For a year now i have been doing my own acrylic nails. I bought a cheap set to learn how to do it and now i can do them very well. Learned by going to you tube and watching as many videos as i could. After two months of practice with the cheap set i upgraded to a more expensive set.
The point is if you want to save money to can learn and do it yourself. I also do it for friends on the side for a cheap rate plus the more practice the better.
thank see ya.
Animal hoarding involves keeping higher than usual numbers of animals as pets without having the ability to properly house or care for them, while at the same time denying this inability. Compulsive hoarding can be characterized as a symptom of mental disorder rather than deliberate cruelty towards animals. Hoarders are deeply attached to their pets and find it extremely difficult to let the pets go. They typically cannot comprehend that they are harming their pets by failing to provide them with proper care. Hoarders tend to believe that they provide the right amount of care for their pets.[1] The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals provides a "Hoarding Prevention Team", which works with hoarders to help them attain a manageable and healthy number of pets.[2]
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Cat Ladies
The 2009 documentary Cat Ladies tells the stories of four women whose lives have become dedicated to their cats. The film was directed by Christie Callan-Jones, and produced by Chocolate Box Entertainment. Most notably, the film was an official selection at the 2009 Hot Docs Festival, Silverdocs Festival, and San Francisco's DocFest. The film was originally produced for TVO - Television Ontario.[6] Naftali Berrill, Ph.D., Director of the New York Center for Neuropsychology and Forensic Behavioral Science told AOL Health, "These may be people who have a very hard time expressing themselves to other people. They may find the human need for affection is met most easily through a relationship with a pet." This devotion can sometimes signal mental or emotional issues such as depression.[3] organization.
Animal hoarding has also been viewed as an addiction, like compulsive gambling or alcoholism, or as a form of dementia. Though hoarders are usually quite old, many recall a history of neglect or abuse by their parents. Obsessive-compulsive disorder provides another psychiatric model; about a quarter of OCD patients exhibit object-hoarding behavior. No one knows why women are more susceptible than men. One member of the Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium points out that women are also more likely to become veterinarians and less likely to perform acts of animal cruelty.
Aug 2, 2010 ... A new reality show on Animal Planet looks at people who compulsively collect pets. www.elementsbehavioralhealth.com/.../animal-planet-sheds-light-on-animal-hoarding-in-new-series/ - Cached
Very shocking
This is a very important subject to me and many people i know. A couple years ago in the town i live in ,there was a lady arrested for housing almost 80 cats in a small single wide trailer. It was very shocking for the whole community to have knowledge of the neglect and animal abuse that went on in her home. They also found several animals that were deceased.
I can't remember her charges in the case but i do remember seeing her a year later at a meeting.I felt like i wanted to smack her upside the head yet i felt sorry for her. For a human-being not to have any social contact with the outside world and to dwell on depressing behaviors, in action of collecting animals as things to fill a void. its very sad.
My heart goes out to all the animals that are victim to abuse and i know god has a special place for all his creatures. Thanks for reading! i hope you go to the link above to read about the show.
I though someone mite see these as inspiring to there artistic mind train!!!!
I have painted and doodled on a lot of things, maybe a cup or two but never having anything turn out so incredible as this.
I was in Mexico on a family vacation a about five years ago. On the beach is usually where people set up small stands trying to sale souvenirs and what not.
I remember a man painting canvases he had constructed out of old newspaper. He painted the most beautiful landscape art i had ever seen, i guess what i'm getting at is some people are truely ment to be artists.
see ya.
The 2009 documentary Cat Ladies tells the stories of four women whose lives have become dedicated to their cats. The film was directed by Christie Callan-Jones, and produced by Chocolate Box Entertainment. Most notably, the film was an official selection at the 2009 Hot Docs Festival, Silverdocs Festival, and San Francisco's DocFest. The film was originally produced for TVO - Television Ontario.[6] Naftali Berrill, Ph.D., Director of the New York Center for Neuropsychology and Forensic Behavioral Science told AOL Health, "These may be people who have a very hard time expressing themselves to other people. They may find the human need for affection is met most easily through a relationship with a pet." This devotion can sometimes signal mental or emotional issues such as depression.[3]
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Animal hoarding has also been viewed as an addiction, like compulsive gambling or alcoholism, or as a form of dementia. Though hoarders are usually quite old, many recall a history of neglect or abuse by their parents. Obsessive-compulsive disorder provides another psychiatric model; about a quarter of OCD patients exhibit object-hoarding behavior. No one knows why women are more susceptible than men. One member of the Hoarding of Animals Research Consortium points out that women are also more likely to become veterinarians and less likely to perform acts of animal cruelty. 
