You ever have one of those days?

Weirdness.

Things that just don't add up.

I opened an email the other day.  It said you should send all your class requirements to your ex husband????

Really?  Why would I want to do that?

I look again.  Nope - that is what it says.  Getting ready for your upcoming class.  Send the ex what you need - again ?????  Why would he want to know that?  How does the studio even know his name.  None of this is making any sense to me.  But of course, I am having a small mind fart.  There could, possibly, be more than one man with that name.

Indeed, I was not married to the dreadlocked fellow that works at the Pittsburgh Glass Center. 

You can see all the details for my class on their website (or by clicking right here).  I am very excited to be teaching in Pittsburgh from the 8-12th of June, 2015. 

I guess I will get to meet the dreadlocked dude when I get there :)

Time is flying again - Arizona - January 2015

Goodness my last post was early December of last year.  Where does the time go?

It is a very cold winter in the Toronto area so far.  But I escaped for 10 days to Arizona recently.

Had the great pleasure of teaching four classes at The Melting Point in beautiful Sedona, Arizona.  The weather was perfect, The studio set up is gorgeous.  Wonderful hosts, Erin and Mike McMillen.  Mike took me out really early one morning in his big red jeep to do some off roading in the beautiful red hills.  I think I was pretty brave about the whole thing - it really is beautiful out there in the hills. 

I also had the best students!  We playing with Tiny Beads, Trees and then two days of Raking and Masking. 

Then I headed south for a few days with family and friends and fossils at the Gem Shows in Tucson.
I LOVE those fossils.

I am already looking forward to teaching at The Melting Point again - I will be returning in May of 2016.