T-Bird Anni Rides Again

May 6, 2007

a day in pictures (part 1)

Filed under: Life

Thought I’d do a non-home ed day to mark the "proper" Flickr day in pictures then do another one for the home ed day some time soon-ish!  So here we go…..

 

My "other home" - not very exciting but hey, it’s okay!  Still not sure about red paint in a med centre though!

 

Would you sleep with this man?  No, don’t blame you ;-)   JB, my overnight partner in crime, no, sorry, my duty paramedic with whom I shared the Med Centre for the night, just waiting for that first cuppa to kick start him!  We’ll gloss over the fact that he set his phone to alarm at 4:30am insread of 6:30am should we :roll:

 

Meanwhile back at the ranch…. we decided to do some marbling!  Take some very cheap oil paints, some turps and some paste jars.  Mix a small blob of paint with enough turps to make something that looks the consistancy of ink.

 

Add 1 Ikea tray with about 1cm of water in it

 

Use a straw as a pipette to drip your very thin oil paint onto the water

 

 

And get results like this! 

 

 

In the midst of all this the violin arrived, a little battered and battlescared but with the finger positions lovingly marked on the fingerboard with stickers which should just help our cause a little!  the case is decidedly too big but nothing a wad of fabric or something won’t cure I’m sure.

 

 

There was a lot of general running round with the neighbour kids all afternoon for Aprilia whilst I messed about, did some studying and a bit of crochet.  Then it was back to my second home at 7pm for another night.   Took a while to excavate the bed before I could settle for the night though!

 

 

2 Comments »

  1. marbling looks fun - i like the bubbles one too.
    rofl at your bed! see it is a standard hospital incontinence proof bed too - nice and noisy!

    Comment by HelenHaricot — May 6, 2007 @ 9:24 am

  2. marbling great fun but we could have done with more trays as after a while the colours get mixed up and muddy as you add in and swirl etc.

    And yes, it’s a standard hospital bed but we blanket it up very throroughly to muffle the noise and make it more comfortable! We’ve yet to figure out how to stop it all rattling and banging when you move though…. :roll:

    Comment by Administrator — May 6, 2007 @ 9:45 am

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