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Holiday Processing
Does anyone one else find it unsettling that a day in which we celebrate community, shared sacrifice (perhaps the singular sacrifice of Native Americans), and express gratitude is followed by a day that is the pinnacle of American greed? I turned on the radio in the car today and was greeted by Christmas music. I can’t deny that just hearing all the jingles and familiar jolly voices made me itch to go shopping a la the scenes in Serendipity where…
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Shoes. Gar gar gar!
I can’t roll my Rs due to being tongue tied, so when I want to make that sound I have to gurgle which ends up sounding like like Garrrrrrr. Really awesome, no? So part of the gig of being wife/mom/professor/extreme hobbiest is that I can get easily overwhelmed. I’ve been having recurring dreams that I have returned to high school and can’t figure out what classes I am supposed to be taking. Not only that, but I’m two months into…
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A Barefoot Morning
I never get tired of spending time outside with the boys, especially with fall weather this glorious. First, we ran an errand downtown, and then It was so warm this morning that I let the baby outside without his pants, and I went barefoot. I’m short on words and energy, but my phone is teeming with pictures to share!
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Lessons Learned from the Sale
First, I am so thankful for chance to be at this show. The Handmade Market is huge and well run, and getting a table can be very competitive. The Handmaidens are so professional and talented, and the day seemed to go off without a hitch. For me, the show went mostly well. I don’t think people were at the show to drop a lot of cash, but I managed to turn out a little profit and sell around twelve pieces.…
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Paige Puckett Pottery @ The Handmade Market
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Mobile Portraits of Fall
Yesterday the boys and I went to Laurel Hills Park. The fall leaves made me a little giddy. It doesn’t get much better than time with my kids in perfect weather in the middle of my most favorite season of the year.
