Upcycled Pink & White Child's Wood Jewelry Box - Little Girl / Hearts / Flowers / Ballet Shoes - New Release

I upcycled this adorable little wooden jewelry box painted white with pink borders and a pair of be-ribboned pink ballet shoes by giving it a floral pink craft border on all 4 sides and then decoupaging a little girl and hearts and flowers onto the cover. It's hinged and opens to reveal a mirror on the inside box cover. It's clearly intended to be a child's jewelry box. It has a pink felt lining, a compartment for rings and 2 more compartments for charms, bracelets, pins and pendants. This sweet jewelry box is 2 and 1/4" high, 5 and 1/2 " wide and 5 and 1/2" deep. It's in GOOD condition with NORMAL signs of wear, but NO DAMAGE. Pink Felt lining is in GOOD condition - NO Stains, but minor signs of wear.

FLORIDA STATE (18-12, 9-9 ACC) — The Seminoles had a reeling Syracuse team on their home court. Perfect time to make a statement. Instead, they fell 74-58. A .500 record in the ACC is nothing to sneeze at. But it could be time to … start spreading the news … BCS and NIT trophies will reside in Tallahassee this year. GONZAGA (26-6, 15-3 WCC) — Gosh, is there any chance the Zags, with all their history and tradition and mid-major moxie, wouldn’t make it? Well, was there any chance they might lose to Santa Clara on Saturday? The answer to both questions should have been a definitive ‘No.’ But that two-point squeaker over the ninth-seeded Broncos, thanks to David Stockton’s layup with 1.4 seconds left, didn’t prove much. Next up: St. Mary’s on Monday. Time to impress. Just to show they can.

WICHITA STATE (34-0, 18-0 MVC) — Just wanted to make sure you were still reading, The Shockers are the first team to head into March Madness undefeated since UNLV in 1991, Only question: Is this the top overall seed? Oh, certainly there are things to nitpick — the mid-major resume, the No, 6 rating in the RPI, etc, Top-ranked Florida is out there and looking awfully good, But while the rest of the big boys are battling it out in conference tournaments, the Shockers will be back home practicing, their title already in hand, How will the layoff affect them, and the way upcycled pink & white child's wood jewelry box - little girl / hearts / flowers / ballet shoes the committee views them? Stay tuned..

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Investigators combed through a collapsed theater stage at a Southern California high school Sunday, trying to determine why it buckled during a performance and sent 25 students to the hospital, some with broken bones but most with minor injuries like bruises and scrapes. Police, firefighters and medics responded to a call Saturday night after the wooden stage gave way at Servite High School, an all-boys Catholic school in Anaheim. About 250 students from nearby Rosary High School, an all-girls sister school, were singing and dancing on the platform when they fell 5 feet, Anaheim police Lt. Tim Schmidt said.

Witnesses said the collapse was upcycled pink & white child's wood jewelry box - little girl / hearts / flowers / ballet shoes sudden and severe, “They were on their final performance, so everyone was jumping around like crazy,” Stephanie Stevenson told KABC-TV, “and then all of the sudden, the very front row just completely fell under, We were all in shock.”, The cause appeared to be too many students on stage and too much weight on the platform, Schmidt said, “We’re lucky that no one was seriously injured,” he said, “It was a quick, sudden collapse, and the students fell right away.”..

Inspectors will double-check the school’s stage permit to determine if it’s up to date. They will also review whether the permit included a weight restriction or a limit on the number of people who could be on stage. The investigation is expected to take two weeks. The stage was extended out in the 1980s to provide more square footage, Schmidt said. It was the add-on that collapsed. More than 600 students, parents, faculty and alumni were in the auditorium at the time of the accident.

The students were performing in “Red and Gold,” Rosary High’s annual musical theater challenge since 1971, in which teams prepare for six weeks to put on choral, dance, drama and other upcycled pink & white child's wood jewelry box - little girl / hearts / flowers / ballet shoes performances, according to the school’s website, “Thank you for your prayers and support during this time,” Rosary Principal Judy Luttrell said in a statement posted on the school’s website after the collapse, “We ask that you continue to pray for our students, We thank you all, the Servite community, and the responders for their calm assistance.”..

Amid the electric guitars, samplers, turntables, soulful crooning and cheering crowds at local clubs, there is the definite sound of a music scene with a buzz. The Bay Area is more than a tech capital these days; it has also emerged as a hotspot in the music world. And by hot, we mean scalding, with scads of promising acts rising through the ranks, selling out top local venues and drawing national attention. “I think it is the Bay Area’s time again,” says Sherry Wasserman, president of Berkeley-based concert promoter Another Planet Entertainment, which books Oakland’s Fox Theater, Berkeley’s Greek Theatre and several other venues. “It’s unbelievable the amount of talent coming out of the Bay Area right now.”.

The latest indication of this is the prestigious South by Southwest music festival running Tuesday through Sunday in Austin, Texas, It’s not unusual for Bay Area bands to be well-represented at the annual festival, which was created as a spotlight for emerging acts as well as established performers with new music upcycled pink & white child's wood jewelry box - little girl / hearts / flowers / ballet shoes to pitch, But this year’s contingent is the strongest in quite some time, Among the scores of local performers headed to Texas, more than 40 are slated to play the kinds of official showcases and high-profile clubs reserved for “it” bands and “buzz” acts, One artist, Oakland rapper G-Eazy, is even the focus of a presentation on how he has reached “near-superstardom” without the support of a major record label..

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