#2022 digital calendar

[esaraart]

⭐️We planned to design new products with a new theme,🤩 these two products have been prepared so far, ☺️🌟 Buy 3 products Get 30% discount. ❤️Discount Credit: End of June.👍

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💛School digital stickers

[taitavva]

it’s winter time ... you have to bundle up your goros or they’ll DIE

[fallen-angel-of-coom]

"but fallen-angel how do you know your shipment with the Nifelheim / Dark Funeral / Mortician patches in it is on its way to you from Europe, it's been 3 weeks so far without any tracking id. anything could have happened"

well first of all faith is evidence of things unseen, so. jot that down

[midomon]

Here's my 2022 in art collages. It was a pretty weak year for me with half of the months having only 1 if any pieces I could really consider showcasing. But that's what poor mental health does to ya lol.

[kabilan60-blog]

Messi Wall Calendar 2023 FIFA WC

[mugiwaranoslothy]

Very happy with my progress over the years! Happy almost 2023 😳

[mad-hatters]

Advent Hatters 2022 (Day 24)

[andampersandstudio]

Get your Blank desk Calendar from the Shop HERE

add your own artwork

[dayataglance]

2022/2023 Calendar - Simple, Brown Theme Minimalist. September 2022 - August 2023

Purchase for $15.00 CAD >>>Click Here

[gfhunklescalendar]

The time is near! Mark your calendars and set aside some cash for this Summerween, as pre-orders for the GF Hunkles Calendar for 2025/2026 will be going Iive at 6PM EDT on June 22!

This project depends on pre-orders to be funded, so if you want to own a calendar, you must be sure to help us spread the word. Heck, give it a reblog even if you don't intend to buy one. Please?

The pre-order period will last 2 weeks, closing on July 6.

Since this calendar covers 24 months, it will be priced at $30 USD.

To boost the funding for the new calendar, the digital versions of the previous calendars (2022, 2019, and 2017) and the Wayfaring Strangers art book will also be for sale during (and after) the pre-order period. The old digital calendars will be $5, and Wayfaring Strangers will be $10.

Calendars and digital downloads will be listed on my Etsy shop: The Salmon Shack

Remember, all proceeds from the calendar will be donated to A New Way of Life Reentry Project who provide crucial assistance to people rebuilding their lives after incarceration.

Keep your eyes on this blog for all future updates, and most importantly,

Please reblog!

[theblckpen]

July 2022 Calendar

Plan July 2022 with this fun and cute calendar while adding some joy and sunshine to the process of planning and organising.

I have included spacious blocks for you to write your plan for the month.

At the bottom I have included a “Goals of the month” area to keep you on track with your intensions and actions for the month.

I have included 3 sizes in the download file - A2, A3, A4

So pick the one that suits you the best.

File formats included are - JPEG

You may print it at home at your leisure or at your local printer.

The colours may vary based on where and how you print the file.

Hope enjoy this piece of joy that I had immense fun creating.

[madamlaydebug]

CRITICAL WARNING!!!! Radio talk show hostess, Kim Komando, did some digging about TEMU and this is what she found!

Seemingly overnight, everyone’s talking about Temu (pronounced “tee-moo”), an online shopping app that boasts deals that seem too good to be true, like $17 wireless earbuds, $1 “gold” necklaces and $23 wedding dresses.

Over 50 million Americans have downloaded Temu since it launched state-side in September 2022, after it gained traction with expensive Super Bowl ads promising to let you “shop like a billionaire.”

Today, Temu is the most popular shopping app in the U.S. behind Amazon. But most of us don’t know much about the app’s true origins. Reader Daniel Mayer asked an important question, “Is [Temu] something we should be concerned about?”

So, I did some digging. And as it turns out, yes, you absolutely should be. Here’s what I found:

Where did Temu come from?

This isn’t some fly-by-night operation. Temu is based in Boston, Massachusetts, by PDD Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: PDD). PDD is headquartered in Shanghai, China.

PDD also owns the e-commerce platform Pinduoduo headquartered in — you guessed it — China. So, Temu is a Communist China-based app and site.

What you need to know before using Temu

First, you’re buying goods directly from manufacturers in China and other parts of the world. That’s why shipping times are often 12 days or longer. The prices are low because the goods are cheap. The pictures of what you see advertised may not be what you actually get.

Temu’s BBB rating is 2.21/5. Reviews at TrustPilot are interesting, with 38% 5-star reviews and 41% 1-star reviews.

But that’s not the worst of it.

Temu is downright dangerous.

The app is a clever, pervasive digital stalker. As you shop, Temu monitors your activity on other apps, tracks your notifications and location and changes settings.

