I’ve been ridiculously busy the past few days, trying to get the last of the packages together. I’m starting to expand my gift-giving to people in England, Canada, Texas, and Montana. I’m not that gift-giving-ish; however, it occurs to me that most people take time to send packages to friends and family (and friends-of-family), and that i need to learn to be a bit more expansive in my discernment… what this has meant, however, is that i have a lot more work to do. On that end, i’m glad for the three months i’ve spent making things. In the meantime, we finished Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities and have started Work, Consume, Die by Frankie Boyle. I haven’t the faintest idea if i ‘m supposed to be smug, embarrassed, or gleeful for listening to it – oh, the joys of cross-Atlantic lack-of-disciplining as i’ve never so much as heard of this person. On that note – it’s been a great distraction while putting in these last stitches and packing boxes.
Here’s a sampling of what i’ve managed to get done in the past 48 hours…that being said, everything (and i do mean everything, is reversible. To see more, visit my flickr.com site.
