New discovery--used holiday ribbon makes really COOL puffy Origami stars!
It's
so nice to be able to reuse something that normally just gets used once
and--most of the time still looking great--gets tossed. The ribbon is
strong enough to hold the star shape, is naturally sparkly-pretty and is
by far the best thing I've found to fold stars with yet. I've only
tried the wide stuff, not the narrow ribbon yet--it will likely work, I
just don't know if my fingers are nimble enough to FOLD the narrow
ribbon!
Of course, the kid found other uses for them...
Smart-ass Southern California Mom/Writer/Origami fumbler. These days loving our never dull, often absurd family life in the Northern Nevada Eastern Sierra mountains...with LOTS of chickens. Fluent in Snark.
Jack
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Friday, December 25, 2009
Happy Holidays!
Here's our tree this year, it's a shame it has to go in a couple of days, but will be recycled.
The kid is happy with her loot, and above all, the traditions that our family holds near and dear to their hearts have been preserved...
I LOVE the maniacal gleam in her eyes!
...all over her long-suffering father. Ya gotta love pointless family traditions!
You have to watch those traditions though, sometimes they come back to bite you in the butt!
Otherwise known as, 'Watch where you sit!'. And yes, we were calling her Bow Butt for the rest of the morning.
The kid is happy with her loot, and above all, the traditions that our family holds near and dear to their hearts have been preserved...
I LOVE the maniacal gleam in her eyes!
...all over her long-suffering father. Ya gotta love pointless family traditions!
You have to watch those traditions though, sometimes they come back to bite you in the butt!
Otherwise known as, 'Watch where you sit!'. And yes, we were calling her Bow Butt for the rest of the morning.
Friday, December 4, 2009
It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like...Uh...
Today while driving home from the doctor's office, I spotted a small
green pickup truck headed towards me...with what looked like three large
penguin heads poking out over the top of the cab. I got a chuckle at
the optical illusion...until it drove by and I could see that it was,
indeed, three large, paper mache penguins riding serenely in the bed of
the truck, regally facing forward. I gotta start carrying a camera with
me for stuff like that, southern California is a lush weirdness habitat.
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