Now, for additional awesomeness, I present my own little baby. My brother J just sent me this for my birthday (which isn't for another month).

In third and fourth grade I tried, extremely half-assedly, to play the saxophone. I was terrible and I couldn't read music and it was pathetic. During concerts I would mock doing the finger work and I would literally pretend to blow into the thing. I was so embarrassed that I was so much slower at getting it than everyone else.
But I am over that. I will learn this thing.
Look at it. It's so sweet and unintimidating. It wants me to be good at it. And I hope for the sake of my neighbors (we have very thin walls) that I get good swiftly. I am willing to put in the effort.

Oh yeah, and here's the finished product of that little bookshelf I was painting black. It looks pretty new and clean and should do it's job (holding a lamp, clock, books, and a glass of water without dropping anything). I'm still working on the other cabinet. I want to paint it tomato red but I can't find the right color that doesn't only come in spray paint. And I think that spray painting it would take eighty million years. And that's just too much time to put into this project, so I need to come up with a different plan.

4 comments:
dude! the ukelele is very cool...and i totally almost bought that print on etsy. great minds...
I'm so excited for your ukulele! It's even fun to write! So many vowels! Anywho, I have some red paint that Alissa gave me to paint my door (which I obviously never did) so if you'd like to check it out for color appropriateness, feel free. You know, when you get around to it because we are f-ing busy for the next 2 weeks!!!
Idealist- I will browse that paint! Thanks.
Ouis- I bought that print and one other and she sent me a third for free - in case that sways you...
There will be, not one, but TWO ukes for you to play with, practice on, while you are here with me. Rock it, sister!
PS - I sh*t you not, Word verification: quear.
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