Chris' camera died, and he had a photo shoot today. So he took mine. And here I sit, with no camera, feeling a bit like I left the house without my underwear.
Tom took the kids and I put on my work hat, spending the day working on some small quilts, which I'm super-excited about. Look for them to appear over at Wire & Twine in the next week or so. It feels so good to use my hands to create. It's been a while.
First of all, I would like you all to note that I made good on my promise of no pictures of bugs. However, if I had posted one, it would have been totally rockin’ because we found a wood nymph moth, which is really quite amazing. Sometimes referred to as the “bird poop moth” it does, in fact, resemble a pile of bird droppings.
Anyway, your loss.
The rest of today was spent manning our booth at a t-shirt festival in the Big City. Things went exceptionally well. Extra hoorays go out to Chris and Dan, who hung out for the whole day to help the cause.
Chris actually took some photos, while my camera stayed stuffed in my bag just kind of hoping I might use it. So when I asked Chris for a photo to post, he only sent me one, insisting I use it because my photo almost never makes it into the blog. So here you go. It’ll be another six months until you see another one of these.
During our waking hours, everyone around here is either printing, tagging, tying, or shipping. Crazy. Busy. Even Neko has cracked out the scissors and is helping me cut twine.
Both the Momergency Kit and the Smart-Tees were a part of the Women’s Health holiday gift guide.
