I finished the lions for hubby for Father's Day. Nothing like last minute. He wanted 2 to put on an outside banister (male and female -- it's subtle lol). It took a long time -- and many days of "painting block" to get started.
Scary phase ... WHAT IS THIS?!? |
A little better |
Finally starting to look like a lion. |
Female on right ... tried to paint a softer, wider face |
It's a very different style than the Happy Rocks. These are much easier to start -- no blank rock performance anxiety.
I get excited about trying the more realistic rocks, but then get stuck easily. I want to do one more lion (to keep) and a mouse. Thinking about the next collection idea -- no ideas so far though.
I did a "thing." Signed up for the next level hike -- 9 miles, fast. I'm not sure I qualify and so far I'm the only one signed up (strange) and it might rain. Lots of points against, but I went for it and I hope I get to give it a go on Wednesday. It's a trail I know well and it's early in the morning -- both points in favor. The level I hike now is too easy. I'd like a challenge, but still concerned about my back. Feels like a fun thing leading up to my birthday next week.
Speaking of upcoming birthday, I decided to drop the Little By Little goals this year. Last two years I had to stop the physical goal (back injury) and I over performed the other goal. Since I focus on future self each day, I think that fits better right now. There was nothing I felt inspired to try. It's about results by doing something small, consistently and not the check-list mentality. My ideas were check-list and/or not Little by Little goals. If something comes to mind in the future, I'll bring it back.
I finished this book. It was good -- bit sad at times, but I liked the author's writing a lot and the ending was uplifting.
Today should be a fun day. Heading for pickle ball for 2 hours this morning with the kids. I'm a spectator with my back, but it's in a park so I should get to walk around a bit too. Lunch after with everyone.
Hope you have a good day. Later gators.
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