in which our plucky heroine breaks the rules...
I almost never bring trinkets home, as the last three years have been all about letting go of what is no longer necessary. But I could not resist these two small Japanese Akita-Inu figurines, who somehow ended up on the Goodwill holiday shelf. They are being added to my permanent collection here at Acorn Cottage. No, I was not born in the Year of the Dog, but I have been looking for some little sculptures just like these for a long time.
These are about two and three inches tall. I have read that little Akita figurines are sometimes a gift in Japan to parents of newborns, for good luck, and to convalescents as a wish for speedy recovery... not sure how true the info, but I liked the sentiment.
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November SMART goals
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| # | THINGS MADE | THINGS FIXED | THINGS GONE |
| 1 | charter #17 | framed Summits charter | 7 pounds |
| 2 | charter #18 | framed Adiantum charter | Goodwill bag |
| 3 | reflective mesh vest | repair small frame | old chook gate |
| 4 | blue batik dress | frame fox print | paper recycle bin |
| 5 | - | attached scroll seal | 3 bags recycling |
| 6 | - | framed Laurel scroll | 2 bags trash |
| 7 | - | framed 1st AoA charter | 11 bags Goodwill |
| 8 | - | framed 2nd AoA charter | 1 bag yarn |
| 9 | - | - | - |
| 10 | - | - | - |
| 11 | - | - | - |
| 12 | - | - | - |
| 13 | - | - | - |
| 14 | - | - | - |

They are very sweet. Enjoy.
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