Take photos. Download photos from camera to computer. Upload photos to USB memory stick. Take stick to the hi-speed computer at work. Upload photos to blog there. Click "save as draft" button. Come home to edit the post. Write leisurely, knowing the photos are already up there!
Yeh, it doesn't take a computer genius to figure all that out. Some geniuses just work a bit slower then others, OK.
I had intended a very up-beat post full of photos but I must take a moment to send my prayers and good wishes out to Harmien. Her lovely cat Kisse died today. I was so heartbroken when I read her post.
Some bargain hunting. A new dollhouse kit that retails for $450. I got it for TWENTY BUCKS at a yard sale.
A very cute sewing basket found on clearance at JoAnn Fabrics for $7. Originally $25.
A not-so-much-of-a-bargain purse. My mom has the white one and I just had to have one for myself. A weeks worth of pay went to the black one for me. DS Squared by Sondra Roberts for any millionaires who are interested in this purse for themselves.

Progress on new wood flo0ring for the computer/craft room. Also new blue paint.
Some stitchy updates too. Frederick and Susanna Goose Tombstone.


A very cute sewing basket found on clearance at JoAnn Fabrics for $7. Originally $25.
Progress on new wood flo0ring for the computer/craft room. Also new blue paint.










As Princess of Wales, Alexandra was quite the fashion plate, much as Diana, Princess of Wales was in her day.
On March 10, 1862 she married Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) son of Queen Victoria.
Alexandra was a keen photographer in her own right, traveling around with her Kodak box camera capturing contemporary scenes and members of the extended Royal Family. I highly reccomend the book "Developing The Picutre, Queen Alexandra and the Art of Photography", by Frances Dimond.

although I've had moments today where I would rather be under the tombstone then stitching on it. Fear not, those feelings have passed, as I am sure this whole situation will in good time. I just need to stay focused: cats, dog, gymnastics, stitching. Get back on an even keel and stay a steady course. Maybe I should be stitching something nautical instead!
