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Oh uh….wow, I really wasn’t expecting any sort of praise from my rant yesterday. I felt I was a bit too blunt and toxic with my wording, but I really do speak up about things I genuinely care about.

And I just want kids to be safe, online or off. Because I know first-hand how damaging it is when kids aren’t and having to grow up coping with that.

(lolz, must find a better name for those).

I saw some one make little hello kitty cakes with a baking mold and flipped my loced lid over the possibilities. Mine should be here by Christmas. I'm going to bake honeyed rolls in the hello kitty molds and fill them with seasoned beef and vegetables♥ I've already tested the filling with a store bought croissant and (it needed more pepper but) it was lovely. I had about four of them and took a nap ^^;;

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Oh gosh, thank you for the kind words. Working with the blacklight reactive ink gave me so much grief, I'm a bit taken aback by the positive response. I purchased a package of "Secret Message Invisible Ink Pens" just like the ones sold here. Despite the iffy quality, (expect some leaking barrels, dead batteries) these are a fun novelty pen and have great results on your run-of-the-mill notebook and computer paper. My experience using these on the journal pages is another story. It's very easy to create bleed-through that will permanently stain (watermark) the page. It will also react with other mediums already applied to the paper, including permanent ink. For all the trouble, the ink is barely legible even in dark conditions and with a powerful blacklight. ...Of course, the quality of sketchbook paper varies drastically so what didn't work for me could potentially work for someone else. For future pages, I'm going to experiment with other types of UV Ink, until I can find something I'm happy with. I've learned to embrace failure as an important piece of the creative process. I wouldn't have gotten here without it. Thanks and happy crafting!