Thank you so much Dena, I am actually still working on this sphere. I wasn't sure if it was finished when I posted the first time. I believe I have the finishing touches for it done now. I will be adding some things to the inside of the sphere. I have some more leaves and this lady that will appear to be floating on the inside. I know the pic of her is pretty bad, but she looks really good inside her new home. The leaves on her face were applied with a small paint brush. I did use a stencil as a pattern for them. Since I am so new to this, it is really hard for me to answer your question about the resurfacer being sticky. I don't have anything to compare it to. I don't have any trouble getting it to stick to the surface of whatever I am putting it on, if that is what you mean. I put some of it into a plastic mold without any release agent, and the casting came right out when it was dry. I like working with it, but I really want to try something with a finer texture. It may be a while before I have something else to show, since original ideas don't come to me easily. Here is a link that might be useful:

Wendy, I love the shot of Halls Harbor at low tide-something about the perspective make them look like little toy boats ! Kathy in Napa Wonder how you say WALAT in French ?

Congratulations to you and your family MeMo, and a big welcome to Caleb James!!! Great name too, very nice ring to it and he is adorable. Great family pix, each and every one. Your lil cowpokes are BOTH so handsome (meaning baby cowpoke Caleb and big lil pokey one Ethan) and daughters both so very lovely (your older daughter reminds me of my daughter), and you look so happy and full of love holding your new grand son, MeMo! Thank you for sharing these with us. Oh, and your garden is beautiful, so cheerful and I love the pink roses, which variety is it ?--it's gorgeous! I will take a peek at your other photos in the morning. Love and hugs, Becky p.s. My daughter is expecting our second grand baby in January, another girl her name will be 'Victoria Rose' we think. So sweet. All for now. Becky :D

I guess starting this off with Cheech and Chong, I should have been prepared for that last one! I just want to go on record as saying that I respect all traditions and beliefs that promote peace and brotherhood. In my garden and home you will find Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Taoist, Hopi, Lakota... all sorts of spiritual symbols - all directed toward increasing comity. And the only weed I've been involved with for many years is the kind I need to remove from my hostas!