Day 2891:Can you guess who got what?

journal sketches, china markers.

Want music?

 

Click here for Etta James, At Last..

then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?

WonderWoman picked up Ann, and then me, 

we three flew to Fashion Island.

We had an 11 am reservation at R&D Kitchen.

We had a salad, an omelet, and a cheeseburger, 

can you guess who got what?

We shared their famous deviled eggs and a dip appetizer.

On our way out we noticed this very patient dog waiting. 

* notice the bow tie?  photo by WW

Can you see the dog? And my COVID hairstyle? And, Ann wouldn't permit a photo.

We went to Anthropologie and I was the only one who 

didn't buy anything?  I did take some pictures for you.

this may show up in a collage sometime?

Linda Bucci, these are for you?

These are for you Norma Prickett, the set of three - $48.

I sat outside for a while and took these looking straight up ...

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and down ...

• A funny, short "6 happy dogs" video, here.

• A 9-min. video of Jacob Collier & David Caesar, here. 

• A  3-min video about Disneyland opening, here.

Smiles for Friday ...

 

Day 2802: Patience is a virtue.

"Aging model": ink brush drawing, watercolor & collage.

A past step-by-step:

 ink brush & watercolor

start of collage with security envelope lining.

more collage with security envelope lining.

finish collage with security envelope lining.

added different lining to the background, and finished.

On day 16 I am trying to work up to one postcard a day, 

I used to do 15-20 an evening. Patience is a virtue.

Want music?

 

Click here for Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, You're All I Need.

then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?

2GN2S:

Custom-Made Bicycle Inspired by Japanese Lattice Woodwork

Japanese student and bicycle enthusiast Hiroto has merged traditional Japanese craftwork with bicycle-making to create what he calls a wa-modern bicycle. Borrowing both the technique and naming of Japan’s traditional wooden latticework, 

Hiroto is calling his piece “Kitsure.”

2GN2S #2:

 My long time friend Linda, sent me this and Iam sharing. 

Sean McCarren, a UPS driver, created a group, 

 named   UPS Dogs, here, which was an instant hit. 

It currently has an overwhelming 14 million viewers. 

Once you check out the page, you’ll understand 

what the fuss is about. These photos are posted by other 

UPS drivers who encounter the animals along their route.

The page also features the relationships these drivers form with the rest of the community. Even UPS approves of the page, stating that it shows how lovable their drivers are.

McCarren shares that once you run into the same dogs 
over and over, you can’t help but form a special bond with them. 
It’s like meeting a new friend whom you look forward 
to seeing every day.  Pure positivity. 

Maybe when time allows, see more UPS animals, here. 

And, a puppy pile, live, here,

future Service dogs will melt your heart.

Smiles (10) for Sunday ...