So, what did my week consist of that kept me so busy? Monday I had company and enjoyed time with them.
Tuesday, I shopped for a few new art materials - and honestly did a bit of goofing off before I settled in and did the laundry. I did buy some art materials, such as the "water putty" for making the rocks and some copper wire that I haven't played with just yet.
Tuesday night, I did volunteer usher duty for the local Performing Arts Center. The National Tour of The Sound of Music was the show. It was a wonderful production with a live orchestra. I was able to stay for the first fifteen minutes or so, but I needed to get home so I didn't see it all.
Wednesday, I opened the water putty and made the first of the faux rocks. Then, once dry, I painted them. I also did chores such as getting groceries for Mom and filling up her medicine containers for the week. I filled my own medicine container also.
Thursday - Mom had a medical appointment -and got a new prescription. I spent most of the day with Mom.
Friday was a nice day - I did more volunteer usher duty for a performance of "Moon Mouse" by Lightwire Theater. This company performed on America's Got Talent also. The show I worked was a school performance - so imagine a theater full of mostly children -kindergarten to fifth grade- with teachers and a few parents. I think everyone enjoyed the show-- I know I did.
Since a blog post needs a photo here are a couple of my art pieces from past years.
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| Forbidden Crossing Acrylic on Canvas |
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| Blue Fall Reflections Acrylic on Watercolor Paper (sold) |
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| Glorious Red Watercolor on Paper |
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5 comments:
Busy little bee - you are - ;))
Those are lovely, Gene!
I wish I had more time for sewing. Hopefully before too long. My husband is recovering from a major heart attack in December.
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The Blue Fall Reflections is a verbal piece to me, while I can still appreciate the other two.
I want to see the rocks, and what are they for?
It is good to be busy. Doesn't the time seem to just fly by?
Your artwork is lovely, Gene. I still have the card you included when you sent my "Auburn" scarf.
I love your paintings. If I had painted something as beautiful as "Blue Fall Reflections" I don't think I could have ever sold it. It's amazing.
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