What would you do if someone murdered you? Would you go to Heaven? Be reincarnated as your cat? Enjoy Purgatory with all the famous pre-Christian thinkers and meet Dante Alighieri? Or would you not rest until the man who did it paid for his crime?
I’m at the Torquere Press Blog today, talking about “Solving Her Own Murder.” C’mon by!
Wow. It’s already the 8th of October?? How’d that happen?
In honor of the month of October, I’m sharing my post Chicago Ghosts with you, over at LGBT Fantasy Fans and Writers. I hope you’ll stop by!
Wow. It’s already the 8th of October?? How’d that happen?
In honor of the month of October, I’m sharing my post Chicago Ghosts with you, over at LGBT Fantasy Fans and Writers. I hope you’ll stop by!
They say the first step is admitting you have an problem. So, I’m here to admit that I have an addiction to crafting supplies.
I’d like to follow that up with the usual disclaimer – But I can quit any time I want. Except I can’t. The only thing limiting my purchase of crafting supplies, is the room in my supply closet – and the closet is pretty well full up at this point.
Here’s a rundown of my stuff.
Top shelf: Candle holders, miniatures, scrapbook accessories, pieced quilts [unquilted].
2nd shelf: cross stitch floss, wrapping paper, ribbons, scrapbook paper, candle making machine.
3rd shelf: Beads, crayons, clay, temari supplies, canvasses, quilt fabric.
4th shelf: glue guns, more beads, paints, brushes, palettes, styrofoam, pins, sequins and embellishments, more canvasses, candle wax, threads and needles.
Bottom (not visible): portable easel, maps, greeting cards, paper and stickers.
Yarn and crochet/knitting supplies are in another closet downstairs.
I have a feeling you fellow crafters out there are saying – wow, that’s nothing – and I hope you are, because then I won’t feel so bad about buying more stuff. I’ll just have to rearrange the closet a little bit, that’s all.
What does your craft stash look like?
They say the first step is admitting you have an problem. So, I’m here to admit that I have an addiction to crafting supplies.
I’d like to follow that up with the usual disclaimer – But I can quit any time I want. Except I can’t. The only thing limiting my purchase of crafting supplies, is the room in my supply closet – and the closet is pretty well full up at this point.
Here’s a rundown of my stuff.
Top shelf: Candle holders, miniatures, scrapbook accessories, pieced quilts [unquilted].
2nd shelf: cross stitch floss, wrapping paper, ribbons, scrapbook paper, candle making machine.
3rd shelf: Beads, crayons, clay, temari supplies, canvasses, quilt fabric.
4th shelf: glue guns, more beads, paints, brushes, palettes, styrofoam, pins, sequins and embellishments, more canvasses, candle wax, threads and needles.
Bottom (not visible): portable easel, maps, greeting cards, paper and stickers.
Yarn and crochet/knitting supplies are in another closet downstairs.
I have a feeling you fellow crafters out there are saying – wow, that’s nothing – and I hope you are, because then I won’t feel so bad about buying more stuff. I’ll just have to rearrange the closet a little bit, that’s all.
What does your craft stash look like?
Join me today at Delilah Devin’s for “Simple Pleasures – Draw by the Fireside“. You’ll be glad you did!
Join me today at Delilah Devin’s for “Simple Pleasures – Draw by the Fireside“. You’ll be glad you did!
Stop by the Noon and Wilder blog for Tasty Tuesday. We have four offerings for your pleasure today. Enjoy!
Stop by the Noon and Wilder blog for Tasty Tuesday. We have four offerings for your pleasure today. Enjoy!
The first is “Interviewing a Sinkhole” by Selena Robins. Selena is smart, funny, and an amazing cook.
Yes, you’ve read the title of this blog correctly. I have interviewed a Sinkhole.
I bet you’re wondering if my Yoga classes have finally driven me to discombobulated meditation (or temporary insanity)?
Nope. Not yet, anyway. more>>
The second is “Idols and Inspirations” by Moira Keith. Moira is a hero of mine and her blog post discusses what makes a hero for us.
We all have them. The people we admire and look up to. Our heroes and heroines that drive us to move forward, pursue our dreams, and reach beyond where we ever imagined was possible. I have several authors that inspire me every day. And I thought I would share some random quotes from a few of them this fine Monday morning, to inspire me and remind me why I write the way I do and what I do. more>>
