceWant to convert this to a necklace? http://www.etsy.com/listing/71824147/make-my-key-chain-a-necklace-turns-anyView the rest of my shop here:http://www.etsy.com/shop/riskybeadsKey chains/zipper pulls are the perfect thoughtful gift for a teacher, babysitter, nanny, or just about anyone else on your list! They don't have to match anyone's wardrobe and they last forever.¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨Please read my shop policies here:http://www.etsy.com/shop/riskybeads/policy¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨New to Etsy? Need help checking out? Please see this link:http://help.etsy.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/245/All items come in a Risky Beads' gift bag!copyright Risky Beads◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ PLEASE NOTE: We use up-close macro photography to capture detail for all of our listings. As a result, pieces may appear larger than they actually are. Please read the actual dimensions of each piece in the item description and view all photos for scale. Thank you.◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘ ○ ◘

The main difference is size and color, although both are served in French restaurants. Our European browns are called “petit gris,” meaning little gray, and the Helix pomatia are “gros blanc,” large white. There are two theories on how the snails came to be in California. Apparently, before the mid-1800s, the state was snail-free. One version of the story is the snails were imported in the 1850s by a Frenchman who wanted to serve them in his restaurant. The Gold Rush crowd, however, wasn’t interested in them and so the disappointed restaurateur dumped his stock and the snails found a home.

The other theory is that the snails came to California as stowaways on grape vines brought by the Spanish missionaries to establish vineyards, However they got here, they needed very little assistance in settling in, Snails are hermaphroditic, having both male and female sex organs, They can’t reproduce on their own, but once two get together, both are soon laying eggs, If they’re flying around in the same place, there must be something ballet keychain, dance keychain, meet me at the barre, personalized initial disc, ballet shoes charm, pale pink bead accent, dan attracting them, If you can figure out what and clear it out, the flies should also move on..

You can try spraying them with a mixture of a third a cup of dishwashing detergent and a gallon of water. Fill a spray bottle and squirt them. It doesn’t kill them, but it will immobilize them and you can sweep or rake them out of your yard. You can study a dragonfly, learn about composting, have your face painted, hike in the woods, launch a solar balloon, learn the ABCs of recycling, paint some tiles, cook with solar ovens, salute U.S. Rep. George Miller, learn about bees, test drive the electric Fiat 500e, and much more.

Bay Area Dance Week kicks off at noon Friday on Union Square with One Dance, ballet keychain, dance keychain, meet me at the barre, personalized initial disc, ballet shoes charm, pale pink bead accent, dan a performance hosted by Rhythm & Motion Dance at which the public is invited to join in on iconic dance moves from the Charleston and the twist to the funky chicken and the moon walk (to see a tutorial on this year’s dance, or highlights of last year’s One Dance, go to www.mercurynews.com/entertainment.), Running through May 4 with more than 600 free classes, performances, open rehearsals and lecture demonstrations, the celebration is essentially an invitation to explore the Bay Area’s dance possibilities as a curious observer or active participant..

“Most people have experienced the open studio model in visual arts,” says Wayne Hazzard, longtime executive director of Dancers’ Group, which produces Bay Area Dance Week. “Dance Week opens the door, whether it’s a rehearsal space, theater, or a site-specific location like a park, street corner or Union Square. There’s no risk for someone to check out classical Indian dance, hula, modern, ballet, or hip-hop. The hope is that they’ll get hooked and come back to take a class or see a performance.”.

The Chitresh Das Dance Company offers introductory classes Sunday in Berkeley and Mountain View, A celebrated institution and school responsible for spreading the North Indian classical dance tradition of Kathak across the United States, the company has participated in Dance Week for years, “It’s such a great event, which ballet keychain, dance keychain, meet me at the barre, personalized initial disc, ballet shoes charm, pale pink bead accent, dan is why we keep doing it,” says Chitresh Das principal dancer Rachna Nivas, who teaches the Berkeley class, “It’s incredible that there’s this bridge where people can come see and partake in world-class dance for free, We consider ourselves grass roots to global, so it really fits with our mission.”..

Nivas, who’s also one of the dancers featured in Saturday’s Move to the Now event (see below), says that over the years, Chitras Das has found new audience members and students by participating in Dance Week. “Our master classes are very well-attended, and our introductory classes expose the art form to people who are curious,” she says. “Some turn into repeat patrons, and we’ve even gotten new students who joined the academy. It’s a win win.”. Here are just a few of the other win-win opportunities over the next 10 days. For a complete schedule, go to http://bayareandw.org.

Details: 6 p.m, Saturday, 111 Minna Gallery, 111 Minna St., San Francisco; www.111minnagallery.com/events, Details: 7 p.m, Saturday, Studio 12, 2525 Eighth St., Berkeley, 510-587-0770, www.upswingaerialdance.org, Details: 1-6 p.m, Sunday; Mexican Heritage Theater, 1700 Alum Rock Road, San Jose, 415-488-0944, www.festivalsilkroad.com, Details: 4:30 p.m, Monday, Malonga Casquelourd Center for ballet keychain, dance keychain, meet me at the barre, personalized initial disc, ballet shoes charm, pale pink bead accent, dan the Arts, 1428 Alice St., Suite 200, Oakland, 510-625-0110, www.axisdance.org, Details: 12:30 p.m, Wednesday, online event: www.rawdance.org..

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