What’s On Your Workdesk Wednesday - Week 608

Hello everyone,

Happy What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday to you all. I hope you are all well and finding plenty of crafting time. I've been doing my best but, in truth, have not been doing much more than creating a paper storm around me. I did try to clean up a bit yesterday and still my desk looks like this.

This photo was taken yesterday in the bad light that has become the norm at this time of year. Sigh. Thankfully, it isn't long now until February when the light should start to improve. So this is what passes for tidy at the moment. Papers that were being played with over the weekend while I tried to participate in a cyber crop, and failed miserably, have been put away. Only to be replaced by another pile - just visible on the right - for this week's challenge. It involves creating pages based on a mood board, something I've never tried before. And that explains the materials lying out on my desk this morning. The photos are of Alan's great niece and nephew home schooling - very much a now theme. Here's a peak at the mood board borrowed from Pinterest. 

Interesting colours - not sure I like all those browns but it's my choice so I've only got myself to blame. And, with so little reason to procrastinate - no gardening, no road trips, no cafe's open - the challenge will do me good. 

Update on Alan - he's very much better today, almost his old self again. Given that he has never reacted to a vaccination before for him to have such a bad reaction to the Covid vaccine was totally unexpected. Admittedly, the leaflet he was handed at the time did warn him of the possibility but we happily dismissed them - it wouldn't happen to him! Lesson learned. 

I think that's all from me today. Not much going on so not much to show/report. There's a few scrapbook pages completed but they'll keep for another day. There's not been much progress on the nature journal but I'm hoping to catch up over the coming week. In the meantime, I've been entertained by a pair of sparrows that have returned to nest behind the weahterboards just above the craftroom window. Remember the fledglings last year so look forward to seeing this years brood. 

Take care everyone, and stay safe.