For this reason I asked Greg to follow the instructions on his computer so that I could: Post the sixth photo in [my] sixth folder. He said it was actually the sixth in the sixth in the sixth, which I do not understand except that I know that it probably has something to do with the fact that he takes loads of pictures. So aren't you dying to see the photo? Well, here it is!
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Wow! Fascinating! This is the shot of one of the bodies they're making for a client (it's called a puzzle car, I assume because it is made in pieces and then welded together? And I am unaware of exaclty what part this is.). I will say that it is quite beautiful, as you can see the aluminum is most excellently well polished with that stripe sanded down the middle. Plus you can see the awful glass cubed wall (with many of the cubes missing) that lines the side of the shop at Greg's work reflected in it. (for more pictures, and especially if you're interested in buying a Cobra -- and YOU KNOW YOU ARE -- go here.)
How exciting! Well, speaking of exciting things, we found a way to make a little extra money, thanks to a good friend of ours, and I have spent Monday and today frantically typing up articles. 20 of them at 500 words each. I still have three to go, so I'd better sign off. But first let me say that typing up ten thousand words about pendants is not my idea of a good time. Yes, that kind of pendant. For each article I am given key words such as "opal pendant" and then I write about it, with that much information given as direction. What a joy. What a blast. Let me stop blogging so I can get back to something FUN.
(and I really hope to catch up today or tomorrow with you all! I've been missing you, especially since I've had you right under my fingertips this whole time! But look how disciplined I am!)
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