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Sunday Funday

               New work in the studio

Sundays should be for lazing about but today I have much to do. Finish this new painting (its just about done) and a friend is stopping by to get his record art and....
Yesterday I was given a van full of totes that contain a plethora of stuff from a friend's studio 😲 Some stuff I can use and some I will part away to various people. But as of right now my living room is a construction zone and that's what I'm working on today. Sorting!
It will be fun and I'll have lots of ideas for how to use the new supplies and who I think will get some use out of stuff. 📦
Had some fun and relaxation at a spa yesterday for FREE! Glo Sun Spa was doing an open house where you could try their services for free. My sister and I both got our first spray tans. Lol! I am not a "tan" kind of person but I was really curious about this Jetsons style device. It's kinda like a human carwash but youre getting a paintjob! 😂😂😂
I got the LIGHTEST option available and now I look barely kissed by the sun and have lil bikini tan lines 👙 What a funny contraption!
Before that I tried out my first POD thing- hydrating massage capsule with infrared light. I liked this!
It was 25 minutes of being in a space capsule with changing colored lights, infused aromatherapy steam and a vibrating table that kinda instantly cleared my sinuses and started to make me salivate. Weird much?! I can only guess that it was doing some lymph node magic or something- it was awesome. I sweated and enjoyed the heat and my skin felt nice and tightened up afterward.
Fun spa time with my sister I never get to hang with and now we both look like we hit the beach. 😘 🌞 🌴
Today it's back to sorting, organizing and work!
Enjoy your Sunday- laze about for me!
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