Cherry Chick Slideshow.....

A Lovely Lunch....

My friend Paddy, she's from Texas, and I found a great Mexican style restaurant to have lunch at this afternoon. Miguel's has been in Tampa since 1992 their website states. We enjoyed everything and we plan to return. She wore her very appropriate Southwest style silver and turquoise jewelry. Her new turquoise chip watch fit perfectly with it. It's always fun to dine with friends and I'm hoping to go back with the BF when he returns at Thanksgiving.

I'm almost finished with the very PINK "Bump in the Road" beaded bracelet that I've been working on lately. Once I affix the toggle on it I will take a photo and post it here.

A beautiful Sunday.......

We have a little cooler weather rolling through Tampa today and it's been just a lovely day. I finished making this turquoise chips watch this weekend for my friend, Paddy, who loves turquoise stones. Now I just hope that it fits her wrist as well as it fits mine.

Bead Babes @ the Tampa Bead Cafe tonight.....

This evening my neighbor, Paddy, and I went to the Tampa Bead Cafe to work on some jewelry for her and share in the friendship of other beaders. It's always a fun time and a wonderful place to take instructional classes as well as shop for beads. They are always so helpful there and Debbie even offers free bead clinics to help you with your projects! It's a great place to shop.

Video & Slideshows from "Leaf Peepers" trip to the Adirondack & Philadelphia...

Please join us all at Happy to Design to see our Sunday Favorites. We share our favorite post from the past. A big Thank You to our host, Chari.

This week I'm reposting my "many" Smilebox presentations from the trip I took in the Fall of 2008 to upstate New York & Philadelphia to see some Fall colors. You might have seen my recent "Rednesday" post of Christmas at Longwood Gardens in PA. Now you get to see what the gardens looked like in the Fall.

I finally finished editing all the pictures and put together the slide shows along with a small video from the Ausable Chasm in New York that allows you to hear the sounds of the river. Enjoy!