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New Beads or Where Have I Been?






I can't believe it's actually been so long since I posted a blog post. I have been quite busy, my son had a musical, the boyfriend and I went to the Omni Bedford Springs for a weekend, and we visited my grandfather in Florida for a few days. I have been trying to do the spring cleaning and I had to get a new roof and I spent a LARGE part of my day today with Verizon to no avail. I'm not getting emails and I'm very frustrated. Plus I'm not getting the channels I want on TV and do you know how hard they make it to deal with anyone on the phone AND how hard it is to use their web site? Gah! Anyways, here's some beads I listed in the SueBeads etsy store and I'll post some photos of Bedford and Florida and the musical - all fun things, just busy busy busy! I'll be glad when spring break is over and we can get back on a schedule!

Comments

SummersStudio said…
Sue, I was just thinking about you today and wondering how things are. Very, very busy I see. Oh,and those over the phone, can't actually get a real person, or at least one that can deal with it, is the most frustrating thing you can spend your time on. Anyways, it is good to hear from you and I look forward to hearing about your travels.
I really enjoyed our weekend my luv! Thank you for always planning special time for us to connect and have fun! I love you more and more every day baby!
Love, love, LOVE the new beads!
Want them.
Beauties, all.
Lynn
Marie Cramp said…
WOW! You really have been busy! I need a new roof too...hope it lasts long enough for me to get the money!! Love the new beads!

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