Last night I went to Knoxville with my friend Merideth to go see Andrew Bird. The show was awesome! I got to meet the band memebers and have them sign my ticket stub too which made my week amazing. Merideth took pictures of us with them as well so when I get those from her I'll post them for you guys to see. I bought 2 LP's a cd and a long sleeve-t which means on top of the amazing chips and avacado/ atichoke dip, prickily pear margarita and mango margarita I spent way to much money in one evening for a college student with no job to spend.
Earlier that day in my Art Applications class I finished my "mini me" project. Its a project we can teach to kids as a reflective tool. We basically build ourselves out of pipe cleaners. It was fun and quick. Here is myself if I lived in a pipe cleaner world. All I can think of is Micheal Gondry. Can't you just imagine him making a movie with pipe cleaner people? The mini Heidi is now living a life as a dash board element since I can't think of a better place for a mini person to chill out.
I went to my parents for my brother Christian's birthday on Saturday. He just turned 20.
That is about all I have accomplished. I am almost done with Andy's scarf. I hope he likes it. I made it navy and charcaol grey striped. The stripes are irregular which I had fun with and I think he'll like but we'll see. I should be done with it by the end of the week I hope.
I still need to finish that top. I just haven't had a slow minute to just pull out the iron and get it all together. I am determined to get it done though.
2 comments:
Hi Heidi, no idea who the artist, you went to see is, but it surely sounds like fun! I love Mini You as a dashboard element! It's soo cute with this mess of blond hair!
Scarf sounds like fun, will you post some pics soon? I would love to see it!
Thanks a lot for your sweet offer and comment on my blog. If the situation won't be explained soon, I might use it! Thank you for offering it, you made my day!
Love your Mini-Me! And I'm so glad you had such a great weekend! The memories will be worth the money you "couldn't afford to spend" one day, I guarantee it :)
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