Princess Bubbles Creates

LeeAnna  has asked. what was your favorite subject in school... elementary, high school, or college... or did your favorite subject change over time? what was the teacher like? do you still have an interest in that subject? ART, always ART.  Each year in high school, we had three different teachers.  There was a ceramics teacher, a printmaking teacher and a painting teacher.  I enjoyed ceramics and printmaking the most in terms of art.  Those two teachers were okay.  The painting teacher was lovely.  She always talked to us like we were actual people, not just students.   I like walking in my neighbourhood.  I like that the bitter cold has departed.  I am a bit concerned for this ice sculpture now that it is warming up a bit.  You can see containers in the background.  I think they are planning to add to this art piece.  I hope it works out for them.  I will walk by it today with a friend to check on it. I like t...

 Aw, this feels better.  I didn't have to add a lot to the tail make it look better.  Another fish finished. I still have to figure out what I will ultimately do with my fish.  Possibly they will illustrate a book for one of my grandchildren.

 I started stitching this fish a few weeks ago.  My granddaughter wanted to make one, so we stitched together.  It is a delight to teach her!  She is so keen to learn. I was thinking that this little fish was finished.  However, just now I am noticing that the tail is a bit small for the size of the fish.  Why am I just noticing this now?  The tail is the most fun for me, so I will see what I can do to make it better.  It won't take long to stitch in some more fluffy goodness! I am linking to https://kathysquilts.blogspot.com/

LeeAnna  has asked us to   Describe a wonderful romantic date  One Valentine's Day, when our boys were young, my sweet hubby created a lovely stay-at-home date.  It took place in our old, unfinished basement!  The most unlikely of places, but that made it special.  He made dinner for all of us.  The boys got to eat in front of the TV, a big treat.  Tim and I ate at the dining room table with candlelight.  After dinner, Tim got a roaring fire going in our wood stove in our dingy basement.  He set up a cozy place for us to sit, cuddle and enjoy the fire.  I am sure that doesn't sound all that wonderful to most people.  It meant a lot to me though.  To be clear, he has also taken me to some crazy expensive restaurants for dinner for Valentine's.  Somehow, they don't mean as much to me.  Of course, I appreciate a lovely meal out; any time I don't have to cook is good! I enjoyed going through some old photos of my art...

 I have been playing around with a bit of paint.  When I saw a sign that said this kitchen is for dancing, I knew I had to create my own.  Whenever a good song comes on, I make my sweet hubby dance with me.  The last time we did it, the grandkids were here.  They all crowded into the kitchen to watch us!  They all had big smiles on their faces.  I am sure it wasn't because we are good dancers; we are not.  It must have delighted them to see us have fun together. My painting still needs work, but I am having fun in the process.  I think it needs some glitter!

 I am on a mission to use up some of the journals I have collected over the years.  This one is about 3x3 inches.  It has handmade paper, which has a lovely texture.  I have been using soft pastels in this book.  I am enjoying creating simple, quick and expressive mandalas in it!