So Proud...
I made an Avatar! I MADE it. I made an AVATAR!!!
THIS Avatar to be precise!
Katieay ping'd me with the slogan one morning wondering which canon character's attitude it would best describe. I thought it would make a perfect Weasley Wizard Wheezes advertising slogan and we set to work making it into an avatar. KTA got sidetracked and made something completely different, but quite lovely. I made a still version of this, and discovered how to animate it TODAY!! *smug little accomplished dance*
It's the little things that make a day fun.
The children had a really good day. I've revamped our family nutritional intake. More whole grains, far less sugar, preservatives/additives, dyes, dairy, chocolate and refined carbohydrates. More fresh veggies (purchased from a local Mennonite farmers' market - they're wonderful) and home made whole wheat bread. NO High Fructose Corn Syrup! Now, to get us back on our vitamins and we'll be all set. I'm starting to drop weight (finally). The children are more charming and cheerful (thank heavens for the reduction in bickering and general nastiness). And my sugar cravings are almost nil. I never thought that would happen. It's incredible. But time consuming. It's a lot of work to seek out the proper foods, and prepare most things from scratch. Thank heavens we live in some-what of a rural area and have that wonderful Mennonite community to purchase produce from.
THIS Avatar to be precise!
Katieay ping'd me with the slogan one morning wondering which canon character's attitude it would best describe. I thought it would make a perfect Weasley Wizard Wheezes advertising slogan and we set to work making it into an avatar. KTA got sidetracked and made something completely different, but quite lovely. I made a still version of this, and discovered how to animate it TODAY!! *smug little accomplished dance*
It's the little things that make a day fun.
The children had a really good day. I've revamped our family nutritional intake. More whole grains, far less sugar, preservatives/additives, dyes, dairy, chocolate and refined carbohydrates. More fresh veggies (purchased from a local Mennonite farmers' market - they're wonderful) and home made whole wheat bread. NO High Fructose Corn Syrup! Now, to get us back on our vitamins and we'll be all set. I'm starting to drop weight (finally). The children are more charming and cheerful (thank heavens for the reduction in bickering and general nastiness). And my sugar cravings are almost nil. I never thought that would happen. It's incredible. But time consuming. It's a lot of work to seek out the proper foods, and prepare most things from scratch. Thank heavens we live in some-what of a rural area and have that wonderful Mennonite community to purchase produce from.