Showing posts with label journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journal. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Day 2965: Puffy People Spread.




"Puffy People": china marker drawing on collage, journal spread.

                                                                                    



Want music?




Click here for  Shawn Mendez, There's Nothing Holding Me Back.
then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?





I am a lucky Grandma. 

Grandhunk #1 texted me on Saturday to see if I would like to go to lunch with him on Labor Day. I replied in a nano-second, anytime , anywhere. 

We went to our favorite, in downtown, Old Town Tustin ...

Due to the pandemic, only outside seating, at umbrellad tables on the sidewalk patio. I meant to take pictures of their delicious food, but we were too busy eating.


Great food, a very handsome companion made for a terrific Labor Day.




         •  A very funny 2-minute commercial, funny, golf, here




Smiles for Tuesday ...
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 















 
 

Tuesday, August 25, 2020

Day 2951: Reclining Puffy Person.




"Reclining Puffy Person": china marker drawing on a journal page.






Want music?




Click here for Maroon 5, Sugar.
then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?






Somedays I struggle to get my artwork or any work done, 
yet I know that it helps me more than doing nothing. 


Today I chose to play in an unfinished journal.
Puffy People continue to dominate, as I
play with different body positions.







•  A wonderful 2+minute video, 14 wolves, here.
•  A few very short, meaningful videos, here.
•   A 3-minute video, the right mmatch, here.




2GN2S



Who knew?
Did you know that a zebra's stripes protect them from horsefly bites? The pattern of their stripes disorients the insect, so instead of landing neatly on some succulent horseflesh, they either bump into the zebras or fly right by. Scientists aren't exactly sure how the stripes accomplish that, but frankly, we're just satisfied knowing they have a purpose.

Who knew?




Smiles for Tuesday ...

























Sunday, August 16, 2020

Day 2942: Johnie





"Johnie": ball point pen drawing i=on a journal page.






Want music?



Click here for  Stevie Wonder, Isn't She Lovely.
then click back on this blog tab or here to listen as you browse, or not?




2GN2S

UK's first socially distanced concert shows what the future of live music might look like



When the coronavirus pandemic emerged, the music and 
hospitality industry took a beating. Concerts and events 
were canceled all over the world as countries 
imposed lockdown restrictions and stay-at-home orders 
to curb the spread of the virus.

A new UK pop-up venue, the Virgin Money Unity Arena, 
is testing this out. Some 2,500 fans gathered at the 
outdoor venue Tuesday for what organizers described 
as the UK's first socially distanced concert.

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This splash of color isn’t the surface of a science 
fiction-inspired planet. It’s the yearly bloom of the 
Red Beach Wetland in Panjin City, China. 
Every fall, the massive mudflat turns 
a dramatic shade of red thanks to the presence of a 
unique type of blossoming seepweed. 
The area is also home to hundreds of migratory birds, 
including endangered black-billed gulls and wild 
red-crowned cranes-- the second-rarest crane in the world.





Just because ...

Great Blue Heron










•  A  1-minute video, funny DMV mistake, here.
•  A 1-1/2 minute video, dog & weatherman, here.
•  A 1-1/2 minute video, eggs change, here.





Smiles for Sunday ...