I found some staff meeting doodles in an old notebook that I’d forgotten to share.
And a tree from a recent staff meeting.
The Sky Last Night
I had been trying to get a photo of the rain in the distance (top), but then it started pouring right on top of me, so I took my big camera inside. I came back out in the rain with my phone, but the photo I wanted to get was gone. This was nice, though (bottom)! It had been pouring rain in the distance, but then it cleared up and there was a weird light from the setting sun filtering down from above the clouds in the east.
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Clothesline and Virginia Creeper
Clothesline
Virginia creeper
It’s been so long since I used my big camera that I nearly forgot how.
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Goodwill Haul
pencil and watercolor on paper, 10 x 8 inches
I found this at Goodwill and couldn’t resist buying it. It’s fantastic!
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Helping Me Write
Thomas is my little barnacle. Wherever I am, and whatever I’m doing, he’s right there, “helping.”
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The Sky Yesterday
From the third floor of the library:
From the ground, while walking to my car:
All of that drama (and wind!), and we only got about three drops of rain from it. It cooled off, though, which was nice.
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Sometimes the Neighbors Creep on Us
I looked out the patio window and saw a giant eyeball looking through the gap in the privacy fence. The deer are brazen!
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A Boy and His Stuffy: a play in two acts
Act I: We creep on the neighbors while holding our stuffy. Mustn’t put the precious down.
Act II: We’re tired of staff’s nonsense and are retiring to our napping lounge with our stuffy.
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Soul Mapping
I recently picked up the Soul Mapping book again and have been going back over it anew. I was in an online art group years ago that was focused around the book, but it turned out not to be such a good idea in terms of “stuff you share with your imaginary friends on the internet.” We all got to chapter 3 and then it turned into radio silence. I ended up finishing the book on my own, and now am having a second pass at it.
In short, it’s a guided art therapy course. I’d recommend it for anyone who has never done such a thing, or anyone who feels stuck. In fact, there’s a section specifically dedicated to “unsticking.”
I’m probably about 2/3 of the way through. This time around I’m doing more writing and less arting, but that’s fine with me.
