my handwriting.

Thanks Heather! ^_~

What does your handwriting look like? Do you love it or hate it? I feel like mine looks like a teenage boys! Oh well.

why do you blog?

Alycia from the curious pug asked an interesting question “Why do you blog?” It got me thinking. I feel like my blog recently took a shift in a very strange direction. I think I was trying to be like everyone else or something like that. I needed to take my own advice and be myself on my blog. The more my blog started to represent me, the better I felt, and the better the response I received.

So….

-To journal my families adventure in moving to Arizona-To look back and remember-To connect with others-To be creative-To share things I make with others-To share how to make things with others-To put my thoughts out there because it makes me feel like I’m doing SOMETHING-To vent and rant-To share things that inspire me-To get feedback-To comment on other blogs about their thoughts, feelings, and creative-To support other artists and bloggers

I could probably go on forever. There are so many reasons why I blog but the bottom line is that I love to do it. I hope you love to do it too!

So, why do you blog? If you post about it also go ahead and link it back to Alycia’s blog post! I want to read everyone’s. I think it’s funny that everyone’s response is pretty much the same and totally different at the same time.

I have a question.

I was just curious if anyone out there crafts in public? Do you ever go to a coffee shop, and make jewelry? Or sit in a book store café, and knit?


Yoola

I was just thinking about this the other day. I can really use a good way of getting out of the house. Being a stay at home mom and going to school online doesn’t really make for getting out a lot. Just being able to get something done other than laundry or homework would be a nice change. So, if you do craft in public, do you find it awkward? Have you ever been told by someone working to stop whatever it is your doing? I can’t really see that happening but you never know. Is there any kind of art or craft that’s a big “no no” in public do you think?

ohmay

I’ve done some crafting in Starbucks before. I was making wedding invitations and I was surprised I didn’t get any weird looks or questions about what I was doing at all. Just personally, if I see someone making something in public I always want to know what it is they are doing. I guess I’m just noisy like that though.

wildolive

So, any thoughts on doing it in public? I’d love your point of view!