Monday night I wandered into the kitchen to start preparing dinner. I must lay some background: my husband believes in washing dishes as you cook, so the sink is filled with hot, soapy water. The television set is on the counter above the sink. Of course, I dropped the remote into the soapy water. And naturally it died instantly. Tuesday DH went to Comcast to trade in the remote. It was a pleasant experience, no questions asked, no charge. He returned home to program the remote. No luck. I came home from the shop, tried to program the remote ...3 times. No luck. Wednesday DH called Comcast and actually talked to a woman in South Carolina (not India). After much explanation on DH's part, there is the AHA! moment when the woman says, "Now I have to activate your box." I just wish they had put a stitcker on the package that said "You must call to complete the programming process."
But now to a subject I know a little about. This heron was designed by Doris Gustafson and is distributed by Hyla at The Point of It All. What a wonderfully elegant composition.
And for a "bird" of a different species, we have this sinuous showgirl from Leigh Designs.
Next, are some Christmas ornaments from NM Arts (and my mailman was amazed that I knew who was sending me a package from Enumclaw, hope I got that right, WA). This poinsettia is gorgeous and the snow scene looks like the mountains of NC in the snow, but probably is generic.
And I'll take a step back from December and show you these personable pumpkins from Associated Talents. I think my heart is definitely softening toward Halloween designs!
