Saturday, February 21, 2009
crazy busy week
Saturday & Sunday I finished, and listed on my Edsy store, my two latest Steamy designs. Check 'em out!
Monday I skied 15 miles. There was a group tour of a section of the Catamount Trail that I wanted to ski - the section is 11 miles. I had the choice of driving 30 miles to join the group, or skiing 4 miles to join the group - so I skied up and over Lincoln Gap Road (closed to vehicles in winter). I was realy beat Monday night.
Tuesday started with my submitting a proposal to sell a group of SteamPunk style jewelry to a new on line store. Wish me luck.
Later on Tuesday I had a doc appointment and learned that I need a new shoulder joint. The good news is that this proceture has a realy good success rate. The bad news, I need to do it!
Thursday I lead a ski tour; 15 skiers on an 8 mile ski that included 1800 vertical feet of up hill, and down. That is a lot of UP hill skiing. Thank goodness for climbing skins.
Friday I started some new Airship designs and did a bunch of catching up.
And this morning, I finaly had my chance to submit my application for membership to the Edsy SteamTeam. That team is a realy creative bunch and seriously active in the SteamPunk gente. Hopfuly I will be joining them soon!
Keep in touch,
Mark aka SteamSmith
Monday, February 9, 2009
another weekend gone
On Friday I finished my first pair of Steamy cuff links; airship theme. I am working on a new airship necklace now. Hope to have both up on SteamSmithWorks later this week.
Also in the middle of re-organizing inventory, etc. LOTS going on here.
If you have not been to Maries store lately, be sure to check it out. Lots of new product and a GREAT new avatar:
impulsiveart
I am back to work,
Mark aka SteamSmith
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
shoveling the roof
This pic is from last winter, not quite
as much snow this year, but it is only early Feb!
Best,
Mark aka SteamSmith
Monday, February 2, 2009
back to work
1720' uphill climb
2408' downhill ski
5 miles & 3940 feet total distance
Snow conditions were funky, nice powder on top, a crust that sometimes broke under our weight and sometimes did not was under the powder. So, the downhill skiing that should have been easy turned out to be tricky.
One of the folks in the group, Lynn Fisher, shot some vidio:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4319154988604228580&hl=en
I fell in the same spot seconds later.
Lazy day on Sunday.
Now it is back to work. Lots of routeen stuff to do AND I need to get to work on new SteamSmith product.
Best,
Mark