so glad you left a note, I was really beginning to wonder when I called out and there was no answer...I was sure someone had to be home. :) Good luck with the deadline! XOXO
Great Little H on the P book! I loved it so much as a child too - and as an adult. Never liked the TV show at all. I remember vividly a description of a relative's dress with little buttons down the back like a row of blackberries.
I hope the work in the studio is going well. Please don't give away your paintbrush.
I'll be on the lookout for a green bottle with enclosed message the next time I walk the beach...who knows, stranger things have happened. This post is a brilliant idea, by the way!
Love the photo! Glad to hear you’re nice and busy G, it’s just a pity work didn't come in at a steady pace instead of the 'feast or famine' phases which are frequently accompanied with extraordinary tight deadlines, we illustrators seem to have to put up with. Anyway, Good luck with your deadlines. Debs x
Enjoyed catching up on your blog :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Christmas tree you had and love that cat-in-the-box LOL
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Good luck with your deadline - love this post, made me giggle!
ReplyDeleteso glad you left a note, I was really beginning to wonder when I called out and there was no answer...I was sure someone had to be home. :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the deadline!
XOXO
I hear ya. I have about a 36 hour reprieve before the next grind... I wonder about this stuff, you know?
ReplyDeleteGreat Little H on the P book! I loved it so much as a child too - and as an adult. Never liked the TV show at all. I remember vividly a description of a relative's dress with little buttons down the back like a row of blackberries.
ReplyDeleteI hope the work in the studio is going well. Please don't give away your paintbrush.
Great photo, and good luck with the work!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant post, best of luck with the deadline.
ReplyDeleteVery best of luck meeting your deadline, Gretel; when you ARE able to come out to play, I will come and call for you!!!
ReplyDeleteYou go girl!!
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I'll be on the lookout for a green bottle with enclosed message the next time I walk the beach...who knows, stranger things have happened.
ReplyDeleteThis post is a brilliant idea, by the way!
I'm killing myself laughing! What a neat message and what a great photo!
ReplyDeleteGoodluck with the deadline - hang in there Gretel XX
ReplyDeleteHi G, I REALLY like this image!
ReplyDeleteHope you meet your deadline ok.
I'd like to buy some mice cards, can I get them separate or are they mixed packs?
Will you be going to NEC, shall we meet again this Feb? pm me when you are less busy, no rush.
P.xx
Love the photo! Glad to hear you’re nice and busy G, it’s just a pity work didn't come in at a steady pace instead of the 'feast or famine' phases which are frequently accompanied with extraordinary tight deadlines, we illustrators seem to have to put up with. Anyway, Good luck with your deadlines. Debs x
ReplyDeleteOh I bet you are creating something wonderful...Good luck on your deadline.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Connie
You've got to be great, you like Iron and Wine...ever heard of Mr E? the Eels-Blinking Lights Album...kindered spirits...
ReplyDeleteI hope the work is all going well.
ReplyDeleteAnd that you can come out to play now/soon..... cos I've tagged you. See my blog for details.
Yar, matey, what be this? S.O.S. in a bottle?
ReplyDeleteI be knowin' what this pore stranded salt be needin', and it be wendin' its way to ye even now, ar.
Hope it's a good project if not I'll come and rescue you, just say the word :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post!! hehe. Hope it all worked out!
ReplyDeleteHave you been ransacking my studio again?
ReplyDeleteI know that note all too well!