02 January 2012
30 Day Photo Challenge: Gratitude I
The first month of the new year. Inhale...
I really enjoyed the daily challenge provided by Hope's journaling prompts for December 2011. I am finishing that up now. I used pictures very often to express myself as I have done since I got my first camera, an Instamatic in the 1970s. When I saw this challenge by PositivelyPresent on Pinterest I hoped it would be a great way to start the year and fend off the cold January dark thoughts...
One-One-One Two: Favorite Food
Yep, its peanut butter. It is the first food I remember crawling on the old Formica counter top to reach. It got me through grade school, college, PA school, rotations, years of work and now, days at home, stretches of ennui. I am always seeking protein, and here it is. I prefer Peter Pan just soes you know...
29 December 2011
2011 In Review
Thank you God for my hands. they brought peace, joy and Your Voice to everyday.
January: Soul Restoration Workshop.
It takes time and effort, but all good work does, right?
February: All the Ladies Fabric Journal from a Ruth Rae class.
March: Bead Woven Bracelets, a new skill...
April: After burying mother I turned my attention
to the tedium of stitches and beads
on this wool crazy quilt project.
May: Made several covers for Moleskine journals to give as little love gifts
during the Art of Spring Event.
June: Remains of the Day journal. A new love...
July: She Art Workshop.
August: Started using Project Life to journal my Year in Photos.
September: KC Willis Fabric Journal class...
October: Bees Wax Collage Class at My Heart's Fancy.
November: Completed many journals,
jewelry,
and knits for Glitter Market.
December: My daughter's 18 Cakes Journal, December Daily journal, my first banner,
and this Nap mat for which I believe I will post a tutorial in January.
You still here? Damn. Thank you, thank you, thank you for getting me through this year.
Here's to 2012 bringing many more good things...
22 December 2011
Christmas In My Nest
Not a lot.
Just enough.
Christmas 2011.
Hope yours is easy.
Hope mine isn't blue.
Merry Christmas to you.
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