Guys. I'm so accomplished today. Let me tell you the nesty stuff I did.
The place was kind of a pigsty when I came home, but Wax had done all the dishes so I didn't mind. I did three loads of laundry, re-folded and put away those and the three loads that were lying in teetering stacks on the coffee table, floor, and couch. Then I pulled down the curtains in all three rooms and added more hanging clips and put them back up, rearranged the shelves on the bookcase in the kitchen and moved the microwave over onto it to free up some counterspace, and scrubbed the counter.
Then I took down and put away all the random posters in the bedroom and replaced them with the four Tove Jansson Moomin prints Wax bought recently. Today we bought a picture frame for this giant picture of my parents and I framed it and hung it in the hall, and replaced some screws in the wall that we were hanging bags on with actual hooks.
Also we bought a little hanging wooden plaque and I painted a rooster on it for the door of Wax's mom's outhouse, and while we were out I bought nine little tiny wooden chairs, about three inches high, for €1 apiece and I am going to paint them all green and use them as a menorah this year, with little tealights (because it's not like you can buy Channukah candles here. Heh).
And! Also I deciphered directions for making an origami rose. Eventually. It took me like an hour. Then I made a paper stem and some leaves for it and tied it to a little black lacy heart for Wax for our anniversary.
And THEN I discovered that iI had leftover fabric from the kitchen curtains! So I cut a length of it off and tacked it to the door side of the kitchen bookcase where you see it right when you walk in the room with thumbtacks (in lieu of staplegun). It's not quite long enough, but I stuck a watering can in front of the bottom and I quite like it. I love the pattern, too. ♥!
The place was kind of a pigsty when I came home, but Wax had done all the dishes so I didn't mind. I did three loads of laundry, re-folded and put away those and the three loads that were lying in teetering stacks on the coffee table, floor, and couch. Then I pulled down the curtains in all three rooms and added more hanging clips and put them back up, rearranged the shelves on the bookcase in the kitchen and moved the microwave over onto it to free up some counterspace, and scrubbed the counter.
Then I took down and put away all the random posters in the bedroom and replaced them with the four Tove Jansson Moomin prints Wax bought recently. Today we bought a picture frame for this giant picture of my parents and I framed it and hung it in the hall, and replaced some screws in the wall that we were hanging bags on with actual hooks.
Also we bought a little hanging wooden plaque and I painted a rooster on it for the door of Wax's mom's outhouse, and while we were out I bought nine little tiny wooden chairs, about three inches high, for €1 apiece and I am going to paint them all green and use them as a menorah this year, with little tealights (because it's not like you can buy Channukah candles here. Heh).
And! Also I deciphered directions for making an origami rose. Eventually. It took me like an hour. Then I made a paper stem and some leaves for it and tied it to a little black lacy heart for Wax for our anniversary.
And THEN I discovered that iI had leftover fabric from the kitchen curtains! So I cut a length of it off and tacked it to the door side of the kitchen bookcase where you see it right when you walk in the room with thumbtacks (in lieu of staplegun). It's not quite long enough, but I stuck a watering can in front of the bottom and I quite like it. I love the pattern, too. ♥!
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Date: 30 Aug 2007 07:13 pm (UTC)Your hair is better than Mikey's, though.
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Date: 30 Aug 2007 10:16 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 31 Aug 2007 01:17 am (UTC)It's kind of like you!
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Date: 30 Aug 2007 07:59 pm (UTC)I bought nine little tiny wooden chairs, about three inches high, for €1 apiece and I am going to paint them all green and use them as a menorah this year, with little tealights
that is seriously the cutest, most awesome menorah idea ever.
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Date: 30 Aug 2007 10:30 pm (UTC)The wooden tealight menorah? Seriously with the cute. *checks calendar* Ooh, it's an early year, isn't it? I might be a bit too late to see them in their full glory, but would still like to stop by with goodies for the two of you and resident fuzzballs :-D
And yay with crafty things! Hearing about people painting and decorating makes me happy. Did you do the version of the rose where you make it out of one very long strip?
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Date: 31 Aug 2007 07:08 am (UTC)As for the rose, I did this evil impossible thing: How to fold an origami rose (http://www.bloom4ever.com/howto/howto01.htm)
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Date: 3 Sep 2007 01:23 am (UTC)The rose... Cripes, girl, you like pain, don't you? That one is pretty, though. I usually just do the ribbon ones where you use one long strip and just pull on the end until it makes a whorl that looks like a fully-open rose.
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Date: 3 Sep 2007 09:10 am (UTC)