Hello everyone. We have had a busy and lovely three-day weekend. Mike kept himself busy with throwing, and I also made one large sushi plate. We are working for a lovely lady in the U.S.. After making the plate, I started an experiment with an idea I have brooded. I made a wall hanging with high reliefs.
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| Red riding hood and a wolf |
Initially I was going to make a large wolf alone, but added the little girl. This was not intended to be fired, but after my spending about 7 hours, it might get fired after all.
Between throwing, Mike was attending the garden. Throwing causes back pain, so it is a good idea to do something else for a break
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| Mike's veg seedlings. |
Pumpkin is hopefully looking up the fork pushed into the soil. She is wondering if somebody is going to cultivate her land so that she could find some delicious grubs.
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| Is somebody there? |
Of course, Mike came and did some weeding for her.
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| Where are my grubs? |
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Hurry up!
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I came out to put the laundry (dog beds!) in, but couldn't help joining these two. So I started looking for Cave art in the place Mike dug. I looked at several flint stones, but there wasn't any, probably because there is no cave around here!
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| Lilly flowered tulips opened. |
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| Left one is has a virus. |
Flowers in the garden look fabulous. Spring has sprung. Warm and bright. We are so delighted. I thought we will not have spring this year.
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| The cherry blossom in the garden. |
Once I had taken photos, I went back to pack my orders; I will go to the main post office by bus tomorrow. Topaz, the post office dog, would be left behind.
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| Topaz pretends to be dead. : ) |
After dinner, we popped out to the library of the University of Kent. I got more books on primitive art. They look interesting!
