Back at it.

This project actually took place over the course of three evenings. I have colors in mind for it, but I didn’t have the patience tonight to do more than just try out my print in monochrome. I keep flipping back and forth between thinking this is an early winter/late fall tree, or an early spring/late winter tree. Whatever. I’ll see what happens later, if I mess with the colors.

Tonight I am watching Gosford Park. Ugh - it is so freakin’ sad. Speaking of unwed mothers, I talked to M.W. a little bit. She is pregnant, and the father is being a bit of a twit. Could be worse, could be better. Whatever the case, I am still excited that she is going to have a baby. She’s always known she wanted a baby, and I’m glad her deadbeat ex-husband didn’t rob her of the chance to do that.

Tabby Cat kept me company while I was carving:

I haven’t done much of anything the past few weeks. I haven’t posted on any of my blogs, and even going to yoga was a challenge, all thanks to the tall shadow in the picture:

After one particularly bad day, I came home to find this sitting in front of my door. I can’t even imagine where he would have found such a thing. Something about it makes me think of that hotel in Donostia-San Sebastian. Or those post cards I found in the Dominican Republic. I love it. Why does he have to make me so crazy?

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