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Published: 2012-12-30 19:05:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 775; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 2
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Ways to stay creative: Know your rootsYou can draw a lot of inspiration from your roots. Like I am partially English, Irish, Scottish and German (quite a mix, I know), I know my Afrikaans heritage too. In fact, my Afrikaans heritage made me want to create this: [link] (not exactly how I pictured it, but still)
So in the stamp I have a Zulu mote and an English mote (with a good ol' cuppa)
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Iām part English, Irish, Scottish, German & Spanish.Ā
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I have roots from Sweden and Germany, although I am Finn. How this information should help me?
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German - ever read the Grimm brothers fairy tales? Ever researched Swedish folklore? How about traditional dress? The landscape? Popular artists? The language and poetry? It all helps form ideas ...
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I'm part Russian, Norwegian, Irish, Polish, German, Lithuanian, and Czech/Slovakian (it was still Czechoslovakia when they left Europe so. . . . *shrug*).
Born in the U.S.A.~!
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I'm part Czech, German, Irish, Austrian, and Polish.
I also maybe German Jewish.
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I'm German, Irish, French, Danish, and Swedish. The only one of those five I know anything about is the Danish side, but ... that's what Google's for I guess. XD
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Judging by my dads side of the family(And about every Irish person I've met), I can't really disagree with that. XD
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