Hey, starchild, are you listening?
"Thank you, that is very sweet of you both!"
Helping out as best as she was able, between Hadama's holding, Sah's hammering and her ability to lighten the load, all it took to assemble the shelves was patience and some well applied logic. Once that was done she showed where she wanted them, though accepted to have them remain away from the walls for a while longer, until the paint had time to dry and be reapplied.
Gazing about the room with a feeling that something was missing, Seren counted off the tasks on her fingers. "Sweep and clear out the junk, paint, fix the door, shelves... No, I really think that's all. The last thing would be to carry in supplies from the neighbors shed. Then we're done!"
Excited about the prospect of being able to start painting in her own studio, she skipped ahead out of the shop and off around to the back, to show the boys what she had acquired. For a practicing artist it really wasn't a lot. Some canvassed frames, an assortment of paints and brushes, a turning wheel for pottery and some clay, along with an assortment of tools to sculpt with.
"I spent a whole day moving these in here, and kept wondering why I did not clean the store first," she laughed ruefully. "At least this will be the final move."
Last round! Help Seren carry the art supplies into the studio and stock the shelves.
Helping out as best as she was able, between Hadama's holding, Sah's hammering and her ability to lighten the load, all it took to assemble the shelves was patience and some well applied logic. Once that was done she showed where she wanted them, though accepted to have them remain away from the walls for a while longer, until the paint had time to dry and be reapplied.
Gazing about the room with a feeling that something was missing, Seren counted off the tasks on her fingers. "Sweep and clear out the junk, paint, fix the door, shelves... No, I really think that's all. The last thing would be to carry in supplies from the neighbors shed. Then we're done!"
Excited about the prospect of being able to start painting in her own studio, she skipped ahead out of the shop and off around to the back, to show the boys what she had acquired. For a practicing artist it really wasn't a lot. Some canvassed frames, an assortment of paints and brushes, a turning wheel for pottery and some clay, along with an assortment of tools to sculpt with.
"I spent a whole day moving these in here, and kept wondering why I did not clean the store first," she laughed ruefully. "At least this will be the final move."
Last round! Help Seren carry the art supplies into the studio and stock the shelves.
Seren
