enJOY it by Elise Blaha Cripe

"dream big" said my graduation card.

I got off at three today and man was it fantastic. I think maybe when I grow up I will work part time.

Or else get a job called "the sunshine job" and it means that all day long you sit in the sun and drink wine. And also it is always springtime and seventy eight degrees. And also the wine is magical so you stay hydrated.

aaaaand the tulip goes to...

Random poster number thirteen : Shahnnen!

Email me with your address.

Thank you for the kind words and for purchasing goods from the shop...I am going to post some of the tulip prints if there is any interest.

Happy Tuesday.

window shopping.

That is a lot of flowers. And a lot of paper.

I can take no credit for the paper frames - but they are amazing.

I love my store. I love paper.

pressed.

Ohhh, I have found a new art.

So cool.

I had some extra time in class today to print little chipboard postcards and text prints. They are for sale in my etsy if you are interested.

I am not sure yet what the plan is for my tulip/quotes. They are larger, and I have no idea what it would cost to ship them flat. Before I figure out the for sale cost, I want to give one away.

Leave a comment if you are interested - and I will draw a name on Monday.

friday.

I do not know if I was delirious or blind last night, but turns out my little paper flower made it home.

I will try to get a photo of the whole display up soon.

Today's first mission was to find very thin wood to letterpress on in my last class tomorrow. Google led me to here. But I have no idea how to get to their retail location. Or how to understand the information presented on their website. So instead I went to Home Depot. Now, not only does every single Home Depot employee think I am completely crazy, but I am also the proud owner of a roll of woodgrain patterned contact paper. Which is exactly NOT what I was looking for.

(But cool, none the less.)

Today's second mission is to hydrate. As in consume over a gallon of water. I woke up today and could feel the blood slooshing like mud through my veins (Paul says the technical term is "venous stasis"). Bottom line, I feel sluggish and dried out and water is just the answer.

Ka-Bam.