Same pictures recycled all over the internet. Vintage and Antique ephemera. Free to use in any creative project you have in mind. Print on demand T-shirts, coffee mugs, and posters. This is a wonderland for junk journals! Use the vintage images to create funny greeting cards, emojis, and GIFs. I will be adding content for the rest of my life! Muscle car ads? I got you. Vintage Fashion? It's here! Black & White Photos? Yep, got that too! Vintage greeting cards? So many! Even entire publications...cover to cover! So many postcards! Weird stuff and oddities. Public domain books coming that you can republish and make some cash. One is actually being scanned today. Clean it up with whatever tool works best for you and voila! I look forward to seeing you there! https://www.skool.com/retro-riches-archive-1520

My next gift drawing is tomorrow. OK, it's not really a drawing, but anyone that puts their name on the list is put on the colorful random wheel of names and it spins. Wherever it lands, the package goes out. A free gift. And who doesn't like a lovely gift in the mail? And this is a good sized lot which you could gift one to several people. You're the hero. Vintage Handkerchiefs will be going to a new home soon. Get your name on the list and maybe your location will show up next on the BIG MAP. For those unfamiliar, I am practicing the Swedish art of döstädning, letting go. I hope to see you there and wishing you lots of luck. Vote YES here: https://www.skool.com/ricochet-4274/about

A child explodes over the wrong cup. Refuses school. Falls apart when the screen goes off. Suddenly won’t cooperate. Or holds everything together all day… and completely unravels at home. It is so easy to make the visible behaviour the whole problem. - How do I stop this? - How do I get them to listen? - What consequence should I use? - What am I doing wrong? But what if the behaviour is giving us information rather than simply giving us a problem to solve? What if there is more happening underneath the moment than either the parent OR the child can easily explain? That is one of the foundations of my work: Behaviour is the visible signal, not necessarily the whole story. I’m especially interested in the emotional connection happening underneath the words - what the child may be experiencing, what the parent may be carrying, and what has become active in the shared family space. Not as another reason to blame parents. As another place to become curious. If you’ve ever sensed that there is “something more” going on with your child than the behaviour everyone else sees, you’ll probably understand why I created the Energy-Wise Parenting Hub. You’re welcome to come explore it with us.

Cooking Skool just launched, it’s for you if: Nobody ever taught you to cook properly. You just had to wing it. Burnt stuff. Wasted food. Recipes that assumed you already knew things. Cooking Skool fixes that. Saturday: recipe + shopping list.shared. Monday: I cook it live, you follow along (or catch the replay). No jargon. Just proper basics, taught properly. Founding members lock in their price for life that ends at 100 members. We start 5th September. But until then we’re getting cooking Skool ready https://www.skool.com/cooking-skool-6111/about

So many recipes assume you already know the basics. They say things like “simmer,” “season to taste,” “brown the meat,” or “cook until done” but if nobody ever slowed down and showed you what those things actually mean, cooking can feel stressful and confusing. That’s exactly why I’ve started Cooking Skool. It’s a beginner-friendly cooking community for people who want to learn how to cook from scratch, without pressure or judgement. Before teaching cooking online, I used to be a high school Food Technology teacher, so breaking recipes down step by step and helping people build confidence in the kitchen is something I’ve done for years. Inside Cooking Skool, we’ll cook one simple recipe each week together. After 12 weeks, you’ll have 12 everyday meals you can cook with more confidence. Think easy pasta, simple curries, stir-fries, tray bakes, soups, rice dishes, and everyday meals you’ll actually want to make again. You’ll get: - Easy beginner recipes - Shopping lists - Live cooking demos - Replays - Simple explanations - Support along the way No fancy chef talk. No feeling silly for asking basic questions. Just simple cooking explained clearly. For the first 100 members, it’s only $5 for the whole year. I’m keeping it simple to begin with because I want to build momentum and get the right people inside. If you’ve always wanted to cook but never really knew where to start, I’d love you to join Cooking Skool. https://www.skool.com/cooking-skool-6111/about?ref=05127e6e9ab84344a8b977e604831f3b