Work at Home

As the garden design continues… This week, the garden designer sent me a map of the backyard with the provisional names of each garden area noted on it, and a bulleted list of the ideas and suggestions she has for each of these garden areas. I now get to mull over the ideas and send her back comments and questions

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As The Garden Design Continues…

A SNEAK PEAK AT WHAT’S TO COME… Here at the Hospitality Establishment we have been hard at work putting together a selection of cooking classes just for you! Here is a quick look at what you can expect over the next few months. For further details or if there is any particular class which you would like to see on the schedule please do not hesitate to let us know! THE BARE NECESSITIES This series of classes will introduce you to the basics in the kitchen such as learning how to properly use and care for your knives, safe food handling and storage, basic cookery techniques and tricks of the trade. AROUND THE WORLD September will introduce a range of beginners classes in authentic thai, Spanish tapas and Japanese cuisine with more to follow… FOOD FAV’S Food favourites look at cooking specific foods in a variety of ways from the traditional to the modern

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A Sneak Peak at What’s to Come…

Today at 3 pm I officially started my holidays!  I have been looking forward to some time off of work.  For quite awhile my plans were up in the air, also I didn’t really want to nail myself down.  Now I’ve got two busy weeks ahead of me! Wedding Row – Bent Creek Saturday evening I have a wedding to go to, one of my long time TKD buddies is tying the knot.  Today I started the process of framing

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Frrrreeeedoooom!

Come see Steve and me at CHA on July 27th and 28th! We will be in the Plaid booth showcasing our new tools! (i heard there is a free give-away!!!) Tues – 10:00 – 6:00 – Plaid Booth Wed – 9:00 – 5:00 – Plaid Booth Wanna learn more about our tools?? Visit this blog post! See Y’all Soon~ Cathie

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CHA or Bust! Come see us in the Plaid Booth!

Tattered roses are all the rage! My grandmother taught me how to make these 30 years ago using wide ribbon and a needle and thread. If you wanna stitch them, just replace the glue spots with a stitch or two. If you wanna make some quick roses – use Hot Glue and Hot Glue Gun Helpers! (shipping to stores soon!!!!!) The roses can be used to embellish just about anything! Jewelry, headbands, purses, gifts, party favors.

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Make This: Tattered Roses with Hot Glue Gun Helpers

collage of digital photos of a single drawing done in August 2008 This photo is from my “july 2008 and onwards” file in “judy’s pictures”. I have just spent half an hour looking (for a different photo).

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Too many photos, too little time

Dear Dee and Mary Ann and Gardening Friends Everywhere, I’m very late with my letter this week, having just returned from a few days in Chicago. I had hoped to post something Monday evening after getting there, but I could not get a good Internet connection in my hotel room. Oh well, such is life

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Dear Friends and Gardeners July 19, 2010

“There are people who strictly deprive themselves of each and every eatable, drinkable, and smokable which has in any way acquired a shady reputation. They pay this price for health. And health is all they get for it

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Learn to Cook like a Chef in July

Home Depot Blog Planning Your Craft Room It’s great having a dedicated space in my home for my creative studio. It allows me to keep my creative life such as my photography, design and my graphic work all centralized and organized

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Part One: Make Your Craft Room, Art Studio or Creative Space …

I looked in the mirror and said to myself “You’re fine.” water based resist with procion dye on paper I am suddenly tired. I feel distanced from what used to be my normal life, and look forward to returning to it.

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The art tour is over