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The last 2 days have found me outside planting spring-time plants from the nursery. Honestly the weather has been too cold and rainy here until the last week and now I'm worried we'll go from cold to hot like the rest of the nation. But I did my planting and transplanting with just a few left to go tomorrow and then I'll be done. And finished before the onslaught of the mosquito pestilence that happens here every year. Still in all, even with the aches and pains of overtaxing muscles I'm enjoying being outside. It feels like I am finally breathing full lung-fulls of breath.
Love to see you experimenting. I am playing with plaster too. I have Stephanie Lee's new book. It's great. Did you take her plaster class at Trish's studio?
ReplyDeleteNo I didn't but it sounds like it might be worthwhile to get her new book. Do you recommend?
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