I ordered my Stablemate Club Dahlia and got the champagne color. This was my second choice, behind the blue. I considered the idea of seeing if I could trade this one for the blue, but I do like her. She'll stay for now.
Though I am likely going to sell my other gambler's SMs: Finn (Mule - appaloosa) and Iris (Highland Pony - blue roan pinto) if anyone happens to be looking for them.
A couple of days ago, I buckled down and took a BUNCH of product photos of laser stuff and resurrected the FB page for the laser business. I also sent off a pile of pictures and a bit of a sales pitch to the admin person for that handmade consignment shop.
This is another favorite sign that I made:
I've also been prototyping a new model horse-related laser project. It's another Japanese-themed set of jump standards. Hopefully I'll have them somewhat ready to preview soon. I have the idea to offer jumps/jump standards as a DIY kit and also possibly pre-painted and assembled. A few days ago, I sat down with a notebook and brainstormed PAGES of laser projects for the model horse world, as well as the next steps needed to move the ideas along. Stables/barns, jump standards, and new saddle stands topped the list.
Stay tuned for more on that.
Tonight, I went and saw Dune. I went to a movie theatre, for the first time in almost two years. I was a bit unsure about that but, given the chance, I *really* wanted to see this on the big screen. There were only about six people there, all spaced out. The movie was... Epic. I am still processing it and may be for some time. It was incredible, in so many ways. A takeaway for me, in addition to the story, the characters, the scenery, the effects, was the music. I have already grabbed the soundtrack on Spotify and I will be listening to it the next time I'm in the studio.
Which will probably be as soon as I post this.
Glad to get the details, both on Horse Tender and on Dune. I'm not ready for theatres yet, so it's good to hear your experiences.
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