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Something Old and Something New

When I came home from choir practice last night, there were two packages waiting for me. Two! Woo hoo!

Thinkgeek?  Awesome!

Thinkgeek? Awesome!

One of the packages was the laptop I left at the Seattle airport. It was packed very securely, and included lots of styrofoam peanuts. They were full of static. I couldn’t resist sticking a couple onto Gus.

I thought he would bite them, but he just sniffed them.

I thought he would bite them, but he just sniffed them.

The other package was a blank book with unlined pages. It was a bit of an impulse buy, but it was on sale, and I thought it might help me do some watercolor painting. I did watercolor a long time ago, and enjoyed it. I’ve wanted to get back to it, but haven’t taken the time. I thought maybe having a cool-looking book would encourage me to do some quick little paintings… maybe of my garden or something. I’m not holding any great hope that I will actually paint in this book, but at least I’m trying something.

Its a really nice cover with clasps and everything.

Its a really nice cover with clasps and everything.

7 Comments

  1. Gretchen

    I am very happy about your laptop!

    • Lauren

      ‘Ditto’ to what Gretchen said! Hooray! Hooray!! I am so glad your laptop is home again!

      That painting journal is cool. It looks like something from Lord of the Rings. I hope you’ll post occasional photos of the paintings. 😀

  2. Debbie Foelber

    Glad you got your laptop back!

    Many years ago when I had to teach art as well as science, my students made some beautiful “Georgia O’Keeffe” style watercolor paintings of flowers. I bet your garden will have plenty of inspiration for your paintings. Have fun!

    • Carol

      You were the best artsy science teacher I do believe I’ve ever known, Miss Debbie. Miss that still today….sniffle…

      • Debbie Foelber

        Thanks Carol!

  3. Bev Greunke

    WOO HOO!!!!! Nice To Get “SPECIAL” Packages!!!! <3 Aunt Bev 🙂

  4. Carol

    …and who left you the pruning shears (or whatever that tool is)?

    What a relief to have gotten back the laptop – what hoops did they finally make you go through: DNA testing matched to imprints left on the keys, or what?

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