major lightening storm here in the woods,
loud, bright, and a crack that sounded like none other.
the smell of cap guns wafting in through the screen door as i write this book
child's play??
everything is okay.
still have power and the sun is shining. what more could i need?
time for a walk.
feeling confident that
i am going to know when to turn around
yesterday i decided to take pictures of leaf shapes as i walked,
a simple visual to calm my bursting brain!
here are a few
herein lies the problem -
my brain is overloaded
with words,
with words,
techniques, formulas and recipes,
the amazing work of other artists as i research for the book,
visuals,
my work - its visuals!
in the past, present and future,
ideas about the studio, teaching
and workshop descriptions for other locations,
family, kids and a couple of college tours in the very near future -
like tomorrow.
and boy, do my dogs need a bath!
walking and concentrating on leaf shapes
seems to be the only remedy, for now
how do you/i measure success?
i'd like to know
2 comments:
Sometimes success means getting most of the things I have on my list done. Other days, it's making a good piece of Art, or renewing a relationship. But the saying "One day at a time" says it best!
Thanks Jeanne. I always look into the future for long range goals of success. I often forget "one day at a time." But it is so important.
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