…or day three of the NaBloPoMo challenge.
Is there really any day of the week that’s nicer? No really, think about it. You’ve worked hard all week, you’ve gotten chores done, and errands taken care of, and now it’s Sunday. I don’t know about you, but this is the best day of the week for me. I kick back, relax, and find something fun to do… like write a post, and share some thoughts.
Yesterday, my dear friend Theresa spent the afternoon with me at the shop. Her husband, and son had surprised her (kinda) on her birthday by giving her an amazing ivory and black dragonfly lampwork bead by Kim Wertz. They thoughtfully included two accent beads.
Theresa came in for some “inspiration” as she put it. I was only too happy to play with her, and toss in my 2¢ now and then. She made an amazingly sweet and feminine necklace and a pair of wonderful earrings.
We agreed, the copper was just the ticket to bring out the warmer tones in the lampworked beads, and the little touches of ivory organza ribbon were like gossamer wings. She designed the necklace to be assymetrical, a touch that really added to the piece’s charm.
While Theresa played, I sat at the table relabeling tubes of seed beads found in yet another box. My task went so much faster with a companion.
Today is turning into a lovely one. Jeff and I are going to take a drive into the mountains so I can take some pictures of autumn leaves. The leaves are changing here in the valley, so I’m sure the dogwoods and vine maples at a higher elevation are likely ablaze. My battery is charging, and I’ve rounded up all my cards.
So, what are you doing today?
I’m recovering and wishing I could drop by to spend an afternoon in your shop. Or that you could come spend an afternoon in my mountains. I miss you!
Lynne
I’m glad you’re getting better, Lynne, and I really wish you could come spend an afternoon with me in the shop, that would be oodles of fun!
The mountains were lovely, but I was about two weeks too early for any autumn color. Are your mountains ablaze?
I miss you, too.
*hugs*
Carol