neglect

ne·glect

   /nɪˈglɛkt/ Show Spelled[ni-glekt] 

verb (used with object)

1.

to pay no attention or too little attention to; disregard or slight: The public neglected his genius for many years.

2.

to be remiss in the care or treatment of: to neglect one's family; to neglect one's appearance.

3.

to omit, through indifference or carelessness: to neglect to reply to an invitation.

4.

to fail to carry out or perform (orders, duties, etc.): to neglect the household chores.

5.

to fail to take or use: to neglect no precaution.

 

 

I cannot deny that I have neglected you, RokPaperScissors. If I could offer any explanation, I suppose I would say that life got in the way. I kick myself when I fall in love with a blog(ger) and they neglect the blog, failing to post for days, weeks, months at a time. I never realized how hard it was until I started myself. I also did not realize how many people actually READ my blog! I am amazed and humbled by how many visitors I have even though I have not been around in a while. And the flags!?! RokPaperScissors is worldwide! Amazing! Thank you to all who visit daily and I promise to you, the neglect is over. Let me know by commenting below what you liked, hated, and want to see more of on RokPaperScissors. As anything in time, I have changed, my life has changed, and things have occured. You will read more about this later but first things first... I MISS YALL!!!

Prepare for a cuteness explosion...

While browsing the web, I came across these adorable pictures of a little baby doing things no baby has done before...and her creative and crafty mom is making big bucks off of it...

While her baby was sleeping, she made scenes...

Picking flowers...

Mary and her little lamb

Baby bookworm

Astronaut baby...my fave

Up, Up, and away!

Clothesline cutie

Perfectly Pink

Riding an elephant

Surfs Up...Totally

Mom and Baby.
Adele Enersen, pictured here with her daughter Mila, has given a lot of thought to how Mila will someday feel about her unique baby pictures. “I mean, I know that when she’s a teenager she’s going to hate me anyway,” Enersen said. “But I think overall she’s going to love it because it’s something so special.” (Adele Enersen)

Kardashian Christmas

Say what you want about the Kardashians...they have three things that I really admire:
1. A true value of family.
2. a great sense of style
3. Friggin' BOSS Christmas Cards...

I always see them in the most random places on the web and I love each and every one of them. The most recent one was my current obsession...Silhouettes!

LOVE this..can you figure out who everyone is?

How adorable is Mason with his little hand in his pocket? So cute!
Here are some previous cards from them...
 
love!

I know I was just complaining about the holidays but...

I put up my Christmas tree and now I'm feeling all mushy...

Cool Online Find

He is the Bomb...that's who...and here's why...
 





He posted this illustration on his tumblr and it led to meeting Rihanna!


He even did Beyonce Run The World look...



Check out more @ his tumblr haydenwilliamsillustrations

Sunglass Solution

For those of us who wear sunglasses year round and just see them pile up as we continue to purchase new ones, I have a solution for us all.

I was randomly surfing through blogs and Emily the blogger of Cupcakes and Cashmere had an amazing, easy, and creative idea to stylishly store your sunnies. 

 In her own words:

"I have quite a few sunglasses, but I can never keep track of them since they’re always strewn about in random spots throughout my place. Yesterday I created a more streamlined solution, while still adhering to the minimalist vibe of my bedroom. I used an extra frame from a recent project (that’s painted the same color as my wall) and used it to corral all of my eyewear. It took only a few minutes to complete, and the entire project cost $15 (vintage frame $7, paint $4, hooks $1.50, wire $2.50). Here’s how I did it:......." 

 

{Figure out the general layout – I liked four frames per wire}

 

  {Tools: steel wire, screw eyes, tape measure, ice pick, scissors, pencil}

 {Measure where to make the first hole and mark with the pencil}

 {Use the ice pick to create a small hole}

 {Twist the screw eye into the hole until it’s in place}

  {Secure the wire by twisting around the screw eye}

  {Pull the wire so that it’s very taut and secure on the other end}

  {Hang sunglasses and display}

Creative, Stylish and Easy!

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