Waiting For the Light Buld

I just returned from visiting my mother in Alabama. Tank (the dog) and Boo (the cat) were both mad at me for leaving them alone with Pappa Bear and the boys for that long. You would have sworn I was gone for a month not 4 days. Everyone says that if I hadn't come home when I did Boo might have done something to Norville. Pappa Bear said that he would come into the kitchen and catch her looking at Norville with a certain look on her face. He just knew she was plotting the different was to make Norville suffer for making Momma leave. She sure yelled at me once I got back. In fact she still yells at me whenever she comes into the kitchen and thinks I am leaving. Tank has just attached himself to by backside. They both finally calmed down once they seen me fire up the laptop.

So now I am looking around for what project to complete now. Tim's hands are going to have to wait for the brainstorm to hit. I just haven't been inspired with a solution to his hand problem. I need them to be strong enough to hold the lantern and the staff, but they need to be flexable so that when I pack up for the year he is not still holding onto both items. I have thought about working on my outfit, but that means getting up in the attic and trying to find all of my sewing stuff. (The attic isn't the most friendly place right now.) I have been looking at some of the sites that I go to the most but inspiration/despiration/infatuation just hasn't taken hold just yet. For once it isn't because of procratination!!!! I have not been inspired by most of the hands that I have seen because of the fact that once they are dry, they are in that position only. Tim might not be holding onto the staff next year if I can figure out how to make his arm move like I want to. Then he would look really stupid with a hand clutching nothing.