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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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June
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- WEEK 37: What is freedom?
- Freedom is...
- Freedom is Going Somewhere
- WEEK 36: What have you learned from your sister?
- sister power!
- My Sister Teaches Pretty Things
- WEEK 35: What have you learned from your dad?
- These things my dad shows me...
- For Ever Ever Ever
- WEEK 34: What's the recipe for a sister's love?
- always LOVE.
- Southern Sister Snacks
- WEEK 33: What tattoo would you get and where?
- This one because...
- Tattooing Each Other
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June
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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.
5 comments:
My dad taught me how to read, how to write and ultimately, how to escape the painful infinity of reality. He assured me that the world I saw through the rose-colored, finger paint-smudged lenses of innocence could be sustained, maintained and immortalized within the confines of my imagination. He was kinda cool, eh?!
My Dad taught me the power of humility. As the father of six, he always made us feel that no matter what, we are loved and accepted. And regardless of the circumstances of any situation, everything would always be Okay...love you sheriff...
all about the ocean and shore... everything we could ever want to know...his passion about it is shared with my kids by him directly and thru me... passing along and sharing a passion is a true gift...
Wow, what cool things your dads have taught you! Thank you for sharing. My dad taught me that it's never too late to do what you love.
My dad taught me to keep smiling. Not because you're pretending to be something you're not, but because circumstances are temporary and God, love, and family are forever. He taught me to count my blessings in good times and bad. He IS one!
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