The sun is shining and it’s almost 9am here, but I’m still fighting the ‘sleepies.’ My coffee is helping, but I may need toothpicks to keep my eyes open. It’s just now getting to 32 degrees F. so my instinct is to go find someplace really warm, cover up my head, snuggle down and go back to sleep.
I’m leaving in just under half an hour to get my hair cut. My wonderful stylist, Michael Remillard of Tangles in Greenwood, understands that my hair is thin and fine and won’t do anything except stick up and look funny on it’s own – making me look like a dandelion gone to seed at the moment. He knows to cut my hair so that I can simply stick my head in the kitchen sink in the morning, wash it, and blow it dry and be fixed for the day, mostly looking as if ‘someone had a plan.’
Yesterday I finally spent time in my art room, starting with a bulldozer, trying to clean off my drafting table. It’s now ready for the next project, which at the moment is to work on a glass vase I started awhile back that has been waiting for me. I’m trying to etch some designs in it by hand. We have a glass blaster in our shop, and I’ve used it in the past to blast the glass after I mask the parts I want to stay clear, but this is more satisfying. I was dreaming about it last night, so maybe I can finish it this time.
Otherwise, we have a quiet day here, hopefully.
You might laugh or think it’s pathetic to have watched me try to type “2025” this morning. Enjoy your day. :0)
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The glass is looking pretty already! And I hear you about hair. Mine has been getting thinner. I just cut mine myself yesterday! I did the Mondo cut from watching YouTube videos about it for more than a year.
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Well, good for you! Pat yourself on the head, Sweet Lady! :0)
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Okay. Yes, I was curious. And it turned out good!
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Hooooraaaaaay! :0)
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