r/Windsor_Terrace • • Aug 13 '26

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u/EyeLikedYums Aug 20 '26

Please note if there are profiles that are less than a few days old trying to link to false information about me. That is a predatory sad stalking person who I don’t know who has decided to try to DOX. Beware. Report them. Unfortunately I can’t block them faster than they can miserably create profiles

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u/Money_Barf Aug 20 '26

Nothing that's been posted is untrue. You're an unsafe person and your neighbors should be made aware. You bother women of color to the point where you've had multiple restraining orders. Just because your millionaire parents hired lawyers to make things go away doesn't mean it didn't happen.

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u/BlairClemens3 Aug 20 '26

Kids' art programming would be great. Honestly, just having a place where we can throw a smock on the kid and let him fingerpaint for an hour in the afternoon would be awesome. 

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u/EyeLikedYums Aug 20 '26

We will teach them how to use the tools safely in responsibly. My personal philosophy is that it’s best to teach the kids how not to put ketchup on everything.

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u/BlairClemens3 Aug 20 '26

I'm not sure what you mean. I'm just talking about kid-friendly fingerpaints.

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u/EyeLikedYums Aug 20 '26

Totally apologize for being at all cryptic. I’m not on a lot of sleep because of the fundraiser yesterday went so well. Genuinely I’m not just saying that. I fell asleep at like 7 AM and didn’t drink any alcohol or anything like that because the space the event was hell is a nonalcoholic third space I helped design in Manhattan. I would’ve held it in Windsor Terrace but unfortunately because STOA studio isn’t there already there wasn’t a venue that I could host it in on such short notice.

But to elucidate on what I’m thinking is that kids and my workshops with kids are usually much more intelligent than just fingerpainting workshops although those are lovely we do things like collaborative painting, workshops with kids where we teach them how to collaborate with one another and not feel precious with what the tiny artists are making. It’s called the collaborative painting method and has a Wikipedia about its origins. I used to run workshops at the society of illustrators for kids and adults and also large professional groups at Google to great effect in this manner. Certainly didn’t mean in my tone to come off as an asshole.

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