Cozying Up For WinterSpellcheck says there is no such thing as "cozying", but we know there is, don't we? Especially those of us who live in Northern Michigan.
A couple of months ago, I moved a lot of my art supplies into this desk. I wanted it useful and colorful. It makes me happy every time I come in the room, or see it from the back door. I left the file a little larger than I usually do, so if you want to click on the photograph to enlarge it so you can take a closer look, go ahead.
I spent most of the day clearing up a couple of projects so I can move on to whatever is next. I have lots of things that could be next, it's just a matter of deciding where to start. Maybe I should put all my plans and ideas in a jar, pull one out and work on it until it is finished and . . . Okay. It's clear to me now. WORK ON IT UNTIL IT IS FINISHED.
A couple of months ago, I moved a lot of my art supplies into this desk. I wanted it useful and colorful. It makes me happy every time I come in the room, or see it from the back door. I left the file a little larger than I usually do, so if you want to click on the photograph to enlarge it so you can take a closer look, go ahead.
I spent most of the day clearing up a couple of projects so I can move on to whatever is next. I have lots of things that could be next, it's just a matter of deciding where to start. Maybe I should put all my plans and ideas in a jar, pull one out and work on it until it is finished and . . . Okay. It's clear to me now. WORK ON IT UNTIL IT IS FINISHED.
4 comments:
Inspiring! And cozy. Even we San Diegans get the urge to nest into our art supplies INSIDE this time of year.
Interesting - maybe it is a body clock (calendar?) kind of thing.
What an interesting pile of treasures. I especially like the teeny watering can.
I have had the little green watering can for as long as I can remember. I'm not quite sure why it has followed me around all these years.
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