at the Brushy Mountain Apple Festival, today. I only saw about a third of it, but that was plenty for my old legs.
I caught up with friends and former students! I smelled some good smells and saw some awesome arts and crafts.
There was a band stand set up in the little corner park. I got to hear my friend, Eric Ellis, pick a little banjo.
Well, almost. I need to seal it, then I can hang it! Look how translucent and stain-glassy it is!
Earlier, today, I watched Christi Friesen begin creating a beaded background for a couple of sea horses she had sculpted.
Even earlier, I went to church. It wasn’t creative, just heartwarming. I spotted a dear cousin, and sat with him. We were talking, and a voice beside me said, “What are you doing sitting up here near the front?” as she slid in beside me.
“I’m sitting with my cousin,” I replied, “and now I’m sitting with my oldest friend!” It was a great blessing.
So was the birth of my daughter, 50 years ago, today!
My best friend and I get together on Face Time to create at least a couple times a week. We highly recommend this for other friends who love to create together.
Laura knit on a baby blanket, today, and I worked on this, again.
We don’t always work on the same craft, but we always laugh!