Today I painted for the first time in a long time. The studio/garage is finally devoid of much useless rubish and I have room to work. I also have 10 canvases lined up and ready to go. There is no excuse not to work. I will post paintings soon, I hope. Big Daddy stole my camera to take some pictures of rocks, or grass, or foundations. I'm not really sure what exactly, but I want my camera back.
I guess I can always use my phone. That would be my new cell phone with the camera. I have once again joined modern society. I'm not sure that I actually need a cell phone, but I may need to call someone... someday. Right now I just call Big Daddy. He's the only one that calls me. And because I abhor people who talk on their cell phones and drive, you will most likely not see me using it in my car. I will probably never use all of my minutes or send 50 text or photo messages in a month, but you never know. Somebody other than my husband may call me. It could happen.
I'm so excited. Jamie is going to send me two peonies that have been struggling in the Georgia heat. I love peonies and miss the ones in my old garden. If we hadn't sold our house and moved across country in the span of 3 weeks in March, I would have dug them up. As it was I managed to bring a handful of hostas and a gardenia I've had in a pot for five years and remembered to pack the child. Thank you Jamie. I promise to take good care of them.
Today's Egg Count: 4
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
At the Easel
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Congrats on getting your studio space back - I am working on throwing out useless junk myself. Maybe one day I'll get to park my car in the garage again.
ReplyDeletePeony roots are in the mail, Maggie! I hope that they do well for you, and that I haven't already weakened them too much by trying to grow them here. They haaaaated Georgia. :-)
ReplyDeleteLaura - the purging of junk is wonderful feeling.
ReplyDeleteJamie - thank you! thank you! thank you! I hope they like North Carolina better.