Boy it was so sad to wake up that last day knowing that I would have to leave and make it back to Columbus leaving my old friends (including Molly the best doggie bed warmer ever), new friends, and the snow! I drove separate & wow, almost rear ended Maggie who drove in front of us. The roads were horrible. Liz said at one point Maggie asked her if we were behind them & she said no we were right beside them...waves!
Last day is always bittersweet, but what a way to end. I had so much fun making pinwheels for Met's Pinwheel Encore necklace. What a totally unique way to get rivolis caged. As I was making one, I thought that this would be a wonderful way to use rivolis on bead embroidered collar or cuffs or dolls or...well let's put it this way...I was inspired. We worked up until 4 pm laughing & enjoying each others' company. Only sad thing was that Liz was being a teacher's helper in Tracy's class.
Drive home wasn't too bad. I plugged the iPhone into Element's jack, and listened to Pandora all the way home. And wasn't it wonderful to be home again. I gave Chris a big hug, then plopped down on the floor to get my fix of Scottie kisses. They had been saving up all week long and gave me a surplus of love. Then they all shuffled back to the couch and slept the rest of the evening.
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| Everyone busy working on pinwheels |
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| My very first pinwheel...peyote...there! I finally matched you. |
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| Sorry for the shadow, but here are my pinwheels and Kudu spiral |
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| Another of Met's kits. I want to make this SO BAD! |
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It is always sad to leave and come back home, but this time I brought so many wonderful memories with me and know that I WILL BE BACK! So how many more days until Bead Daze???
2 comments:
Beautiful job, looks and sounds like you had a great time. Glad you made it home safely, winter weather driving is always nerve wracking. Happy Beading
Way too many days until the next Bead Daze Frenzy. Molly is waiting.
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