Warning! Warning! Critical Mass Reached!!

I am getting rid of as many things as I possibly can. Yesterday I recycled all of high school, and it felt great. Today I’ve mainly been organizing sewing supplies and Things In Boxes, which has somehow cut down on structural mess.

I left my cute little apartment on Saturday, and it was a very sad day. There were things about it that I didn’t like, but what house doesn’t have its shortcomings? I could not have lived in a better place, no matter what most people feel about clawfoot tubs and sitting down in the shower.

I clearly don’t know how to fit the last year into blog entries, as I’ve managed not to post more than a few since the summer. I was extremely busy, and I guess that’s all I can really say. In the meantime, while I try to get back into some kind of reasonable writing stride, here are photos from the last show I costumes (in April/May). (*Edited to add*) The production was a short play called Aria Da Capo by Edna St. Vincent Millay. There are three other characters, but their costumes weren’t anything special. Two are dirty peasants, and the third wore a toga and the ugliest things I’ve ever created (the boots of tragedy, which in theory are somewhat attractive…)

I’m not sure who wrote this, but it defnitely feels appropriate.

I know I keep saying that, but as of Tuesday at 2:15 I left my last final.  Now I just have to walk.  Do you think anyone will notice if I hide knitting in my sleeves…

As of 10:15AM, I left my last college class. What now? Clean the house?

Is the sound of a teacup.