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On October 13, 2017 By elizabeth kay booth

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I have a new design obsession. And a WIP that is almost a finished piece. Both make this a pretty awesome Friday.

Nature is the best color and design teacher. Lately it's been featuring complimentary colors - my favorite with the yellow and purple was taken just this morning on my daily hike at the state park. The blue and yellow in the storm photo is a little less obvious, but that's a lesson too. 😉

Every fairy princess has their thing. Mine has a handknit shawl. And just like that, she's off to prom.

Sometimes peer pressure is a great thing. I would not have taken a pottery class on my own even though I have always admired other people's work. But the opportunity presented itself while I was on a girls' trip to Gatlinburg last week, and I'm so glad I did! Not rushing out to buy a wheel or clay, but learning something new is always a good idea.

My model, aka daughter, looking beautiful and model-ish for her ball. I'm not sweet sixteen any more, but sparkly shoes and dresses never really get old, do they? I had as much fun helping her shop for her dress and get ready as I used to have when I was the one getting dressed up for a night out. 🥰😍 And that jacket she's wearing is actually mine. One of those pieces I bought ages ago that just goes with everything and never goes out of style. The best kind of fashion if you ask me!

Snow day today. The sheep went to check it out and decided they liked it better in the barn. And here you can see why fleeces have to be washed. Our "white" sheep look a little dirty compared to the true white of the snow.

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