In the epic battle between Conehead and Bone, Conehead always wins. Determination is 99% of the battle. Jake was given an almost-clean bill of health. He won’t need surgery – for now – after all. I’ll spare you the gory details and will just be grateful that he’s okay.
The orchid vendor at the farmers’ market was selling bunches of six phalenopsis stems for $10. Ten dollars! He said they’ll last three weeks, which is two weeks longer than my potted orchids tend to last. I set up my studio today – just need my hinged clamps and I’ll be ready to print. I
I went to the studio today, and was greeted in the vestibule by a trio of large, papier mache animals. I don’t know why they were there; I don’t really need to know why. I do, however, want to find out if I can “borrow” the elephant. How much fun would it be to make
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It’s starting to feel like spring around here – morning tule fog, sunny afternoons, and longer days. The farmers’ market has blood oranges and late-winter bulb flowers. So much has changed now that I’m back to working full-time. At least I’m drawing again, after two weeks of zonking out after work every night. Jake’s eye