Using a lighter value beige brightens this warp considerably. I'm really happy with it now that it is wet finished. (See Change of Pace post a few days ago.)
The last two days I've been making final arrangements for the trip - loading my suitcases, getting my vitamins and meds ready, ticking a few more items of administrivia off my list. Some things I'd hoped to get done will have to wait until I get home.
Ah yes - home. That flight that touches down Feb. 13 at 23:59pm. Yes, you read that correctly. Midnight. With a 3 hour time zone change which will make it 3 am my body clock time. And at least an hour before I get home, probably so cranked that I won't be able to sleep worrying about a month's worth of mail etc. That is, if I even get home, depending on weather. :-/
The exotic life of an itinerant teaching weaver....
And that warp I'd planned to leave on the loom for when I get home? Um. Well. I finished it.
Nekkid loom alert! Both of them are. :}
Well, since I don't know what will be awaiting me when I get home, I guess having two nekkid looms isn't actually a bad thing?
Anyway, I don't know how often I'll get to a computer so blog posts may not be very regular for the next 31 days.
Hope to see some of you on my travels. :)
4 comments:
Safe travels! And may all of your students have a wonderful time and learn a lot. Plus, may you return home safely and in good health.
Have a wonderful time. Your students are very lucky to have you!
Thanks - Now that I've done everything that I *can* do I am starting to get excited about being there. :) And maybe even missing some of the worst winter weather here! :^)
cheers,
Laura
Bon voyage! Have a lovely time and return safely. Hope your students appreciate what you go through for them. ;)
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