Tomorrow is day one, and I'm all set to go! I have my plans made for what I'm going to work on for the first week, and I'm chomping at the bit to get started.
I've had a bit more feedback about this project, and have received a few "You're crazy, it can't be done!". Well, obviously it can, others have done it before me, I'm sure! So, I'm gonna prove them all wrong... I hope!
T-minus 2.5 hours until I finish work for the day (I'm on a break right now, I promise) and then I'm off next week - can't wait for the relaxation and crafting madness to begin!
Blog posts from tomorrow onwards will include a description of each project I complete, and the level of difficulty involved. I'll also throw in some tidbits about my zany life, and the response of people to this project as it progresses. I will do my best to put up photos of completed projects as they are ready, however I still haven't got a camera, so they may be a bit staggered to begin with.
That said, fasten your seatbelt kiddies, it's gonna be a bumpy ride!
A journal of my crazy desire to complete one craft or creative project every day for one year.
Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vacation. Show all posts
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Feelin' Hot, Hot, Hot!
Okay, I love warm weather, but humidity values of 40+ Celsius is not nice. It's just plain gross. And quite often leads to nasty storms, and possible tornadoes - power outages are certain!
Usually, the storm passes, the sky clears, and it's a bit easier to breath.
This pattern also represents "library world". The humidity is summer planning season, the storm lasts from the first day of summer vacation until the middle of August. Then we get to breathe. I miss breathing! Not to say that the summer months are not enjoyable - quite the contrary! I see all the kids having fun, goofing around, and even reading! It helps me remember why I love my job.
Downside - I'm tired! It can take a little bit of extra effort this time of year to get things done around the house, and find the energy to be creative.
Now I know you're saying, "so why did you pick this time to start this crazy project?" Well, I'm going on vacation! First summer vacation I've had since I was in University - Undergrad, not grad school. One week off, no deadlines, no demands - just crafting, reading, visiting friends and general relaxation. Not that I'm counting down or anything... (3 work days left - yippee!)
On the crafting front, we girls made a serious dent in the Christmas/Hanukkah/Solstice present creation last night with our pendant making party. Check 5 gifts off my list (and a few more things for my jewelry box)! That's right crafters, less than 5 months 'till Christmas - let the panic begin!
Usually, the storm passes, the sky clears, and it's a bit easier to breath.
This pattern also represents "library world". The humidity is summer planning season, the storm lasts from the first day of summer vacation until the middle of August. Then we get to breathe. I miss breathing! Not to say that the summer months are not enjoyable - quite the contrary! I see all the kids having fun, goofing around, and even reading! It helps me remember why I love my job.
Downside - I'm tired! It can take a little bit of extra effort this time of year to get things done around the house, and find the energy to be creative.
Now I know you're saying, "so why did you pick this time to start this crazy project?" Well, I'm going on vacation! First summer vacation I've had since I was in University - Undergrad, not grad school. One week off, no deadlines, no demands - just crafting, reading, visiting friends and general relaxation. Not that I'm counting down or anything... (3 work days left - yippee!)
On the crafting front, we girls made a serious dent in the Christmas/Hanukkah/Solstice present creation last night with our pendant making party. Check 5 gifts off my list (and a few more things for my jewelry box)! That's right crafters, less than 5 months 'till Christmas - let the panic begin!
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