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Sarah Combs Eevents - Beautiful, Feminine Modern Website Design

My incredibly talented bff recently launched her new business--Sarah Combs Events--and I was privileged to be a part of the process! We had such a great time getting her website the perfect look to fit her beautiful brand. 

Sarah Combs Eevents - Beautiful, Feminine Modern Website Design
DesignJenny SmithNovember 8, 2016Sarah Combs, Web Design
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“Sam explained that he personally felt that killing fish or animals was immoral, but understood that not everyone saw it that way. [...] Now, here’s the rub. No one—including Sam—thought to even consider whether it was moral that our demand for fish or crabs also leads to many men being killed or paralyzed each year in the process of catching them. In the Deadliest Catch, the death the men face is the source of entertainment, but not of concern. Our concern is with the fish. We’ve heard people plead “Save the Whales,” but not “Save the Males.” Thus, neither Sam nor Eric’s family thought to say, “I don’t eat crabs because I don’t want to be paying men to die.” /// As Eric’s family and Sam disposed of their garbage, nor did anyone think about the morality of virtually every garbage collector being male—men whose alarms would awaken them at three in the morning, sending them into the darkness and black ice hiding under the frozen snow of a Wisconsin winter, using their backs to absorb the weight of hundreds of garbage cans, and their lungs to absorb toxic fumes.” - The Boy Crisis by @drwarrenfarrell (Chapter 9) Photo // @hannaholinger
“[B]oys are declining in a dramatic way in virtually every key metric. And this worldwide decline among our sons will also hurt our daughters, their marriages, and their children’s emotional and global security.” - The Boy Crisis, by @drwarrenfarrell - (seriously, go read this book! It’s blowing my mind). /// “. . . recently I became a man. It happened the first time a woman avoided me on the sidewalk . . . when the woman ten feet in front of me glanced back . . . She changed direction, crossing the street like Moses did the Red Sea . . . Her footsteps taught me the danger of my own hands. Taught me what it truly means to be a man, though I may never know what it means to fear one. You know, in that moment, I finally understood Peter Pan. You see, I wanted to stay a boy, not become a man, because a man, as I now knew, was a mix between a father, brother, and attacker, mostly the latter.” - Royce Mann, from #Hatch, 2017
This is one of my favorites. Here’s to a beautiful, joy-filled Tuesday!
Happy 1 Year Anniversary to the Ash Family!
Susanna, I adore you! ❤️
“A prudent silence will frequently be taken for wisdom and a sentence or two cautiously thrown in will sometimes gain the palm of knowledge, while a man well informed but indiscreet and unreserved will not uncommonly talk himself out of all consideration and weight. (Alexander Hamilton's 'thesis on discretion' written to his son James shortly before his fatal duel with Burr.)” - “Alexander Hamilton,” by Ron Chernow #hamilton #chernow

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