And speaking of critters... Bob (our 19 year old cat) had a horrible seizure yesterday.  So after rushing him to the vets, having blood work done and realizing his kidneys are on the skids, he came home.  Today it's like nothing happened... although wait until we try to give him pills for what could be a kidney infection.


 I hope we can keep him comfortable and just ordered some new food for cats with kidney probs, so hopefully that, the meds and the CBD oil will help him ... and pets, lots of pets.  Kinda glad I'm now spending more time at the condo.




This is the view from my window on my side of our shared home office.  I'm trying to do something creative every day but I do get hung up in the digital side at times.  Although my open concept shared studio space is not closed down, we are trying to schedule time in the space so that there is only one person in the upstairs and one downstairs.  However I think it's just me and the glass blower and the neon artist who are interested in getting back to the studio now.

I'm only going in one day a week until the curfew is lifted b/c I'm still working on the painting that will go off to the family museum in Athens next month.  The project is still a go as I got an email from them asking for another photo of me for the book they are putting together about the art work and the project. 

It was really hard for me to focus at first and then find that "extra time" we were supposed to have.  What extra time?  I now have to spend most of each day on the computer trying to find items we used to just go to the store to buy but now need to be sourced.  You know, things like TP, certain brands of things that I'm fussy about.

But one thing I did do was participate in an art project with an artist I've never met coming out of the Orange County Museum of Art!  Go figure!  But how could I resist when it was a Voice Over and  Haiku writing project.  Many thanks #AlanNakagawa for doing this project.  I'm proud to say that if you click on this link, you'll find me doing my haiku at 10:07.  and if you click here, you'll find the 500 poems that went into this project.