Progress felt good. I felt like Tom Hanks after he found a mermaid -mostly just where he sings with a mango but this was the only clip I could find.
Nothing could bring me down, not even Walmart. Not even when the old couple in front of me who needed a price check and then got into an argument about it. "Don't mind me! I have all the time in the world!" I even held her hand and wished them a Merry Christmas. I gave my last dollar to the bell ringer guy with all his Jesus jewelry, I even complimented his hat. Sam is done! So I was smiling and waving at every body. Every. Body.
I started the watercolor rainbow sun. The kids and I used to do these painting's we called "Rain Paintings". On a rainy day, we drew a pictures with Crayola markers and would set them out in the rain for a few seconds. We usually drew fish or flowers but, I'm going to give it a shot with this. Now just waiting for rain...
The studio is free. I have no idea what I am going to work on next and I couldn't be more excited by that. No little sinful caterpillars looking at me, What's It Saying is still very much a blank canvas. Maybe I'll go there next? The thing is, I love a blank canvas. This and music and maybe some tea or wine...I can't wait to se what happens!
The only thing I "have" to do is paint and glue 123 wooden spools for Jesse's class. His teacher saw a picture on Pinterest. F'ing Pinterest. They will be snowman ornaments when it's all done. I should have said, "Those, with the melted snowman ornament and the snowman button cards, might be too much." Instead, I said, "Sure!" with a smile thinking that I would just figure it out. If you need me, I'll be in the studio under a pile of wooden spools figuring it out.
Let's do a rain dance.
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