Day 2975: Talons.

                                                                                  

"Showgirl": ink brush drawing, watercolor & collage.

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2GN2S#1

 

A boy stands in front of graffiti painted by artist Kai "Uzey" Wohlgemuth featuring a nurse as Superwoman on a wall in Hamm, Germany.

 

                                                                          

Update:

 

WonderWoman invited me to lunch at Rosine's in Anaheim Hills.

 

 

Rosine's is a family-run eatery dishing up 

Lebanese-inspired eats & wine in a festive space.

 

 

WW had THE GREEK PITA POCKET with lentil soup

Valbreso cheese, kalamata olive, lettuce, tomato, cucumber, 

red onion, bell pepper, balsamic vinaigrette

With Rotisserie Chicken Breast

 

I had FATTOUSH aka ROSINE'S SALAD

greens, tomato, persian cucumber, 

sumac-spiced red onion, pita chip, lemon dressing.
With Rotisserie Chicken Breast

 

After, WW had made a 1:15 pedicure appointment for us.

Now open,  I had not had a pedicure since February 9th, 

so Sue had her work cut out working on my talons!  

WW got a shot, as proof.

 

At the top of my list, has to be Mother-Daughter time.

Thank you WonderWoman.

Just because ...

 

 

Fake Grouse

2GN2S#2

 

Heroes Among Us

 

 

 Three remarkable indigenous pageant queens are making sure their communities are safe and educated, even while the pandemic has brought normal pageant outreach activities to a halt. Miss Navajo Nation Shaandiin Parrish (above) has been helping teams in her community distribute food and supplies, and is helping educate people about the virus and how to stay safe. Sadly, coronavirus disproportionately affects Native Americans and Alaska Natives. Cheyenne Ette Kippenberger, the first member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida to win Miss Indian World, has continued her mission of speaking virtually about mental health in Native communities. But now, she has started a social media campaign to get indigenous people to complete the census — a huge key to getting representation and resources. Miss Native American USA Lexie Michael James is doing the same on the Hopi reservation, and is also teaming up with friends to donate school supplies to families with children. 

Smiles for Friday ...