We made a magazine!
http://www.sanlouie.com
A little preview for you all, and more pages are up on the site. We're exhausted and loopy and halfway into planning issue 2 :)
http://www.sanlouie.com
A little preview for you all, and more pages are up on the site. We're exhausted and loopy and halfway into planning issue 2 :)
I started it at 7ish this morning, on a medium fire at the lowest setting recommended for an initial fire: Cone 04 to (sputter) 1946 degrees. Takes 7 hours and I did everything right EXCEPT for looking at my manual after it hit 1000 and realizing the lid needed to be propped open by about 2 inches until it had gotten to that temp. Woo!
Nothing's blown up! There are also birds flying around on the fence occasionally and none of them have ignited yet :)
So, Tom takes Hannah and Beebs for a 5k turkey trot. At the end of the day, Hannah is sore all over and has a blister on the bottom of one foot. BB comes home, goes straight to his bed, and can't get up, not even to eat. $365, 2 vet visits and a set of x-rays later we find he's probably just pulled a muscle, the big baby. Tom? He outlasted a puppy and an 8-year old.
I found this today when searching for something or the other. She's been asking to go to the clay studio, but we just can't seem to find the time. What I need is a kiln.
And a wheel.
And a platen press.
And more time.
What do you guys think? Should we do one by ourselves? Invite our friends? I made this one for (sputter) Christmas 2007. That's eons ago!
We promise to never cut your fur this short again. Although, it will grow back just fine and dandy, and Hannah doesn't mind how you look. But we all think you look like a girl, especially since they left your two inch eyelashes untouched. It will grow back, we promise!
Placing the first sign was far easier than we thought, whew. And we're sad that the face will be hidden by a (transparent) handle.