Showing posts with label back to work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label back to work. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 24

Eating Bonbons


There must be a knack to successfully become a woman of leisure. I did not do it well, although I gave it my best shot. Now, there were stretches of time I do not recall, but I attribute that to codeine and not being able to eat solid food for a few days.
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I learned that I am a much better care taker than receiver. But I could see that my hubby was trying so hard to make the pain go away that I just gave in. It really was sweet. And while he did manage to sneak off for a few bike rides, he set up the "father's day" chair on the patio to make me comfy first.
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He went to the book store and bought me Seth Godin's "Linchpin" as well as Atomic Ranch. We live in a craftsman bungalow, but every so often we talk about living in a Populuxe style ranch home. This is the magazine to foster those dreams.
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I took a few days off from work. I took one whole day off from even thinking about work. I cannot remember how many years ago I did that, but I am going to do it again. Some day.
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When I started to feel better, I begin to write. So many ideas swirled in my head, I didn't know where to begin. It used to drive me crazy that I'd have so many little lines on my bench, half started. Now, I am thinking of them as pieces of the whole. Some will make it, some won't. I've been thinking about different lines on etsy and my website.
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But for now, I am grateful to be back at work, music in the background, work in progress at the bench. I'm a little behind with two projects promised for the end of the month, but I'll catch up.
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And no, I never did get to eat a bonbon, I'm going to try and keep the teeth I have.
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Thanks for all your good wishes my friends,
xoSherry

Monday, August 25

Back in the Saddle Again



Well, we are back from one of the nicest, most relaxing vacations we've had. Cape May is the oldest seashore town in the United States. It's peaceful, yet fun. The old Victorian homes are painted vibrant colors and are known as painted ladies. We did a lot of bike riding, but not quite enough to work off those french fries.

I did do a bit of work while we were away. Checked on my website and my shop, sketched some new designs in my molskine and tried to plan for the upcoming holiday season. That's what I'm going to be working on in the next couple of weeks. I'll share my plans as they unfold, and I'd love to hear yours as well.

I promise to be more faithful in updating my blog; now that I'm not posting in the fora, I should have lots more time. Time to put the beach umbrellas away, and get busy.