worm compost!!!

Not really an art project, but a project none-the-less. They've been happy as far as I'm concerned for the past month. However, last I checked (which was a couple of minutes ago), a few worms appeared to be crawling up the sides. Slightly disconcerting considering a worm-compost "horror story" I heard a couple of weeks ago from one of Peter's friends. Apparently this friend had one of these homemade bins and he started noticing worms out and about in his house. Weird places--by his bed, in the bathroom. He thought it was just by weird chance that these poor creatures found their way outside of their home until all of the worms had escaped and withered in his home. Not entirely a coincidence, it appears. I'll let y'all know if something like that happens here...hopefully there will be nothing to report.

for peter

Materials used: reclaimed packing paper, cereal boxes, sweet potato, ink, and reclaimed string.

stationery set

Materials used: reclaimed packing paper, cereal boxes, sweet potato, ink, bits of string

packing paper journal!

lindsay's coffee sleeve

I created this during the down-time hours at my new work. I really liked the way that it turned out and will be making more! Crocheting is fun!

cozy cozy

A peek at our humble abode. This is our "living room," where I do some of my work. Currently on the top of my list of things to do: complete the worm compost set-up (worms are in the mail, yay!). Don't worry, pictures of that will be up soon as well.

2010

First post of the new year. My resolutions are pretty random, especially since I don't typically have them...they are as follows:

Lift more weights.
Gain 5 pounds.
Do yoga.
Live day to day.
AND, because you were probably expecting it, post more on this blog!

There is more to come, I promise.

Take care, hope the holidays were delicious!