
They came in these two boxes:

Click here for the staggering stats!
My week has been so crazy, I haven't even opened them all the way yet, but I can guarantee that my beading supplies probably qualify as SABLE (Stash Acquisitions Beyond Life Expectancy). Thank you, Betsy! You have made my crafting season!!! (And to everyone in my family: count on something beaded in your stockings.)
In other news...

The sign I wore to work.
So I fell of Mark's motorcycle and broke my "elbow" in two places (the nurse seemed very perturbed when I said "the elbow isn't a bone, could you be more specific?") There's a *tiny* hairline fracture in my humerus (no, it isn't at all) and a regular fracture in my ulna (the outer forearm bone). They didn't even cast me, just a splint that the doc said I would need to start taking off within 3 days to encourage my joint to regain its flexibility. I am not sure if that arm will ever hyperextend again, but that's probably something I can live with.

Getting the hook up at the doctor's, the meds are treating me right.

Later, when the meds wore off.
Last Wednesday, I went with some friends to the Melvins.


It rocked, but that wasn't even close to the highlight of the week, 'cause on Thursday, I got to see my bf on stage. He is the newest bassist for the Moistboyz.
Allow me to brag:

Mark's on the left...

Mark in the background, with the lead singer Dickie.

Trippy lights

Mark and Stephen on guitar

Band shot -- Tomato and B-Ill from the Sound of Urchin filled in on drums and lead guitar, respectively.

Some of the friends that came out for the show.

The crowd was sizeable and high energy.
I am so happy for my guy. He looked like a natural and sounded like a pro. He's been busting his ass to make this happen, and if all goes well they will be opening for Helmet in Houston on Halloween. I can't wait!
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