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A Week of Exploring ...


This week has been a true week of exploring ~ As you can see from the photo I chose today, I have been dabbling in Photoshop and Paintshop ~ Some people watch TV and really enjoy just that ~ I find myself "exploring" my way through editing programs WHILE watching TV ~ It turns into a game of "What will I create tonight?" ... What do you do while watching TV? Knit? Sew? Sketch?

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  1. I like it like it like it! You are teasing me again! There are so many of your photos that I would like to use as an inspiration for my weaving! That's not fair, I only have two hands and one loom! :)
    I don't have a TV in my studio, but when I watch TV in my living room, I usually crochet.

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  2. I agree, I feel as if I'm wasting time if I'm not fadiddling(my own word, lol) with something while watching TV. I like hand sewing or even paging through a magazine while watching. I don't watch much television, except for Thursday nights when Project Runway is on. I do love that. Sometimes, I'll even bring a book over on the sofa and if I lose interest in the show I can always pick up a book.
    I'll be back to visit you...I'm going to subscribe so I know when you update.

    Good 'seeing' you!
    Emily

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  3. Nice to hear from you, Emily ~ I like your word, Fadidling - Great word, Actually ~ Yes, Watching TV is also catching up on magazine time for me, as well ~ I need to sit with my Mom and take a Sewing 101 class, I think I would like to know how to do simple stitches, well at least as a start. Yes, I also have a book on the coffee table to read during commercials. I would love to have you back for a visit ... Great catching up with you!
    ~Kristine

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  4. Great creativity! I'm enjoying your blog!

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  5. Thank you so much, Augcott ... I appreciate hearing from you ... I noticed you also have a blog, I will be visiting yours ...

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  6. Hi Kristine! Saw your post @ the Wild.Precious Coffee House and decided to stop by. I've really enjoyed reading some of your blog posts!

    I don't watch TV but will sit in the livingroom with family, reading or writing, while they watch TV. TV is just not a habit that I ever developed, lol - although I will watch a movie on DVD once in a while.

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  7. Great blog! Like your pictures too!

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  8. Hi Soulful ... Thank you so much ... Please come visit, Anytime ...

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  9. Hi Cynthia ... Thank you so much for stopping by ... I appreciate your comments ... Good to know that I am not the only one that likes to multi-task ... Movies, we need to focus a bit more :)

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