Sunday, Fee and I had brunch, then hit an antique mall where I picked up a few small items. Lots of metal buttons; these are only a few of them, but many of the others are the same style. It is nice to sometimes have matching buttons.
A large wooden spool, some wooden cigar boxes, a couple of shoe lasts, a darner, and a frog. I nearly bought a frog like this a couple of weeks ago, but thought it was too expensive, then we went over to Ricky and Teresa's house, and I saw Teresa's collection and started kicking myself. It was good to find one in my price range. I had a bunch of the other kind of frogs before we moved, but can't find them.
In the oven and in the studio: a neck piece with flowers and beads, a cat in the oven, a quilt sandwich with both variegated thread and copper metallic thread quilting (ready for beading), and a few more smaller Guardians.
Bryce Eleanor came over on Friday afternoon because Amelia had a grown-up event to attend (I've seen the pictures, and they don't look very grown-up wearing party hats). Bryce Eleanor is always glad to arrive on Tuesdays because her grandfather picks her up at school and brings her. Amelia leaving her is a different matter.
The tantrum took about 5 minutes, first to last--from sad, to mad, to bad. Then all was fine, and we had a great time.. However, when Amelia came to pick her up on Saturday afternoon, she was back in her mother's arms, clinging like a little monkey; she could barely give me a good-by.
It was cold and rainy outside, but she played with her blocks and her mermaids and colored in her coloring book, peeled the paper off the crayons, and drew a picture of her goldfish, Marlin.
I see you hade a great weekend
ReplyDeleteEmmy-- It was good! Busy the whole time, so now I'm ready to get back to some creative endeavors.
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