Kim Paluch's Page

Today I'm feeling grateful. My finished business plan is turned in to be reviewed, we packed all holiday stuff away on boxing day, and presents are happily resting with the rest of our every-day objects, and I have only to finish emptying our eldest's room (he moved out three months ago) so our youngest has a room of his own.

And, because so much has been done as needed, I have an evening of metal work to do. New doming tools to try out and some pieces of copper to work on. Oh, and the

I've had several very full days, and with such wonderful people welcoming me I feel remiss in my visits.

Thank you, everyone, for such a warm welcome! Between preparing a deer hide, helping my grandmother move, my mother in an accident and several early holiday feasts this weekend I'm surprised I've managed to work with some wire. More geo-wiring and some playing with the basics of form and shape a little more. Mostly in organic forms, I am seeing a simplicity I find fascinating. Then

Today I'm being social. I have work waiting for me in the pickle and a house that refuses to clean itself no matter how sick my son is or how badly I want to create. So I'm here avoiding the house (which I can only see if I turn my head) until I have enough coffee in me to get to work.

I have to admit I enjoy being home, working from home. It's a much more sane life I live, and there's very little I would change about it.

I have several people to look up, some contacts to make,