This is the view from my window - about 7:30 our time....not as fun as some sweeping green Jersey vista, but what a lovely blue sky! And I like the whole "in the attic" vibe - I was able to sleep with the window open...such luxury ;)As you can see here, I still didn't feel like getting my mojo going:
Once I made myself human again, Dr. Sutton and I had a lovely breakfast downstairs in the breakfast nook (a nook! yay!) and chatted with fellow inn-folk, after I knocked my bag over, spilled coffee on the tiny cafe table, and generally apologized all over myself. But life went on.
We're both catching up on some schoolwork, and then coordinating ourselves to get to the conference hotel for a book display. I can feel my reading list lengthening already!
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I saw from the other post you'd already done some shopping. FYI they have lots of native american crafts. I remember walking to some cooperative where they had lots of truly beautiful crafty stuff - pottery, rugs, etc (most too expensive for me but cool to look at).
Great photo of you. . .
I am eager to hear if you are finding other presentations that connect to your interests.
I am having LOTs of fun reading your blog - it is as if I am there. Thanks.
I'm seeing a *lot* of jewelry in the Native American style-set - but the pieces I like are a bit dear, and the ones I can afford I could probably make. But it's a great opportunity for new influence.
I think this is the photo we should give to Kean news/cougars byte if it comes to that ;) Maybe photoshop in a little blood spatter on my chin...
Awww So cute!
(btw, all over that photoshop)
oh good lorf, i can't wait to see what you do to it. ps - know how long it took me to notice the shirt is glow in the dark? i looked down one night after i switched the lights off and had a scare!
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