Sunday, December 12, 2010

finding home.

leaving my home of 5 years,...
think i'm gonna be a floater for a couple of months
'til i get moving again.
manila or melbourne, and then manila to stay.
i'm not for one for a big house, at least not anymore.
one thing i'm hoping and praying for when i find home,
is this, or something like it.














Thursday, December 9, 2010

things to think about.

simplicity, wonder, a generous heart, creative spirit, humility & love love love love love love love !

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

christmas and crafts

  




From top to bottom--
(1) Japanese Stab Bind with a little experimentation.
(2) JSB notepad [made from scrap paper and scrapbook decoration sheet]
(3) Art/Craft Box [made with rice(?) paper from Hiromi (?) Santa Monica, and art paper from Otis Lab Press]
(4) Art/Craft Box display dos!
(5) Holiday tags from scrap paper that is superdeedooper old!
(6) Zoomed in watercolor painting from today :)
(7) Felt like doing a little watercolor today... so I did. Pretty fun!
(8) Mini glitter oxfords, sorta--
(9) Polka-dot beanie
(10) Then I attached them to some stuff I gift wrapped today.


Homemade crafts--

Enjoy.

from the darkness comes a light.



and my eyes have never seen the sky so clear, and my ears have never heard a ringing so true.

i waited, cried and shouted my deepest longing and desire for His heart, and definitely, HE DID NOT TARRY. In His precious and appointed time, He came, He gave, and He answered my heart's desire.

Habakkuk 2:3
For the vision is yet for an appointed time; But at the end it will speak, and it will not lie. Though it tarries, wait for it; Because it will surely come, It will not tarry.



My God is ever faithful, in every season, I will praise Him. I walk, He has awaken my soul, and for His name, I will GO.

Monday, December 6, 2010

all strung up.



today wasn't the best monday of 2010, in fact, it may be one of the worst of the year, and most possibly, one of the worst in the history of me. how ironic that i posted such a colorful picture of beads that were so torturous to string... it took me a couple days to string up four or five, five-foot length strings. i have no clue what to do with them, but i'm afraid they're going to have to just hang against my windows for now, or forever. as for the rest of the beads, i am giving them to my bracelet-making cousins who might have something better to do with them.