there is no trace of the snowstorm from last week. Weather is strange.
i am in a soft and quiet mood. There is a lot on my plate at the moment, but I am working slowly, enjoying, and taking breaks when i need them. this is not always my nature, so it takes me some practice, but one can only sit at a computer for so long, no?
these photos show a glimpse into my afternoon break for peppermint tea harvested and dried from my garden, followed by a good stretch of the legs with scented pine needles underfoot. don't these kinds of breathers make all the difference in a day? I have been working on a few large projects -- writing a magazine article, building my brand new website (which i hope to unveil and share with you before the new year), planning the beginning stages of my next online class which i expect to offer in February 2012 (thank you to those who inquired), and completing photography work for a client (which I hope they will allow me to show you, because i think there is such a tenderness that came through in the photographs). Do you like to work on one project at a time, or do you prefer to juggle many? I do like to focus, but i actually think i produce better work when i have multiple irons in the fire. I think many artists like working this way (in fact -- check out the video link below of an inspiring artist who does just that).
i hope you are not feeling too stressed as we enter the holiday season. My husband and I are making a conscious effort to make more gifts than we buy. It is transforming the holiday experience on many levels for us. More on that later lovelies. Thank you for stopping by.
xo
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i enjoy the spontaneity and raw beauty of this artist's work.
