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Not too long ago I used these Flair Melissa and Doug happy handle stamps and was impressed.
These wooden ink stamps come in a set of 6 with an ink stamp pad which is divided into 6 and has 6 different coloured inks these are a non toxic child friendly ink. I can not comment about the ink as I used this set without the ink pad I think the ink pad was mislaid. This set comes in a good case to keep them in tidily after use.
I liked these shaped wooden stampers they were easy to hold and I did not get my fingers messy with ink. This is because the chunky shaped wooden handle to the stamps is long enough so that you can keep fingers away from the stamp.
The stamper is in fact a rubbery one fixed to the wooden handle.
The designs on the ink stamp are a face, a flower, a paw print, a butterfly, a heart, some ...
Advantages: Fascinating, colourful, might get to sample some Croatian foods, shop for a picnic Disadvantages: Can't buy some things if you're in a hotel
Dolac is Zagreb?s very colourful central fresh produce market. It is situated in the area just behind Trg Bana Jelacic and you can access it though a small lane where you see the flower market start. The market was opened in 1930, having been built on the site of a slum clearance; it was agreed by the city's bigwigs that the houses there were not a fitting sight for visitors to a capital city and so they were duly demolished. I was delighted to read that in his speech at the opening of the market, the mayor of Zagreb Dr. Stjepan Srkulj said "?During my visit to Holland this year, ladies and gentlemen, I can honestly say that I did not see a market that was as nice as this...? - and, you know, it is rather special.
Beyond the flower market you can either climb the stone steps to the market proper or go into the main indoor section ...
Advantages: A couple of rather fun songs Disadvantages: But not really all that good, and a rather mixed bag
A few years ago, every regular indie gig-goer was probably aware of Rachel Stamp [and it is RachEl Stamp, by the way], and I wouldn't be surprised if most had seen them live too. They were a hard-touring band, and regularly topping 'best unsigned band' polls (including once beating Terrorvision - although in fairness perhaps many people forgot the Bradford lot were unsigned after being dropped by EMI).
After a long string of previous singles (all included here), 'Hymns For Strange Children' - their self-funded/released debut - was eventually issued in February 2000 accompanied by yet another tour and new single. It's loosely pop-punky with a big dose of sleazy glam that drew comparisons to Placebo or a lighter, colourful King Adora (without their darker, harder edge).
'Monsters Of The New Wave' kicks off with a glam-tastic stomp ...
