Anybody out there have a couple of hungry teenagers like I have? I swear, I can't keep the fridge filled! These "Midnight Feedings" don't stop in infancy I'm afraid. Sigh. Have a wonderful holiday season everyone!
Mary: Thank you so much for sending me this card. I love it! The boys are growing up fast. I remember when I had to actually put a lock on the freezer that I had in the garage when my 4 kids were teenagers. I also had to hide the cookies. At least your boys were going for the milk. Ellie ps harping again...enter the miniature shows...lol.
Well...this is strange. The response I wrote last week didn't show up! Ah...computers! Love em' and hate em'! Lloyd, when we lived out in the country the boys would complain there was nothing to eat so I would send them out to the garden to graze. And graze they did! On fresh tomatoes, carrots, peas, etc. We were a lot healthier back then! Ellie, I think a lock just might do the trick! Thanks for the idea! Actually...it would be great if someone did the same for me! Too many tempting goodies in there!!! Thanks for the "harping"! I will get back to the miniature I started before Christmas soon...
I grew up in culturally diverse San Francisco Bay Area and indulged in all forms of creative venues varying from music and dance to rich visual treats at museums.
I earned a BFA in Graphic Design at CCA and relished in the fine arts and design courses offered there. I graduated just before the dawn of computer graphics applications and have always felt blessed to be one of the last students taught the disciplines of exacting, hands-on skills required of the pre-computerized field. We were trained to apply strict adherence to detail and almost Zen-like focus on precise execution. This disciplined arts oriented ideology has influenced my approach not only to what I do in the studio but to life in general.
Of course, I have learned computer graphics applications since. I would be deceiving myself if I didn’t embrace one of the most amazing and flexible tools available to the modern day artist/designer. I only hope my work reflects that of carefully thought out artistry and evokes sentiments of beauty and balance as good design is meant to do. Hopefully my passion for thought provoking art coupled with love of the outdoors brings you visual contentment and joy.
9 comments:
There are plemty of deer im the woods
and the biys can fish in the river
and the biys can fish in the river
and you can grow mushroons in your basement
or like my stepmother put on a lock on the refregerator
or like my stepmother put on a lock on the refregerator
surry i am so synical but this monday after christmas is depresing
Mary:
Thank you so much for sending me this card. I love it! The boys are growing up fast. I remember when I had to actually put a lock on the freezer that I had in the garage when my 4 kids were teenagers. I also had to hide the cookies. At least your boys were going for the milk.
Ellie
ps harping again...enter the miniature shows...lol.
Well...this is strange. The response I wrote last week didn't show up! Ah...computers! Love em' and hate em'!
Lloyd, when we lived out in the country the boys would complain there was nothing to eat so I would send them out to the garden to graze. And graze they did! On fresh tomatoes, carrots, peas, etc. We were a lot healthier back then!
Ellie, I think a lock just might do the trick! Thanks for the idea! Actually...it would be great if someone did the same for me! Too many tempting goodies in there!!! Thanks for the "harping"! I will get back to the miniature I started before Christmas soon...
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