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Josh writes, “Here is a photo of the sugar skulls that I made for a speech that I did on ‘Mexican folk art.’ They are made from sugar, water and meringue powder. You put the mixture into a mold and allow it to dry for 6 hours. Then you hollow it out a bit so the finished skull isn’t too heavy. After allowing it to dry further, you glue the front and back together with royal icing, and decorate them with royal icing.”
(from Jenny) Josh, right after you sent your picture, I was at a street fair here in L.A. and saw these pillows, etc. for sale. What are the odds of seeing similar folk art on the same day! I thought you would enjoy these…
These spectacular photos were shared by someone anonymously, but they are beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Your dog has better hair than you? Send it anyway.
You need to lose 20 pounds first? Send it, we’ll still love you.
Skiing in Aspen? Never mind, too depressing.
Your husband in a thong? Yes!
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