And time marches on! I know exactly where it's gone- nursing children with flu interpersed with having it myself. From two days before Christmas I was imprisoned in my house, surrounded by germs. I felt like daubing blood-coloured paint on my lintels and shouting out 'Unclean!' every time someone knocked at the door. Poor little pixie face was so poorly she couldn't open her presents on Christmas Day. The other two had already had the bug and had been coughing for weeks, but still came down with it again. It seems so much worse being ill at Christmas- the only upside was being able to avoid some family commitments. Anyway, I find the longer I'm away from blogging, the less I feel like starting it up again. I feel like I should have something awesome to say after a month's silence, but sorry to disappoint- I haven't. I'm feeling a bit better this week and I'm back into creating after weeks of lying around watching TV. Sadly I didn't get any Christmassy pics to show you wich is a shame 'cause this year's cake and wreath (joint effort between pixie face and me) were lovely.
At least I managed to complete all my artwork and jewellery that had been commissioned for Christmas, I only have a picture of a portrait I'd been asked to do:
I don't know if the recipient was pleased with it, but the sender was.
I'm really into the combination of silver and copper at the moment.
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2 comments:
A lovely portrait - I am sure they will be thrilled -she has such sparkle.
Sorry to hear about the Christmas bugs in your house Tammy. What a horrible time for you and the children. I hope all is improving now. I found it quite hard to get back to blogging after being away for several months. You tend to lose the impetus. Anyway, your portrait is gorgeous. I am sure the recipient was very impressed. Have a good, germ free week.
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