
Today has been all about Avoidance. I got a big stack of catalogs in the mail today. I looked at all of them--even the ones, like LLBean, that bore the socks off me. I made cream of wheat cereal for lunch with sugar, butter and cinnamon on top (comfort food). I may take a shower. A real long one to use up some more time. Curling comes on at 4 pm. Anything, to stall going into the studio and seeing the awful mess I've made of the Africa quilt. I have to unsew the whole thing. And put the pieces in the trash. Why you ask? If I put it in whole--it will come back out of the wastebasket in hopes of a miracle. There are no miracles for this piece of crap.
And today held so much promise. Still time for something swell to happen. I could go for a ride in the car, though it would be more fun if someone else was driving. I could order tomato seeds and think about summer and my garden. I could take a nap or read my book. Avoidance.
5 comments:
Hey! Today was avoidance day at MY house, too! You think we can make it a national holiday? I was going to all sorts of things...but I took a big chunk of the mid-day to knit and watch a movie. Very enjoyable. Some days you just have to let the avoidance happen!
Great stamp! No, it isn't all that easy. I teach exactly what you are doing (among other things) and there are lots of possibilities. Do I come to Maine? I haven't, but there are enough fiber artists that I really should. Meantime, I will be at Friends Fabric Art in Lowell,MA, Aug 3-4 teaching a surface design smorgsbord or sampler, or whatever you want to call it. Lotsa stuff.
I really love your blog.
I like the stamp very much. Sometimes it's good to step away from a project and do something completely different. Who knows when you return you may have new inspiration!
Hello. Nice stamp. I have made alot of paintings with stamps carved from linoleum.
I'm late to comment, but I really like the stamp too.
Put that quilt away for a while and come back to it. All or part of it may look better to you on a different day.You can always cut it up to save the best parts. Jen
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