Rose from Escondido purchased Swirl Lentils from me years ago and decided to look me up since she was visiting family here. She sent a nice note that she had really enjoyed working with my beads and that she would like to take a class from me. Rose is a very talented jewelry designer, but she felt that it was time that she created her own beads instead of purchasing them from another artist.
Turns out the answer is yes... I would even venture to say that a pasta machine is not even necessary. Rose was my very first student for my new class and she helped me more than she knows. I took notes as she took notes. I found out some things that students will definitely want to know, things that I take for granted. Rose was very happy with her class. She said she learned so much and that I was a patient teacher. Yay :o)
Midway, we took a break and chatted out back by my shady Purple Robe Locust Tree.
I made us some guacamole with blue corn chips, orange slices and graham crackers. Pretty fancy huh?
Thank you for a great day Rose from Escondido!
Happy Earth Day and Happy Easter to you all!
3 comments:
OMG! Is your studio really that neat? I had to enlarge the picture to take a closer look! You have so much space and so much light! It looks like a wonderful place to create! I love the colors in the beads that you pictured. They are so pretty. Your tree is pretty too. I always thought that those were lilacs of some kind. Your little sausage dog looks like he's enjoying the shade. I would like to be in Rose's shoes and take a class from you! Happy Easter!
Yes, Radar can't take too much sun being black and all ;o)
...and Doreen, you can't possibly think that my space looks like that all them time. I cleaned and organized before Rose came over. lol, I didn't want to spoil her image of me.
thanks for the kind words dear!
Doreen i am totally agree with you great ideas about cleaning
Thanks for sharing.
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