Project restoration Hanukkah play
Monday, December 21, 2015
Monday, December 14, 2015
Elanora interview with Three Days designer Dayna Beatty
The I'm Iconic Fashion to come.
Dayna B. is a person of interest in fashion this week. She is an aspiring fashion designer and you get a VIP pass into her beautiful world.
As Elanora entered her workshop in the upstairs of her family farm house in Christmas, Florida, I was enchanted into a world of beauty, modesty and classic design. Dayna interviewing with Elanora was most telling of a young girl that has been instilled with a rare gift that has been given to the most iconic fashion designers of our time. Like a flower with tenderness, love and care she will be the next Sarah Burton.
First time ever being interviewed, and she handled it with all seriousness, poise, and grace. Her answers are as eloquent as her seams.
1. E - At what age did you know you were passionate about fashion?
D- "I was fourteen when my friend, Trinity, had me put her outfits together. I decided from that moment that this is what I wanted to do."
2. E- Who inspires you? Any fashion designers, family, friends...
D- "My friends, Trinity and Bethany, they push me to go after my dreams and help facilitate my craft. Also Fashion designer, Elsa Schiaparelli, who was a competitor of Coco Channel and was known for her "Lobster dress"."
3. E- What is your ultimate goal in the fashion industry?
D- "I would like have a internationally known clothing brand. The brand would be called 'Three Days'. "
E- Why 'Three Days'?
D- " I want to partner up with my friend Trinity. Three comes from her name meaning three and day comes from the prefix of my name."
4. E- How were you able to take your passion of fashion to the next level?
D- " Watching YouTube tutorials on how to make your own garments. At first it didn't work out as well as I'd hoped, but I got the basic idea and went my own way on making garments. It has turned out really well for me going a little rogue."
5. E- Are you currently going to school for fashion design?
D- " No, and I don't desire too either. I feel confident enough in myself that I can properly self-teach."
6. E- Besides fashion, what are your other interests?
D- " Painting, reading, baking and interior design."
7. E- You're 16. Where do you see yourself in ten years from now?
D- "Owning a boutique and online business all the while inspiring others to integrate fashion into their everyday lives."
8. E- You're a messianic, what does that mean to you and how does it affect your dreams?
D- Being a messianic means following God's ordinances. Being a messianic does not affect my dreams at all, it just encourages me to be better if anything." **
As Elanora entered her workshop in the upstairs of her family farm house in Christmas, Florida, I was enchanted into a world of beauty, modesty and classic design. Dayna interviewing with Elanora was most telling of a young girl that has been instilled with a rare gift that has been given to the most iconic fashion designers of our time. Like a flower with tenderness, love and care she will be the next Sarah Burton.
First time ever being interviewed, and she handled it with all seriousness, poise, and grace. Her answers are as eloquent as her seams.
1. E - At what age did you know you were passionate about fashion?
D- "I was fourteen when my friend, Trinity, had me put her outfits together. I decided from that moment that this is what I wanted to do."
2. E- Who inspires you? Any fashion designers, family, friends...
D- "My friends, Trinity and Bethany, they push me to go after my dreams and help facilitate my craft. Also Fashion designer, Elsa Schiaparelli, who was a competitor of Coco Channel and was known for her "Lobster dress"."
3. E- What is your ultimate goal in the fashion industry?
D- "I would like have a internationally known clothing brand. The brand would be called 'Three Days'. "
E- Why 'Three Days'?
D- " I want to partner up with my friend Trinity. Three comes from her name meaning three and day comes from the prefix of my name."
4. E- How were you able to take your passion of fashion to the next level?
D- " Watching YouTube tutorials on how to make your own garments. At first it didn't work out as well as I'd hoped, but I got the basic idea and went my own way on making garments. It has turned out really well for me going a little rogue."
5. E- Are you currently going to school for fashion design?
D- " No, and I don't desire too either. I feel confident enough in myself that I can properly self-teach."
6. E- Besides fashion, what are your other interests?
D- " Painting, reading, baking and interior design."
7. E- You're 16. Where do you see yourself in ten years from now?
D- "Owning a boutique and online business all the while inspiring others to integrate fashion into their everyday lives."
8. E- You're a messianic, what does that mean to you and how does it affect your dreams?
D- Being a messianic means following God's ordinances. Being a messianic does not affect my dreams at all, it just encourages me to be better if anything." **
Sunday, December 6, 2015
Jillian's first part-time job at Disney's costuming
Starting December 7 with her overview working at Magic Kingdom's costume room.
The big day she looks like a Disney executive.
March 1, 2016 Jillians traditions day!
Wilderness experience December 24 - 25th
On December 24 at 9 o'clock the Bishop family the Barber family, Albert and family and the Beatty family set out for a 3 mile journey that took an hour and a half hike.
We headed for campsite two at Hal Scott reserve primitive camping spot we only had watery hat was not drinkable.
We prepared camp picked up firewood and filtered water from the stream with our new Platypus filter system. We called it Florida Tea, clean but light brown. the girls went exploring in the afternoon.
They went down the stream to Econ river
We prepared our mountain house chicken teriyaki chicken and rice and pasta Primavera dishes, while the Bishops enjoyed steak and potatoes.
We had packed potatoes and they were a delicious dessert.
We enjoyed singing around the campfire
Specially the bear song from Judd, reading Exodus 16 and watched jiffy pop pop on the roaring fire.
We had bought inflatable pool loungers as mattresses and they made the eve the night bearable.
We watched the full moon tick off through the night and woke up around 7:30 warming up 2 cups of water and oatmeal. Judd took the families out again to the jumping tree and they enjoyed jumping in the creek.
Later on we packed up and headed back to the bishops home arriving around 3:30 after a hour and a half hike 3 miles out no place like home warm water and home-cooked meal's.
The most important thing I learned was it is good to prep for food it makes time enjoyable you're not bored.
We had a lot of time to share, laugh and become very stinky.
Zeb he had his own backpack and it was an excellent camp dog.
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