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Kiss the Paper by Kate Prentiss and Molly Prentiss is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
KISS the PAPER is a term used in letterpress printing when the impression on the paper is just right.
KISS the PAPER is the paper blog correspondence of two sisters who live in san francisco + oakland.
KISS the PAPER will be published every tuesday for 52 weeks.
KISS the PAPER is the paper blog correspondence of two sisters who live in san francisco + oakland.
KISS the PAPER will be published every tuesday for 52 weeks.
sisters.
kate + molly.
born in months that begin with A.
10 years apart.
both 5 ft 2, both size 6 shoe.
born into a family of artists.
raised on a commune with
red barn doors.
one brunette. one blonde.
they have gathered stories together + separately in italy, argentina + brooklyn (+ some other good places).
kate + molly.
born in months that begin with A.
10 years apart.
both 5 ft 2, both size 6 shoe.
born into a family of artists.
raised on a commune with
red barn doors.
one brunette. one blonde.
they have gathered stories together + separately in italy, argentina + brooklyn (+ some other good places).
coach jenn.
also born in a month that begins
with A.
asker of questions.
lover of beauty.
also born in a month that begins
with A.
asker of questions.
lover of beauty.
Blog Archive
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2009
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April
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- WEEK 28: What's your ideal day?
- morning, noon & night
- To Be Two People All Day
- WEEK 27: Who are your people?
- the Ones with the Golden Hearts
- Pics of My Peeps
- WEEK 26: What do you want your sister to know?
- little sister, all these things you know...
- my friends love her and i love her too
- ¡special post: birthday love for little sis!
- WEEK 25: What's blooming in your life?
- brush + scrub
- LOOK! my life is blooming!
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April
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Kiss the Paper by Kate Prentiss and Molly Prentiss is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
1 comment:
Oh, I love this question. But it is a bit complicated. I feel connected on a deep level to so many people. But in a short, I think I ultimatly belong to the large clan of southern folk on my mother's side. They are loud, fun, and always ready to play a hand of rook {a card game}. It's such a great heritage I am finding out as I am older.
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