Look what we have. :)
Monday, April 15, 2013
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Back again! :D
Where did I disappear to ? Here and there in a flood of busy - ness. Running about trying to get things done.
The good thing is, VE is progressing well.
I've also been blessed with many orders on etsy lately, too, so that's kept me busy.
We just got back from Missouri late last night.
And I have a surprise for you all in a day or two.
Hint:
It's fluffy.
Thanks for all you who keep reading despite my long absences. :)
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Nifty
Isn't it cool when you've lost something and pray to find it and it shows up in the next place you look?
Thankful for that. Found my smartphone. ^^
Thankful for that. Found my smartphone. ^^
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Keeping an Average Head
You've heard of getting a big head, right? Of course, everyone I've ever heard say it means it figuratively, and I mean it that way here, too.
On a side note - my head is larger than average, but hey.
Something I've been struggling with lately is having a big head. Hopefully, no one has noticed, since I think it's all been internal, but it's been something I've been thinking about.
There are many things I can do and do well, but what I need to remember is that it's not all me. I didn't give myself any talents - I had nothing to do with that. God is the one who made me and He can take away any of my abilities at any time. Sometimes I wonder what would happen if I lost use of my hands. I'd feel useless, but it's not up to me. I hope this makes sense.
Anyway. I'm going to try to be focusing on giving God credit for my talents and not myself. Yes, the work I do is my own and I put a lot of hard work into it, but with out God, I couldn't have put the hard work in in the first place.
Sometimes I think He gave me dyslexia to keep me in focus and help keep my head an average size. If there's one thing that keeps me thinking I'm not all that, it's definitely dyslexia, I make mistakes because of it quite often.
Anyway. Back to working on Viral Execution.
I hope to post some pictures of a new sewing project soon, too, so keep a look out.
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Gone Shootin'
I don't remember if I told you all that I got my gun carry permit a few weeks ago. I also purchased a small handgun, but I wasn't very confident in using it - because I'm used to my dad's much bigger handgun. Mine is very cute, but very small. Not very accurate after 5 yards or so (And no, it's not me, I'm a good shot. ;) )
So I brought my gun down to Florida with me (After checking to make sure Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida all honor the TN gun permit (They do) ) and asked my police officer brother to teach me to shoot better. We went to a range near my grandmother's and fired about 90 rounds at paper targets. Yay, what fun.
I am definitely more comfortable with my gun now, and I think I'll be comfortable carrying it now, but first I need to get a holster!
Do you like to shoot?
So I brought my gun down to Florida with me (After checking to make sure Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida all honor the TN gun permit (They do) ) and asked my police officer brother to teach me to shoot better. We went to a range near my grandmother's and fired about 90 rounds at paper targets. Yay, what fun.
I am definitely more comfortable with my gun now, and I think I'll be comfortable carrying it now, but first I need to get a holster!
Do you like to shoot?
Sunday, March 3, 2013
The Florida Christian Writer's Conference
Remember I said I was going to a conference soon?
That conference ended today. It's difficult to describe it. It's something that is hard to capture in words. Lots of fun, lots of work, late nights, hanging with people, learning new things, and helping out.
We started on Wednesday afternoon, checking people into the conference, making preparations, and just getting ready. There was a critique group that night, I believe. People gathered around and read their works to each other and tell each other how to improve their work.
Thursday - classes began. Authors, editors, and agents spoke on various topics, teaching the conferees about those topics, and things like that. When I explain the conference in such terms, it's hard to see how it's fun, eh? But it is fun. My job was the 'go-fer' I ran errands, fetched things, and kicked the copy machine into submission. The teachers needed handouts for their classes, and it was my job to make those copies. The copy machine liked to jam a lot. About 10 - 20 times a day. It became my job to fix it. After awhile, I began to kind of enjoy it, believe it or not.
Each day continued similar to the next - I met many kind people who I was privileged to help serve in the small ways I could. I spent any free time I had knitting scarves, and was able to sell them to some people. I hope they like them. :) I didn't get to get pictures of the scarves, though, because people purchased them before I even had them finished (and in some cases, started!)
Now I'm back at my grandmother's house, and we're going back home tomorrow. My grandmother is riding up with us so she can visit her sister who lives about an hour away from us.
