I eat lots of pancakes and syrup. , I'm a lumberjack. I work in the forest and the mountains. I rarely see snow. I live where it's rainy, stormy, warm and muggy. I like to fish and water ski at the lake. I would like to kayak. I am booking a trip to Denver in the first week of May. I am going to the Capitol Hill area. I don't plan ahead much. I prefer nature to the city.
I have fibromyalgia. Pain gets bad for me in the harsh winters of PA. I grew up on a farm. I create my own patterns when I am doing my beadwork. I sleep a lot.  I love the mountains. I snowboard. I never tried water skiing. I've been to the Denver area. I like the Botanic gardens. I live on the East coast now. I don't mountain bike.
What's your most recent beadwork project? I'm beddazling a jean jacket for a friend.  They have a unique style and I'm hoping to contribute to that. i have an old jean jacket. It would be great if I can get a bedazzled eagle on the back. I would absolutely love to do that for you.  Do you have a specific design already in mind?  Like a picture or something you'd want to copy?  Or would you want me to make a design and show you and you could decide if you wanted me to do it? Just a big bald eagle head on the back. People would know that I am an American, :) Do you see a lot of bald eagles where you live? I see them when I am in the woods working. Before we cut down trees we have to have an Biologist canvas the area for eagles. If they are around we cannot cut the trees down. Oh wow, I didn't realize that, but I guess it makes sense.  They're such majestic creatures.  It would be a shame for them to all of a sudden have their nests go careening towards the earth. There nests are huge, easily four to five feet across. Wow, that's amazing.  That's a mighty fancy bird nest.  I've only ever seen little robin's nests up close.  Those are, what, maybe eight inches or so at the most. So how is your fibromyalgia nowadays? I keep resting to keep it from flaring up.  It troubles me but I'm finding ways to keep it in check and distract myself from it if nothing else.  How's your health holding up?  I imagine being a lumberjack is very physically demanding.