Fun Monday - Unfinished Proje

Blue Momma (of Life in The Fish Bowl)
is hosting todays Fun Monday.
She finds that having a toddler is hampering her ability to finish projects. To reassure herself that others share the unfinished project gene, she has requested that we expose ourselves.




I have a whole pile of unfin

Comments

Susie said…
me 2!!!
Hope you're feeling better?
I make my pie crust exactly as illustrated (wink wink)
xoxo
8:06 PM, November 25, 2007
Kila said…
Wow, Pamela, those are gorgeous!
8:09 PM, November 25, 2007
Tammy said…
Oh, even unfin, those are still beautiful!

I'm so behind and had to scroll down a bit...the photo is simply stunning...and Pamela, that story below was so truly wonderful...I didn't have any brothers growing up, but reading this made me wish that I did.
8:19 PM, November 25, 2007
Beckie said…
Oooh, they look so pretty!
8:26 PM, November 25, 2007
Anonymous said…
I like how you ended the post. heh heh

Get to work.
8:35 PM, November 25, 2007
M@ said…
That reminds me. I have dishes in my sink that are six weeks old.
8:36 PM, November 25, 2007
willowtree said…
Ha ha ha that was very
9:15 PM, November 25, 2007
Jeanette said…
Hi Pamela, Very clever ending to your post..
I love the snow on the previous the white on the red plant makes a beautiful photo..
4:05 AM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Nice title, nice ending sentence...nice pile of...

;)
4:11 AM, November 26, 2007
Peter said…
As always a great post Pamela, I don't think your paintings look like a pile of....
5:18 AM, November 26, 2007
DesLily said…
oh my, that pile all look to nice not to finish!!
5:41 AM, November 26, 2007
Sandy said…
Very, very clev
5:51 AM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
A binful of treas
7:04 AM, November 26, 2007
PAT said…
Pamela, your unfin proje are beautiful!

Pat
8:04 AM, November 26, 2007
Elizabeth Joy said…
And your finished paintings are spectacular. I know. I've seen some.
8:51 AM, November 26, 2007
Amanda said…
Well, finish them alrea
9:01 AM, November 26, 2007
Susie Q said…
Your unfinished projects are prettier than my unfinished projects...*wail*

Hugs,
Sue
10:45 AM, November 26, 2007
Debs said…
You do such beautiful work. ;)
12:00 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Even unfinished, they are beautiful! I love the b/w one of the trees on the water.
12:35 PM, November 26, 2007
Hootin Anni said…
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wish I could say me too, but I fini....
1:07 PM, November 26, 2007
Tiggerlane said…
LOL!! Cute post! (And I'm LOVING your finished project, btw! Watch for tomorrow's post!)
1:13 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
You are very artistic! I wish I was!
2:21 PM, November 26, 2007
junebug said…
Oh but they are cool unfin......
2:36 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Oh, but your pile of unfinished work is much more...
5:06 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Hope you fin
5:12 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
These are projects I've never even begun...actually, never even dreamed of attempting.
5:21 PM, November 26, 2007
Masago said…
Ooo... look forward to their completion.
5:46 PM, November 26, 2007
Hayden said…
thanks for the out-loud laughter when I read your 'ending'
6:35 PM, November 26, 2007
Jeanette said…
LOL Great ending to that post!
6:50 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Ah, you live life like I do!! It's called multi-tasking, right? Not, utter distraction from the amount of stuff that needs doing?
7:27 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Your work is SO beautiful!! And I scared my daughter who was walking by the office when I LOL reading your last sentence LOL
9:24 PM, November 26, 2007
Anonymous said…
Wow, I haven't been reading you long enough to know what calliper of artist you are. You do awesome work. I love the one you sent Tiggerlane. At least you have fun unfinished projects.
10:33 PM, November 26, 2007
Sayre said…
Oh, but your pile of unfinished projects is just beautiful! Very talented, you are!
4:18 AM, November 27, 2007
Jenni said…
Beautiful artwork, finished or no:o)
5:49 AM, November 27, 2007
Alix said…
LOL at the end I did pause for a minute before I got it. I am so slow before 9am and my 3rd cup of tea!
Lovely pictures.
6:01 AM, November 27, 2007
Kaytabug said…
Your clever post was hilarious!! Your art is beautiful. I envy your talent. The fall tree stands out for me, also the Evergreens by a lake is it? Stun
6:50 AM, November 27, 2007
Anonymous said…
Yes, but it is a gorgeous pile of "unfin."
7:00 AM, November 27, 2007
Anonymous said…
A least the pile is gorgeous. Wow.
7:10 AM, November 27, 2007
Anonymous said…
Oh to see those close up. The colors are fabulous. Very lovely, Pamela.

And here I thought you were just a talented writer and photographer.
7:18 AM, November 27, 2007
Unknown said…
I love all of you works, finished and not, I would frame any of them.
9:43 AM, November 27, 2007
Molly said…
Very clever title, Pamela. I love your cards. You could sell these on the Internet. You have a ready-made market in us your blogging and Fun Monday friends.
4:28 PM, November 27, 2007
Kila said…
I just had to come back and look at your artwork, again. They are so beautiful. You have amazing talent.
5:24 PM, November 27, 2007
Tiggerlane said…
Oh...don't forget to check back on my site b/c you've bee
6:54 PM, November 27, 2007
Serina Hope said…
Oh wow!! These are great. And the little girl with pig tails reinds me so much of Princess H!!!
Thanks for the well wishes. I have re-entered the land of the living.
9:07 PM, November 27, 2007
my4kids said…
Lol I loved this post. Your paintings are all so beauti
12:49 AM, November 28, 2007
Debs said…
The card you made for Tiggerlane is just beautiful!! :D
7:06 AM, November 28, 2007
theotherbear said…
Hahahaha - this post cracked me up. It was really fu
9:44 PM, December 03, 2007
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