Here are a few more wallpieces I'm finishing up for the show.
Owls in progress, both in steel. I'm following an instinct to keep them more lyrical, more of a fairytale quality to them.
I'm working on a third, but trying to get these 2 done first.
I love owls so very, very much. My grandmum collects them and has hundreds of items.
ReplyDeleteryc: I don't have much personal experience with the Wii, but what I am enjoying is Wii Sports. It has tennis, bowling, baseball, boxing, and golf. I have only played tennis and bowling, but it's been fun and active. After I bowled, I was SO sore the next day. :) It must have been a decent work out!
X doesn't have much experience with multi-player or family games for the Wii, but she said that Super Paper Mario is pretty fun and addictive. I also like the fact that, if you have a wireless connection or have the Wii connected to the internet, you can buy older games (like the original Zelda or Super Mario) for pretty cheap, like five bucks.
So, I guess that it comes down to that I would recommend Wii sports. Several (4?) people can play at a time and it is fairly active.
Oh! Your owl: It RIPPLES!! wow....dreamy.
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I Played Wii for the first time last night. My friend's son(the one that opened the daycare in her home...) taught me how to play pool & it was SO fun. I know how to play regular pool because my dad taught me...so it was kinda strange and wonderful to be schooled by an 11 year old. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. And judging from all the chortling, so did he.