Comments on: Greetings from Broome St… http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/ Just another WordPress weblog Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:15:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Dawn http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-139 Dawn Tue, 20 Mar 2007 15:15:04 +0000 http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-139 Hey, your bike in the photo is really cool. Was it taken at burning man by any chance? It looks like the playa... Hey, your bike in the photo is really cool. Was it taken at burning man by any chance? It looks like the playa…

]]> By: phil torrone http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-143 phil torrone Wed, 21 Mar 2007 18:33:53 +0000 http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-143 heya- i'm phil from MAKE magazine - could you drop me an email? i'd love to write up your shop (i'm based in nyc). i saw the photos on ny daily, they're amazing. heya- i’m phil from MAKE magazine - could you drop me an email? i’d love to write up your shop (i’m based in nyc). i saw the photos on ny daily, they’re amazing.

]]> By: Dawn http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-144 Dawn Wed, 21 Mar 2007 18:57:25 +0000 http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-144 Woops, I just read that second to last paragraph. You answered my question! Woops, I just read that second to last paragraph. You answered my question!

]]> By: John J. http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-158 John J. Sun, 25 Mar 2007 03:29:11 +0000 http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-158 Josh, what a great first blog -- beautiful :-) Josh, what a great first blog — beautiful :-)

]]> By: Sarah Shabtai http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-162 Sarah Shabtai Mon, 26 Mar 2007 14:57:38 +0000 http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-162 My great grandfather from Turkey was a tinsmith in Jerusalem, and the founder of a little synagogue in Jerusalem still there called “Ahavath Chaim” translated as “Love of life” He wrote a Hebrew book by that name as well based on Kabalah which I am sorry to say I have never read. I am not sure how proud of me he is ;) but I am sure he would be impressed with your artwork. I on the other hand am biased, you could make cut out paper dolls and you would be genius. I have few words to describe this ingenuity except “I hope you have fun riding them all safely” A trillion and one friendly hugs and kisses and fond wishes for success in all your endeavors, (I try to pray the Hebrew text daily for you, at least the Shema anyway) Sarah Shabtai My great grandfather from Turkey was a tinsmith in Jerusalem, and the founder of a little synagogue in Jerusalem still there called “Ahavath Chaim” translated as “Love of life” He wrote a Hebrew book by that name as well based on Kabalah which I am sorry to say I have never read. I am not sure how proud of me he is ;) but I am sure he would be impressed with your artwork. I on the other hand am biased, you could make cut out paper dolls and you would be genius. I have few words to describe this ingenuity except “I hope you have fun riding them all safely”

A trillion and one friendly hugs and kisses and fond wishes for success in all your endeavors, (I try to pray the Hebrew text daily for you, at least the Shema anyway)

Sarah Shabtai

]]> By: MattyB http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-5488 MattyB Sat, 22 Sep 2007 13:58:10 +0000 http://harmony-blog.com/2007-03-19-greetings-from-broome-st/#comment-5488 Do you use mind elevation techniues to accomplish such creative heights? Do you use mind elevation techniues to accomplish such creative heights?

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