I’ve been putting out balloon sculptures several times per week and have so enjoyed the reaction of the neighborhood. Today and tomorrow, I’m participating in the “One Million Bubbles for Joy” campaign. Thousands of balloon artists around the world are creating lawn art to share in their neighborhoods. Today I thanked parents. Our block is […]
Don’t Be Slothful!
With the current situation, I think we are all trying to find ways to keep ourselves and our families and friends engaged and as happy as possible. While very important to stay informed, it can leave me feeling overwhelmed. One way I’ve been trying to bring a little joy into our neighborhood (and keep myself […]
Rain, Rain, Go Away!
Here in Texas, it has been a very rainy spring. While grateful for the rain and how plants are just bursting into bloom and greenery, we are tired of the gloom. The current situation with the worldwide pandemic makes the gloom more difficult. Kids are home from school and everyone is just ready for things […]
Something Fun
This week I’ve had the opportunity to use the Zoom tool to meet up (virtually) with a wonderful group of women from my church. It was so nice to see their faces in “real time”. I hope that you are finding ways to connect and reconnect with people virtually while we get through this pandemic. […]
The Importance of Social Distancing
The CORVID-19 virus has had a devastating impact around the globe. We are likely a bit behind the curve in getting a handle on it in America, but people are now stepping up and beginning to understand how important it is to “flatten the curve”. During this time, it is difficult to know how to […]
Be Safe – Be Sensible
There have been a lot of jokes about the people hoarding toilet paper. By the way, that needs to stop. Now. Really. Stop. But that hoarding “reflex” comes from a good place. We all want to take care of our families, friends, ourselves. And while there has been a lot of scary information floating around, […]
Spring On the Way!
I don’t know about you, but endless gloomy, cloudy days wear me down. I find my creativity slowing to a crawl and that makes me feel “less than” my best self. I spend more time on the computer which, while useful and enjoyable, is also largely a creative drain because my time is focused on […]
When Creativity is Learning What NOT to Do
I’ve been in a bit of a creative slump lately. So today I decided that, no matter what, I was going to devote my day to something creative. Little did I know I would learn an important lesson. I decided I would first do a quick little design on my Silhouette Cameo 4. I’ve been […]
Phil Predicts Early Spring
Here in Texas we had a beautiful 70-degree day! While Phil was pulled out of his little stump in the midst of snowfall, he still “predicted” an early spring! How wonderful it will be to have extra fun days to whip out the balloons, face painting, and crafting fun for gigs where we don’t have […]
Endings
At the end of 2019, I closed my soaping business (Merry Sherry’s Small Batch Soaps). Last week I sold off all my supplies and equipment. It was really hard to let this business go. It was never much of a money-maker, but I enjoyed the soap making process from beginning to end. I will continue […]
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