{"id":30510,"date":"2022-04-20T07:45:21","date_gmt":"2022-04-20T05:45:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.maritspaperworld.com\/blog\/?p=30510"},"modified":"2022-04-21T08:23:50","modified_gmt":"2022-04-21T06:23:50","slug":"holidays-filled-with-sunshine-creativity-and-worries-woyww-672","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.maritspaperworld.com\/blog\/holidays-filled-with-sunshine-creativity-and-worries-woyww-672\/","title":{"rendered":"Holidays filled with sunshine, creativity and worries (woyww #672)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Goodmorning beautiful ones, how were your Easter days? Too much eggs and chocolate? We spend the long weekend at home, the tourist season began and the town is overcrowded – something that comes with living in a tourist area close to the beach but I don’t always like it. I did, however, enjoyed the sunny days on our little balcony. I rearranged the flowerpots and sowed lathyrus (‘sweet pea’) that I hope will grow and climb along the wooden trellis my dad put against the wall last year. Last monday was a public holiday (do you call that a ‘bank holiday’?) and since I work three days a week, I took two more days off to have a whole week ‘vacation’! As said, I sat on my balcony but I also read and my beloved and I (binge)watched scandinavian crime series. Yesterday, I sew a bookblock to bring with me to work on the cover on Friday. Since a few weeks, a number of colleagues from the restoration atelier at the Zeeuws Archief<\/a> meet every Friday morning to bind books. That way, we get a good view on how old books were bound and we can conservate them with more knowledge. And of course we go home with our own bound book – the one I worked on yesterday will be the fourth! I didn’t think off taking a picture until I was ready sewing – it would have been nice to show you how it looked when it was half way – but here’s how it looked on my desk when I was done.<\/p>\n

WOYWW #672<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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The previous books that I bound had flat spines but this booklet will show ridges on the spine. I will take photo’s to show you when it’s finished.<\/p>\n

Over the past weeks I created week-spreads in my Chronicles art journal. You may have seen the photos on Insta already…<\/p>\n

Chronicles 2022 – Week 11
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Chronicles 2022 – Week 12<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Chronicles 2022 – Week 13<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Chronicles 2022 – Week 14<\/strong><\/p>\n

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So that’s for the ‘sunny’ and ‘creative’ part of the blogpost. The worries show in the last spread (which is in Dutch and says: “with my breasts in the ‘crush’ (***breast cancer population screening) and mom seriously deteriorated and sick after an IV that the doctor prescribed. What a cr@#$%p week!”) <\/em>My mum is very ill and although it looked like she slowly recovered from the surgery, her health got worse. We can do with some positive energy to turn things around so please keep her in mind!<\/p>\n

(***the breast screening went well and the letter I got last week says “no evidence of breast cancer has been found”)<\/p>\n

I will spend today hanging out with my best friend Lena, it’s been too long since we saw each other and it was her birthday last weekend so I have a present for her. We plan to talk a lot, take a walk, visit some second hand stores maybe, talk more and hopefully laugh some. Or laugh a lot. I need that. Thanks for stopping by, see you later!<\/p>\n

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