What to say about girl crush?! I felt so honored to host such a great day, met some pretty inspiring people and ate delicious little cupcakes. What more can you ask of a day? You can read more about our PDX girl crush, here and here!
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it could have been worse
So the weekend started out on a nice note, my daughter took her first jump at her riding lesson, smiles all around. Unfortunately, I then went and sprained my ankle. At first we thought it was a break (I heard a whole lot of snap, crack, pop when it happened), so off to the ER the whole family went. Good times. Luckily it is just a sprain and I should be go enough to walk around on it for out upcoming trip (knock on wood).
happy weekend!
(and when did it get to be June?!)
love me some new postcards
I just got these and love how they turned out.
weekend
For a long weekend, it went awfully fast. The highlight was a fun night at the Timbers game which also provided a perfect view of the thunder and lightening. Then this morning the best bit of crochet bombing I’ve seen yet.
Have a lovely weekend!
Oh, this weekend is going to be a good one. We’re taking in our first Timbers game of the season (fingers crossed no rain), checking out the new Waffle window (precariously close to our house) and lots o painting. I have my painting mojo back, I’m so excited to dive in!
Oh, and did you see the write ups on the Seattle Girl Crush Tea party (here and here)? There are still spots left for the Portland one I’m hosting June 9!
I’m still here
Just a little bogged down with work and spiffing up my workspace a little. It has turned into one of those house projects where one thing leads to another, to another. I can’t wait to have my space back, no doubt it will be much more efficient when done, until then….not so efficient…
weekend pics
We had a wonderful mother’s day/birthday boy combo day here on Sunday with perfect blue skies to enjoy it. Now I have a boy home from school with a crazy eye thing going on (that you can see just starting in the pic above), luckily he has several new lego kits to keep him busy!
Please!
Help us make this happen! Portlanders, we need to fill four more spots in the June workshop I am hosting with Danielle of the Jealous Curator in my studio. Pretty please pass the word to anyone you know who may be interested!
on my night stand
I love to research and plan a trip into the ground. Exibit a:
I spy…
One of my large paintings was featured in the recent Rejuvenation catalog!
weekend pics
Sun. That pretty much sums up the weekend. Well, that and a life changing scoop of sea salt caramel ice cream from here. It feels like summer and the stress of last week is gone. What a great start to the week!
great news!
I have some exciting news! The girl crush tea party art workshop I am hosting in June has a new price! Due to the generosity of our sponsors, Elephants Deli and Plywerk, it is now only $175. I am beyond excited after reading about the success of the first event in San Francisco. I hope you can join us!!!
when it rains….
So many things swirling around these parts right now, I’m feeling a little disjointed. It doesn’t help that I’m a little under the weather and there are some major life decisions going on, potentially good ones, but stressfull nonetheless. I’m trying my hardest to stay focused and get some work done!
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It’s Monday again
How does that keep happening?!
We had the most beautiful weather this weekend and it felt. so. good. I got an early bday gift from my parents and am loving it, an old school polaroid camera. It’s like magic to the kids. We did an easter treasure hunt with some friends that led to a fun old fashioned soda fountain shop, so the kids got their fill of sugar. Now, fingers crossed the sun stays for a few more days, at least.
happy Friday! (and new do)
I finally got my hair cut the other day. I’m almost as bad about scheduling hair cuts as I am about teeth cleanings. Have a wonderful weekend!
Red
My husband and I recently went to the play Red and I so enjoyed it. It is ‘an intense bio-drama of the renowned modern artist (and Oregon-raised) Mark Rothko, Red earned critical laurels in its New York run last season. Set in the 1950s, when Rothko was commissioned to create a series of large pieces of art for the new Four Seasons Restaurant, Red tackles big questions about art—what it takes to create it, and where it belongs in our world.’
The Portland Art Museum currently has an exhibit of Rothko’s work that runs until the end of May so I need to make my way over there, as well.
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yep, that pretty much sums it up…
things i’ve seen and liked lately
Monday