No great plans today. Maybe a bit of gardening, lunch on the lawn (it's more mud than grass at the moment though), long walk with the dog and a bit of housework. Still working on the red wine stain my friend K left on Saturday. It is being extremely persistent and an eye sore. Since when have I become so houseproud? WHEN DID I BECOME MY MOTHER??? *arrrrrrrrrrgh* But apart from these little activities, I shall take it easy.Along the way I might do a little bit of research into yarn shops around the country. Then I can email them the rest of the week offering my services as Amigurumi Guru. Surely I will be able to get some more bookings. Everybody likes my stuff, but nobody wants to pay for it. Isn't that the way of the world? I must say, in this day and age I certainly don't envy the prostitutes. They must have an incredibly hard time.
As I look at the day ahead of me, I can't help but agree with my friend T's statement that I live in a bubble. Maybe 'real' life still passes me by, frantic activities during massive bouts of boredom don't make a 'real' life. But on the other hand, my little bubble is such a comfy one, that it gets increasingly difficult to leave it. I probably need somebody with a ginormous needle to come along and burst it. But that thought is just too scary!!!



don't we all just live in the bubble that we create? mine includes work but its the type i want to do...
ReplyDeleteand ginormous needles are for sewing up crochet not burstng bubbles!