Roses Are Blue...

How could you resist faces like these?

Ok, so nothing like a last minute invitation.  But, good news!  I am going to be a vendor in the super awesome Big Crafty Holiday Show in Asheville, NC Sunday December 6th from 12-6.  Which, yeah, is this Sunday...so if you are in the area I hope you will stop by and say hello.  Not just to me-there are a ton of amazing vendors participating.  And maybe even snow!  Outside, of course, but still very festive.  Perfect weather to get you in the mood for a little holiday shopping.  Hope to see you all there!

 

**EDIT: Whoops!  Were you wondering what the faces are for?  They are for the Warm Fuzzies.  They'll be waiting for you at the show!**

Happy Easter! What?

I SAID, "HAPPY EASTER!" 

Ok, just one more interruption before we get back to the simple fixes.  It's spring!  Well, tomorrow will be anyway.  And that means Easter is just around the corner.  If you were with me last year then these perpetual chocolate bunnies will look familiar.  But since last year the boys were, um, less than impressed with my clever faux chocolate, this year I have made them for y'all instead!  Now they are available for you to have your very own!  That is unless you'd rather have a roa-err, palmetto bug for your easter basket? 

Shameless, I know, but if I don't plug myself then who will?

We interrupt this program to bring you...

...Perry, the American cockroach (periplaneta americana), and his diminutive cousin, Mini P, starring at an Etsy shop near you!  Both Perry and Mini P are sweet, sensitive guys who enjoy surprises, shadows, and quick scuttles across empty kitchens at night...they are eager to find the right person or persons to take them home.  I mean, because they are roaches and all, it will definitely have to be someone um, special...

I made the original Perry, who I call Pal because he's from the south, some months ago but I haven't been able to part with him (much to Kevin's dismay).  I can't help it!  He's just too cute.  He welcomes our guests from his perch on the guest bed.  I mean, what could be more inviting than a giant roach, err, palmetto bug on your pillow?  Come to think of it, we haven't had many visitors lately...  Anyway, I made Perry and Mini P to put in the shop but they are not palmetto bugs.  They are New York roaches.  You can tell by the coffee cup.