When I get back home I have many, many things to do, inncluding knitting 4 scarves, sewing 3 hats, 2 pocket books, 11 cockades, and 2 euro shams. Oh, and my book. :)
Have a lovely day
That conference ended today. It's difficult to describe it. It's something that is hard to capture in words. Lots of fun, lots of work, late nights, hanging with people, learning new things, and helping out.
We started on Wednesday afternoon, checking people into the conference, making preparations, and just getting ready. There was a critique group that night, I believe. People gathered around and read their works to each other and tell each other how to improve their work.
Thursday - classes began. Authors, editors, and agents spoke on various topics, teaching the conferees about those topics, and things like that. When I explain the conference in such terms, it's hard to see how it's fun, eh? But it is fun. My job was the 'go-fer' I ran errands, fetched things, and kicked the copy machine into submission. The teachers needed handouts for their classes, and it was my job to make those copies. The copy machine liked to jam a lot. About 10 - 20 times a day. It became my job to fix it. After awhile, I began to kind of enjoy it, believe it or not.
Each day continued similar to the next - I met many kind people who I was privileged to help serve in the small ways I could. I spent any free time I had knitting scarves, and was able to sell them to some people. I hope they like them. :) I didn't get to get pictures of the scarves, though, because people purchased them before I even had them finished (and in some cases, started!)
Now I'm back at my grandmother's house, and we're going back home tomorrow. My grandmother is riding up with us so she can visit her sister who lives about an hour away from us.
When I get back home I have many, many things to do, inncluding knitting 4 scarves, sewing 3 hats, 2 pocket books, 11 cockades, and 2 euro shams. Oh, and my book. :)
Have a lovely day
Monday, February 11, 2013
Wow
It's been awhile, huh?
I've been so busy I've barely been able to think. Except yesterday, I took time to think yesterday, and I thought 'Hey, I have a blog, don't I?'
Then I came here to visit you all. :)
I've been making cockades, knitting, sewing other things, working on a fence, taking my grandfather places, and working on my book.
You know. Like my last post. Same old same old. ;)
I'm very happy with my same old same old, don't get me wrong! I love it. I just don't have much time to blog. :)
I've written 30,000 words on VE and . . . deleted 26,000. Ouch.
I've made 40 or more cockades
Knitted about 10 1/2 scarves and listed some of them for sale in my shop.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/BunnyCraftsNFiber?section_id=13080904
Helped my sister and father put up about 280 feet of fencing, which included digging a 280 foot long trench to bury the fencing 6 inches deep. (Wire stock fence 2x4 holes).
And Taking my grandfather various places for various tests that come with being 83 years old.
Today I am back to work on cockades - have to get 6 or 7 shipped out today along with a hat. I hope more orders come in soon, though, because, believe it or not, 6 or 7 cockades isn't that many. ;)
And I need to prepare for the upcoming Florida Christian Writer's Conference. It's happening next month (But we leave on the 24th of this month), and I'm teaching a class there!
Hope you all are in excellent health and will continue reading despite my absences. :)
I've been so busy I've barely been able to think. Except yesterday, I took time to think yesterday, and I thought 'Hey, I have a blog, don't I?'
Then I came here to visit you all. :)
I've been making cockades, knitting, sewing other things, working on a fence, taking my grandfather places, and working on my book.
You know. Like my last post. Same old same old. ;)
I'm very happy with my same old same old, don't get me wrong! I love it. I just don't have much time to blog. :)
I've written 30,000 words on VE and . . . deleted 26,000. Ouch.
I've made 40 or more cockades
Knitted about 10 1/2 scarves and listed some of them for sale in my shop.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/BunnyCraftsNFiber?section_id=13080904
Helped my sister and father put up about 280 feet of fencing, which included digging a 280 foot long trench to bury the fencing 6 inches deep. (Wire stock fence 2x4 holes).
And Taking my grandfather various places for various tests that come with being 83 years old.
Today I am back to work on cockades - have to get 6 or 7 shipped out today along with a hat. I hope more orders come in soon, though, because, believe it or not, 6 or 7 cockades isn't that many. ;)
And I need to prepare for the upcoming Florida Christian Writer's Conference. It's happening next month (But we leave on the 24th of this month), and I'm teaching a class there!
Hope you all are in excellent health and will continue reading despite my absences. :)
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