Well, as long as I'm home I might as well keep working on my goal of becoming an awesome abstract digital art maker. As of about five minutes ago, I'm now down to 1/6 of my clients. This will probably last at least through March. I'll use this time to work toward a possible … Continue reading Unpaid Coronavirus Holiday Art #1
I've missed the sound of rain and what it looks like when it's hitting my windshield and being wiped away and immediately reappearing. It's ironic that, all these years, my brain has never shut off. It's been so full. And yet, in answer to that fullness, I stuff it to the brim with news, music, … Continue reading The Sound of Rain
I'm home today, a surprise day off. I'm home because I'm self-employed and I've lost 2/3 of my clients for the "foreseeable future" because my clients are assisted living communities. Thank you COVID-19. I just came back from a one-week (very expensive) vacation. I went to work for a week and now my work has … Continue reading Yay. Sort of.
Well, it's come to my home. Not the virus itself, but its effects. I work with the assisted-living community. My biggest client is actually a franchise that represents a third of the buildings I visit. They have closed ALL buildings throughout March (at least), due to an abundance of caution. I fully expect my … Continue reading Quarantine – Uh Oh, It’s Here
Response to Pointless Overthinking's Question of the Day – No. 508 "How often do you assume others think bad about you and how do those thoughts look like?" When I read this prompt, a torrent of emotions flowed into me. Do I assume others think bad about me? YES YES A THOUSAND TIMES YES. … Continue reading I Know What You’re Thinking: How I Became a Loner