Hay There, Chickadee

Hi there, everbody!

How's your weekend going so far?

We've been having fun.

Last night was Family Movie Night,

so I introducted my boys to the original

Karate Kid with Ralph Macchio.

Now we're hearing a lot of

"Wax on, wax off,

Left-a-circle, hei! Right-a-circle, hei!"

It's quite amusing. ;o)

After I tucked my little Daniel-Sans in bed,

I decided to get a little crafty,

I clicked on one of my favorite color challenges,

to Color Q challenge #86

and was immediately inspired.

Don't you love it when that happens?



I immediately thought of a barnyard scene,

which was perfect, because my new Lawn Fawn stamps

just arrived in the mail,

and it gave me the perfect opportunity to ink up

Critters on the Farm.

After that, I still wasn't tired,

so I decided to log on to my old computer

and read through some of my short stories

and novel beginnings.

For those of you who don't know,

writting has always been my number one passion,

but a crippling case of writer's block hit me

last January, and I haven't written a single thing since.

I was really starting to believe that maybe I'd only

imagined that I had talent as a writer,

and that, in truth, I probably wasn't very good after all.

Reading through some of my pieces last night,

I discovered with tears of relief that some of it

 was actually pretty darn good.

I've been lost in the woods for a long time now,

but I think I am beginning to see the light through the trees

on the other side. Let's hope so.

With that being said, I'm off to my writer's group,

and then to work.

Have a lovely Saturday!

 Supplies:

cardstock: Bazzill

paper: Cosmo Cricket, October Afternoon

stamps: Lawn Fawn's Critters on the Farm and Bon Voyage

ink: Momento Tuxedo Black, Ranger Distress in Tea Dye, Peeled Paint, and Tumbled Glass

copics: lots