

We did, however, plant a lot of shrubs. And we spent a lot of time (and $) at the local nursery. We also cooked out, met some of our very nice neighbors, watched N. search for bugs with his new-found friends, and finished up a few projects. All in all, a very lovely weekend.

And now, on to the workweek!
2 comments:
IMHO, fondling the beads is an integral part of beading! So you see? You actually *did* begin. ;)
Who can start beading immediately? I'd want to look and touch and dream for at least a week first, then slooowly work on the piece. When it's done I have to look at it for several days before I give it away (almost everything I make is given as a gift). Now that I have a camera I can start taking pictures to remember my loved ones with. Enjoy!
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