I am currently packing and trying very hard to fit everything in my carry on. My desire to pack some of my own food is creating some challenges. I have decided to err on the side of caution and am assuming my little cans of tuna may be deemed to be in the "liquids" category and I have crammed them in the itty bitty, appropriately (albeit unreasonably) sized ziplock with the broken zipper due to my attempts to fit one more item on several occasions.
I was actually born in Calgary and wish I had some time to tool around and see if my old home and school are still standing and try to connect with some family and old friends. I see they expect snow tomorrow, so I will be anxious to leave (just kidding) But, I will need to get home for a trip to Toronto for an AGM and then back to Saskatchewan.
In any case, I have bought a good book for the long flight (don't know where that will go yet- hardcover, of course )and I will be an obedient passenger. I look forward to making some outrageous needle felted figures with 20 eager students in Alberta. No room for the cowbay hat, ladies, but I'll bring a carrot for the bison (do they like carrots?)
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4 comments:
Good luck on your trip. They sell awesome cowboy boots in Calgary!
Hope you will have lots of fun, and your book can get into your handbag.
you are a felter.. you could just make a bigger handbag couldn't you?
Lol! I have just made 5 bags, but were all sent out today! Making things "For me" always comes last. Good thought, Elis. I think I will make something "just for me" when I come home! Oh, after I get ready for an exhibit, and after...
Grinding my teeth that you will be in Calgary in June when I can't get there until July! And you were born there? Me too.
(insert It's a Small World chorus here)
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