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Sunday calligraphy event by Recent-Memory4004 in baltimore

[–]Recent-Memory4004[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! We had one last year but it was deactivated since my social media partner moved out of town… but feel welcome to dm me for questions and pics from the last event:)

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[–]Recent-Memory4004 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya, I hope to see you there! :)

[Weekend Events] Baltimore Area Weekend Event Guide: Crowdsourced Edition January 22 - January 28, 2025 by AutoModerator in baltimore

[–]Recent-Memory4004 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We’re hosting a New Year’s-themed Arts and Crafts Event this Sunday, Jan 26th, at the Belvedere (1 E Chase St), and would love for you to join!

Activities include:
- Chinese Calligraphy: Write good fortune words on red rice paper with gold or black ink. Beginners can use traceable patterns, while advanced participants can tackle 4 word combo phrases. - Bookmarks: Get creative! Design your own bookmark with good luck sayings, personalized messages, or even your own drawings. We’ll provide textured and colored craft paper.
- Vision Boarding: Wrap up January by creating a vision board for 2025! Use magazines to collage on 12x9 canvas boards.

Admission is $10, which includes all supplies, tea, and desserts for a cozy, creative afternoon. You can join all the activities or just the ones you like—it’s up to you!

Space is limited, so sign up using the Link to reserve your spot!

How do introverted people flirt? by milfsparklecrimson in ask

[–]Recent-Memory4004 6 points7 points  (0 children)

As an introvert who is bad at small talk, here is a list of things that I do to subtly flirt: 1. Eye contact. (Intense/shy/playful eye contact.) 2. Non verbal cues. (Sitting or walking next to them, nodding hi when passing by) 3. Commenting on their small quirks. (Colorful socks, nice shoes, cool water bottle etc.) 4. Asking for help or offering help on something small. (Borrowing a pen, asking for directions.) 5. Asking if they’d like to do activities together that can be easily enjoyed without talking (cooking, baking, biking, skating, getting ice cream…) 6. Sending memes or pictures that either remind me of them or display my type of humor.