"I kissed her to keep her from getting disappoint"

"I kissed her so that she wouldn't get cold"

An infotainment program on Sunday evening with EBS' own Asfaw Meshesha ,Nafkot Tigistu, Mekdes Debesay and Tinsae Berhane . It incorporates various portions relying upon the quantity of stories following the effective conversation. The program is drawing in which keeps watcher right at the opposite side for the entire three hours. It is a magazine design; little updates of all the rage, visitor appearance, Wello, unrecorded music, cooking and some more.

Artists are engaged in the world, and they want to share that engagement with you. They want to tell you about the issues they're passionate about, and they want to help you understand how those issues relate to your life.

Artists are engaged in the world around them—whether they're working on a canvas, creating a sculpture, or recording a song. They're also engaged with their audience. They want to make art that people will love, and they want to connect with their audience through the work that they create.

The artists we work with are engaged—they make art that is not only beautiful, but also meaningful. They are not just making pretty things, they're making things that make a difference.

When you want to be a successful artist, it's important to know who you are and what you want. And that means being aware of your surroundings and what makes you tick. It also means being engaged in the world around you, because that can help you find inspiration and new ideas—and sometimes even a little money! So how do you get started being an engaged artist? Well, first of all, let's start by getting clear on what we mean by "artist." We're not talking about the guy who paints pictures on his garage door or the girl who paints on her fingernails—we mean people who create things for a living. Let's take a look at some examples: A chef can be an artist if he or she creates food instead of just eating it. A musician could be considered an artist if he plays an instrument or writes songs instead of just singing them.

A writer could be considered an artist if she pens stories instead of just telling them. And so forth! Now that we've established what it means for someone to be an artist, let's look at how they can become more engaged in their work through practice and practice alone: