No weaving time

Still no time for blogging about weaving, especially when there is no weaving to blog about.   Keeping a house and yard in tip-top shape for potential buyers is a full-time job and it seems especially so this spring with the rain helping everything grow so beautifully!

 

The basement project is finished and it looks and feels so much better. As RestlessKnitter said “I often wonder why I didn’t go ahead and do (the projects) earlier?”    I think when one gets into selling mode all the little things there were meant to have been done ages ago begin to glare in the spotlight of “what will a potential buyer see?”  I walk around the house seeing everything through a virtual magnifying glass.   One of the good things about moving house is downsizing stuff which I have been working on in the last few years.  My plan is to be building a new house again so I am excited to be selling and can’t wait for it to happen!

On my walk last week I found a group of  fungus growing in the ground.   Haven’t identified it yet and I find fungus identifications  to be more difficult.   (and no Louisa I don’t  remember most Latin names either!)

Another small fungus growing on a piece of decaying birch log.

And last a little wildlife in the cute category -  there are at least 4 of these chipmunks running around the back deck helping themselves to the birdseed and using the open front and back doors as a shortcut thoroughfare!  I found one in my studio a few days ago – wonder where I will find the stash of seeds!