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Celebrating art beads, inspiring those who use them.
First off The BEAD PARTY was hosted by Lori Anderson! <------- (click here to see her page) And what a GREAT idea!!
See these lovely Crabs?
Im still sick...but the show must go on! Lori Anderson of Pretty Things" is having a Bead Party as many already know! This was prompted by the Art Bead Scene by Heather Powers. 





As far as the office is concerned, the news is depressing also since the UK Government is set to severely tighten the rules for Nepalese students wishing to study in the UK and this is going to drastically cut the number of students applying. We have now started to teach IELTS preparation classes here. It's so cold to study I think.
So things are not so good here right now and I was hoping to find some bright things to write about. There are so many negative things going on that I can't get into any festive mood for the approaching Christmas and New Year period."
Daunting words for this world...worldwide. It made my heart very heavy. I pray and I pray.
I will post some Jewellery pics soon...Ive been so tired, a house full of family and too much to do! But Thank you Lord for it ALL.
Bright Blessings today!
xox


I am taking a leave just now from Jewellery making...and leave you with this beautiful image of the Lords Creation! My familys all moved into our home for now and Im just out of room to do much of any creating...hopefully I will return with much Vigor! I shall still Comment and read some of yalls Blogs! 


Thinking of our home in Scotland tonight! My husband keeps saying how he wants to go "home". I don't know what the future brings but who knows? With the global economy the way it is the UK has also suffered many job losses. But Aberdeen is the oil capitol and we would be going to Aberdeenshire if we do go back to my husbands home. Scotland is the land of loveliness. There are just castles everywhere. And the land is green belted where they don't let developers tear down and bulldoze everything like they do here in Houston. I believe the old saying "bloom where your planed" but well the UK is utterly beautiful. They have really great food and sweeties like mince and tatties, haggis which I loved, trifles, morning rolls or "rowies". And the little shops everywhere are a real delight.



