Waiting...

Where to start?
Well, in a matter of hours, we will know if we're moving to Washington.
Mr. W has his, what we understand, will be his final interview today.

I don't know how I feel about this.
I am on the sidelines just watching this unfold.
Ready to go.
Happy to stay.
Preparing, as best as I can,
for the outcome.

TO keep me distracted,
I've been crafting like a wild woman.
Today is the first day I haven't
created
something
anything.
Yet.

Here's a look at my projects:
Painting another kitchen with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint.  Old Ochre & dark wax:

Went to Habitat For Humanity's Restore and picked up some closet doors,

cut the bottom part off and taught Ms. Bee how to paint them;

also using Annie's Paris Grey and Provence:

And a chair we got at Goodwill for $5., done in Duck Egg:

with a little birdy decoupaged on it and freehand branch:

 To help re-do her bedroom, 

after she painted it Olympic's "Baby Bird" blue:

 We;re just about finished with her room.

I also had the chance to makeover a couple of florals for a friend and her workplace; she brought the stems and I just played with them:

Ok and I've had this project on my mind for a long stinkin' time:
Frame botanical prints and I finally got three of 12 that I want to do:

 Ok next project:
Bought these Goodwill finds,
and will be peeling them apart and reupholstering them:

 I also had time to calligraph announcements for another wedding--it was a small number, but still fun.
And last night I had the sewing machine out, to hem a friend's temple dress and while I had it out
I just whipped up this little envelope pillow case:

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One hour and 40 minutes until the interview.

Hmmm. What can I do?