dragonsinger

This past weekend, I received the most wonderful package from Ladyoflosttimes!!!

With my two favorite teas and an assortment of flavored coffees, as well as some tea on the go, she made the most amazing crocheted box of Valentine Candy. The whole thing!! Crocheted!!!

Absolutely Awesome

Since I last posted what I've been up to.  That's because for the past couple of weeks things have been busy and active and hectic and along with trying to complete mollys for friends, I've also had to complete an afghan for a wedding present by this past Saturday.  Joe had a wedding to officiate at our church and I made this for the couple.

( And the gift is done on time )
As well as did their programs and a ceremony booklet for Joe to use during the service and then be a keepsake for them after.

( wedding graphics )
Also, have been working on some mollys and mailed out three so far so kadidid, overcast,  and lezlishae  watch your mailboxes!!

     ( Even Umbridge needs a Molly )

( ::Bites:: )
   ( Delana! )
Currently just assembled and am putting the trim onkimberly_elf's and have hpmommy's waiting to be assembled and trimmed.  The body for hp5freak's is almost done and will be starting another batch of sleeves as I work on more bodies as well.

Taking a break -- well is it a break if you're working on Mollys as you listen? -- Joe and i went back to Sweet Bay Coffee House in Ft. Smith for the celtic music they have on the second Sunday of the month.  It had been a few months since we'd been there so it was a nice way to relax.

( Fiddles and bodhrans and flutes, oh my! )

Now, back to work on Mollys!

ETA: By they way if you are keeping count, that's 9 mollys completed! ETAA: because I can't tell an Lj name from a forum name some days *lol*

Discovered that Sweet Bay Coffee House has celtic music on the second Sunday of the month from 2-4 pm. So the other day, we took ourselves up there and had a wonderful time.

Of course, had to have a cup of Cafe Au Lait to remind us of upcoming visits to Cafe Du Monde!



The musicians played a variety of celtic songs and instruments. 





And if the bodhran player looks familiar, you've seen him in my photos from Kelt's where he plays the harp as well!  And had some knitting with me, managing to complete the ribbed cuff for a hat while there.



Lady Macbeth even took off dancing to one of the more livelier numbers!  (With a little help from the bodhran player's lovely wife, Norma!





A wonderful way to spend an afternoon!