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| "Alice": china marker, acrylic & gesso on 9x12 canvas |
Alice is a canvas done quickly as a demo in a past class.
She has been sitting in my studio giving me looks.
She seems unhappy and requesting a makeover.
Even the background chimed in.
So I will, sometime soon. I think. Stay tuned?
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After 32 day confinement, (or as artist-friend Susan,
aka the "jetsetter" calls it, house arrest) my first big holiday.
Valentine's Day doesn't count when you live alone.
At 4:30 pm, I got a call on my cell, it was a face-time
but I didn't realize since I never use facetime, it's 2 way!
Grandhunk #1 was looking at me saying, "we're outside!"
I was mid-nap but glad to get up and go with my phone ready.
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| GH#3, WW, GH#2, GH#1 & SM |
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| GH#3, WW, some of GH#2, almost GH#1 |
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| SM |
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| a bit of GH#2, GH#1 |
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| WW & GH#2 |
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| GH#! |
A Happy Easter indeed.
Someday real hugs again.
2GN2S:
Miss England 2019 Bhasha Mukherjee, who hung up her crown to continue her work as a doctor during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mukherjee was a junior doctor when she won the title and was participating in charity work in India when the outbreak began.
Colleagues kept messaging her telling her how dire the situation back
home was, so she contacted her old hospital, the Pilgrim Hospital in
Boston, eastern England, and told them she wanted to return to work. In
Ireland, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar felt a similar calling. Varadkar worked as a doctor for seven years before becoming a politician. He's rejoined the medical register and will work one shift a week to help during the pandemic
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NASA is showing you the picture the Hubble Space Telescope took on your birthday: Just select your birthday month & day, the generator will reveal a photo from its collection, here.
Here's what mine looked like and the information On December 11 in 2005 Galaxy M81
"The arms of the "grand
design" spiral galaxy M81 are filled with young, bluish, hot stars.
The
greenish regions in the image are bright, gaseous clouds where new stars
are forming."