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"Alles Ist Gerade fein!" meaning All is fine or well.
By the way I named this little guy LITTLE IVAN and he's been my computer pet for about 10 years or so. Im not sure if he's a bunny or a dog or something magical or demonic but I love him.
I tell myself ALL IS FINE today...even though I have no steady income. That only means it's time to produce a steady outcome....of art! Nothing like freelancing to make you lean heavy on your skills and really test your mettle. I am starting a new canvas today and pushing hard to get it done by May 28th- due date for the show at Rising Gallery. So I have 8 days, yikes!
I can do this!
The weekend was full of wedding fun, congrats to my big sister Linda and her new husband Johnny. It was a lovely wedding and I wish them the best :)
This week includes some fun stuff like BASS PLAYING! Im reconnecting with my ol' guitarist from The Shapes and we're going to jam around on our old stringed things we haven't touched in a hot second. I'm looking forward to plucking around and making some sounds just for kicks. Also have a hot date with a dentist to finish my dental work. YAY! :/ It's gonna be a crunchy week, putting fires under my tail and running fast. Hello Monday let's Start It Up!


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