Kit It
Later That Day
Okay – I got three sets fully done, except the envelopes. Here’s a peek at six of them card from each set (click on the images for more detail). Oooh – yummy beeswax coating on all.

Visual Artist
Kit It
Later That Day
Okay – I got three sets fully done, except the envelopes. Here’s a peek at six of them card from each set (click on the images for more detail). Oooh – yummy beeswax coating on all.
I cut up the cardboard backs for the journal fronts/backs and got the paper for the insides all cut and arranged. Here’s a photo! Now, on to the decorating.
I’m happy to be home – arriving late last night (Sat), only to find warnings posted about traveling in Europe in the news this morning.
I saw many police and French military as I rode buses, trains and planes. Waiting to board the train in Toulouse, only ticketed passengers were being allowed down onto the platforms. Ordinarily, the French rail system is quite open. They don’t even seem to check your tickets all the time once on the train.
In the Lyon train station where I transferred, several young men were being frisked by the gendarmes. Then at DeGaulle, many military with short, fashionable semi-automatic guns were patrolling. I didn’t have the guts to snap a photo of a very tres chic woman soldier. I was tired, but I swear she was wearing fashionable shoes and earrings with her military garb and gun. Definitely eye shadow and a fancy hairdo.
Here are some photos of the last few minutes in Paris before I departed.
I am so overdue to post here. What a long several weeks it has been with a lot of busyness at work, working on the new house plans and getting ready for another architectural review committee when I come back from this trip and then forcing myself to relax enough so I can do art while in this workshop.
I find taking photographs is a good way to relax and slow down, so here are some of my best in my travel postcards #1 and #2.