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Very similar shells, similar quartz sand primarily, just like our beaches. Turns out, it’s from our neighbor, Puerto Rico.
I love collecting shells and sand from different beaches, and here was a sample, delivered right to me, for less than a buck. Now that jewelry resin is available at a few craft stores, I wanted to see if the DIY version was really a savings.įor this project, I used some sand and beach shells someone collected, bottled, and labeled, but somehow ended up on the shelf at the local Goodwill for 50 cents. Jewelry with hollow cavities that hold sand and crushed shells from anywhere in the world you choose, encased in clear resin. Now, it’s re-emerged as a trend among the ocean loving set- sand resin jewelry. On a happier note, something I’ve been itching to try while home bound is something I used to see at Craft Fairs in the past. Happy Thanksgiving, I can’t hold the positivity in. I think I’m looking game for a weekend paddle, hopefully, since it’s pretty flat anyway around here with ice cold water. I’ve never seen someone surf with so much power and drive.Day six million of my home exile while my ankle continues to heal. My very first memory of the beach is collecting shells with my grandmother at my home break. What’s your very first memory of the beach? First drink the water, then cut it open for the meat. My favorite after the beach snack is a ‘coco frio’ (ice cold coconut). What’s your favorite “after the beach” snack? Okay, also magical, weightless, and exhilarating. One word that describes how I feel when I drop into the “perfect” wave: indescribable. One word that describes how you feel when you catch that “perfect” wave? I am now a master surf instructor and volunteer American Sign Language interpreter for this amazing organization.Ĥ. It’s a life changing experience not only for the children and family, but also for all of the volunteers. Nothing fills me with more joy than helping a special needs child stand up on a surfboard for the first time. I got involved with Surfers for Autism several years ago when I noticed the large event going on down the beach from where I was surfing. How and why did you get involved with Surfers for Autism? My favorite beach to just hang out and relax is beautiful Playa Crashboat. What’s your favorite beach to just hang out and relax? My favorite surf spot of all time is Wilderness, Puerto Rico on a big day. There’s no feeling more exhilarating than gliding down the open face of a huge wave.
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When I am not volunteering or in class, I spend my free time big-wave surfing in Puerto Rico. I am a master surf instructor and volunteer American Sign Language interpreter for the Deaf and non-verbal for Surfers for Autism.
I’m currently a freshman at Florida Gulf Coast University majoring in Special Education, to eventually earn my doctorate in Deaf Education. I write and model for Women’s Surf Style Magazine (WSSM). My name’s Kaydi Archer, and I’m a 16 year old Floridian now living part-time in Puerto Rico.
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