🛑 It gets worse. Temu gains full access to all your contacts, calendars and photo albums, plus all your social media accounts, chats and texts. In other words, literally everything on your phone. This is scary

No shopping app needs this much control, especially one tied to Communist China. If you’re using Temu, delete the app from your phone ASAP.

On iPhone, Long-press an app, then tap Remove App > Delete App. Tap Delete to confirm.

On Android, touch and hold an app, then tap Remove App > Delete App > Delete.

Pro tip: If you downloaded Temu, to be safe from Chinese spies, you really need to do a full factory reset.

But wait, there’s more! Temu’s sister app was removed from Google Play because of malware.

Do not buy from this company, or use their app!

COPY AND PASTE PLEASE

[fandomtrumpshate]

FTH 2023 signups are now open!

A few reminders:

You can offer up to 3 auctions. Please fill the form out once per auction.

You can offer one type of fanwork (written, art, podfic, labor, vid, or other) per auction.

You can offer in up to 3 fandoms per auction (those fandoms will apply to that auction only). When you go to choose a fandom, be sure to check for alternate titles before writing a fandom in (e.g. Knives Out & Glass Onion are under Benoit Blanc Mysteries). Your bidder will chose from the fandoms you offered in the auction. You can also choose to offer in Any Fandom.

Auctions are for digital fanworks only! If you would like to offer physical items, signups for the Crafts Bazaar will begin in a few days.

You have until Dec 31, 2023 to finish your fanworks. If you haven't finished a 2022 (or earlier) work but you are in communication with your bidder and they are happy with your progress and schedule, please wait to sign up until you have finished that one. If that means skipping 2023, that's fine! We'd rather you get everything finished than commit to more than you can handle right now. If you have an unfinished auction and we have contacted you because you were not communicating with your bidder, you need to email us to see if you are still eligible to sign up. You may be banned from future events for defaulting on your previous auctions.

Be sure to read over the FAQ (new to FTH? We have tips just for you!), then let us know if you have any questions!

Signups will be open through Sunday, February 19th (see here for the full auction calendar).

Ready to sign up? Here's the form!

[northwindow]

love your blog so much! and im wondering how you archive/document your day-to-day life and the information that you take in — whatever form: books, lyrics, trees, etc etc — ? im struggling so much w forgettttttting

i love this question! i’ve always longed to have a beautiful and consistent journal, but it’s something i struggle with maintaining organically so i’ve tried some different structures over the past few years. long-winded answer under the cut 💗

back in 2021, i was making a monthly journal on google slides which i really liked because it's so natural to integrate images. i just made a month of it public here as an example of what it was like.

from 2022 - now, i've been doing a new concept where on the last day of every season i write long, list-y answers to these prompts:

art that has been resonating with me (includes music, books, movies, visual art, anything really). i'll usually write a few words about it... "Decision to Leave dir. Park Chan-Wook—the eye shot! the eye shot with the ants crawling on it" or "'Train Ride' by Ruth Stone: 'Release, release; / between cold death and a fever, / send what you will, I will listen. / All things come to an end. / No, they go on forever.'" or "Chunky misshapen pearls and other organic, shiny shapes"

my favorite memories from the season... examples from past lists include "Swimming hole with Zoë where I stuck a twig in my hair and we waded around on our hands like crocodiles" and "Walks in my snowsuit at night, one in particular where the Gemenids meteor shower was just starting"

a checkup on 5 of my current projects/goals. currently these are 1. learn to lift weights, 2. write 50 "identical" poems, 3. write a new syllabus, 4. practice mindful spending, 5. improve at woodworking.

a checkup on 5 of my core values. currently these are 1. adventure, 2. connection, 3. play, 4. sensuality, 5. sustainability.

reevaluating projects and values to focus on next

since you mentioned wanting to remember things-- when i'm putting this together i draw extensively from my tumblr archive/likes, calendar, photos app, recent playlists, and letterboxd and storygraph accounts. curating this kind of ephemeral data into a more permanent and thoughtful record is really satisfying to me. i privately call this method "wrapped" a la spotify... like i'll have a big entry for "fall 2022 wrapped" and then "winter 2023 wrapped" and so on. i do all this on the app notion and file the seasons on one big page so it's easy to click into one and remember what i was doing and thinking about. (i also converted my dream journal to a notion database. i've logged about 300 dreams in here and love that i can tag by character/feature.)

over the years i've also kept a more classic diary via text documents that's less structured, just spitting out whatever's on my mind with the date at the top. i tend to do this frequently for a while, then ebb off, then restart another doc, rinse and repeat. i also have a few physical notebooks (including these two) but the digital stuff is way more extensive as i prefer to write on the computer.

if i were going to recommend any of this, i would say the visual format of the slides journal was really compelling because i liked the aesthetic freedom but i also love the "wrapped" lists because they seem to cut to the core of an era's texture. in the future i'd like to try to integrate these aspects together! 📓