A breakthrough

I've pretty much decided I will not be uploading all of my London photos to the 'net.

I think it's the fair thing to do, seeing as how museums allow photography with the intention that it's for private study. In the old days, a normal tourist would probably snap a few photos at museums, and put them in an album - an actual physical photoalbum. Today, with digital cameras and a million photosites on the internet the same procedure would sort of water-out the "deal" there.

I will be posting individual documentation images and such. And if I need to illustrate some point or other I will most definitely use the nearly two thousand images I have.

That's right, thousand, not hundred.

But that is not the reason for this post. The reason for this post is two-fold.

1. After another massive cliff-hanger on True Blood I cannot sleep, and
   
2. I have finished the red silk part of my current brick-stitch project.
   

It is only proper to stop, appreciate the moment and pat yourself on the back for some accomplishments. Next up is filling in the blue. To confuse everyone the original is red and green, and the parts that are green in the original I am stitching in red, and the red in the original will on my version be blue. The white linen stays, because that's what makes the pattern (in my opinion). That's my breakthrough.

Tomorrow I am going over to some locals and hopefully I can get going on a new sewing project. More on that another day.