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Yay! Civilization!
Jan. 12th, 2021 05:56 pmWe had our appointment with the hairdresser today and now we've left the Neanderthal and resemble the homo sapiens again - at least on the outside. *g*
While Mum was getting her perm, I had the chance to go to some craft shops as well as the Müller's drugstore and now I'm the proud owner of another motif puncher (this time the right size) and some amazingly beautiful hot foil designer paper (because I don't have enough craft paper already) as well as some Christmas contour stickers. So I'm already armed for the next Christmas crafting frenzy, hahaha!
The trip was exhausting for Mum, though, since she hasn't gone out a lot since Covid took over the world. Accordingly, we were slow like molasses and it was almost 2pm when we got home. Ate leftovers, which is always a win, and then - since I still don't have my telly back - I used the early afternoon to cut out some elements for Little Emma's quiet book: the hen and the penguin, for two different pages. Perhaps I'll be able to make some headway now.
I also went to school for the eggsies but they hadn't arrived yet, and - as my personal friends don't order their eggs from the same source - nobody thought of informing me about that fact. I was moderately pissed, but at least I saw Edith and Elise and waved them from a distance. Better than nothing, right?
While Mum was getting her perm, I had the chance to go to some craft shops as well as the Müller's drugstore and now I'm the proud owner of another motif puncher (this time the right size) and some amazingly beautiful hot foil designer paper (because I don't have enough craft paper already) as well as some Christmas contour stickers. So I'm already armed for the next Christmas crafting frenzy, hahaha!
The trip was exhausting for Mum, though, since she hasn't gone out a lot since Covid took over the world. Accordingly, we were slow like molasses and it was almost 2pm when we got home. Ate leftovers, which is always a win, and then - since I still don't have my telly back - I used the early afternoon to cut out some elements for Little Emma's quiet book: the hen and the penguin, for two different pages. Perhaps I'll be able to make some headway now.
I also went to school for the eggsies but they hadn't arrived yet, and - as my personal friends don't order their eggs from the same source - nobody thought of informing me about that fact. I was moderately pissed, but at least I saw Edith and Elise and waved them from a distance. Better than nothing, right?
