Coffee in the Chicago skyline mug, "Real Good Thing" by Marc Broussard on iTunes. And we're off! Another week has begun with its deadlines and tasks and treats. The weekend just passed was glassless in action but full of glass planning (and ERP system creation). I also ruthlessly whacked at all the trees and shrubs in the front yard and followed that up with taking J for a haircut--but that's all another story.
Deadlines this week include several orders for shipping and the sidelights for GPQ. For tasks, I have the final artist organization for the open studio, working more on the ERP system, and making sample sets for the galleries that have requested them. My big treat this week will be preparing the studio to host 24 7th graders on a fieldtrip from J's school. This fall I have the privilege of teaching them basic glass cutting and kiln-forming and then helping them make glass ornaments/sun catchers for the school's holiday fair.
And now the deer hound is stirring and telling me it's time to head to the studio.
3 comments:
Those deer hound alarm clocks are so insistent. I prefer kitten alarm clocks. They're easier on the bladder...
I agree with bill. The whiskers on the eyelids are a lot easier than the pounceing by any size animal. Our cat comes up and sniffs our eyelids to wake us up. It works great. Only problem is she thinks 8 am is the time to get up and I think 9 is.
MONYMAN
lol monyman, we have a 15 or 16 lb alarm clock and she's set for hubby's work week time! AND she steps on the bladder area, TRAMP TRAMP TRAMP TRAMP!!!! this cat is NOT delicate in her walking! nor does she refrain from nudging repeatedly for petting if she thinks you are awake....
fortunately she MOSTLY bugs daddy hehehehe
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