Thank you! I'm taking a class on the 17th on drawing butterflies and moths. I feel like a delighted kid! I haven't been able to read books or paint in 5.5 weeks. It went by painfully slowly.
Thank you, Phil. I was happy with that line, too. The news is disgusting--except a judge stood up to Trump today and threw out his case against the IRS. Good for her!
Thank you! It took me a while to name the precipitation. It was not rain, not even drizzle. Finally I came up with fogfall, which is actually what it is. We live only 15 miles from the coast.
Oh, the lines "fogfall wets my dog/and me" will so stay with me, as will those sky feathers... I love thinking of the feathers as a verb, as you've done here, and as a noun phrase! Lovely!
Love fog and "walking into the day". Have a delightful day.
Thank you, Joyce! I got my new glasses post-cataract surgery, so yes, I had a WONDERFUL day!
This is fantastic news. I can't wait to see what your new drawings look like! More adventures to come! So excited for you!
Thank you! I'm taking a class on the 17th on drawing butterflies and moths. I feel like a delighted kid! I haven't been able to read books or paint in 5.5 weeks. It went by painfully slowly.
I'll bet. I can't wait to see what you do on the 17th. So exciting to be able to take classes online from one's home.
It sure is. That's the one think that Covid gave us--Zoom!
I also like 'sky feathers my face'. I need more news fades!
Thank you, Phil. I was happy with that line, too. The news is disgusting--except a judge stood up to Trump today and threw out his case against the IRS. Good for her!
I love this one, Amrita. ...the fogfalr, the sky feathering your face... a beautiful walk into the day.
Thank you! It took me a while to name the precipitation. It was not rain, not even drizzle. Finally I came up with fogfall, which is actually what it is. We live only 15 miles from the coast.
Yes - fogfalr! Funny how my trippy fingers made it into a fair. Also kind of a delight.
Fogfall - I can feel it 💦💦💦
Oh, the lines "fogfall wets my dog/and me" will so stay with me, as will those sky feathers... I love thinking of the feathers as a verb, as you've done here, and as a noun phrase! Lovely!