I wish I could show the world all the things that I can do. I will continue to try to get the supplies I need, and the financial support I need. The best is yet to come. When I was working on this painting, other paintings were started. Finally, I ran out of paint. It will take months to get the paint I need to finish them. In fact, that is how I work. I use what I already have. If I have to stop one sort of project till I can get a supply, then I jump to some other project that I do have the supply's. I would be making knives this week as I have my momentum juiced up from Brian's knife. The problem is, I need safety glasses. I took chances making Brian's knife, and promised my Higher Power, that if I got through that project without losing my only eye, I wouldn't make any more knives or operate any more power tools till I get a pair. This is very different than making a deal with the devil! The devil isn't my Higher Power. The Great Spirit (whatever you conceive that to be) is my Higher Power. You may call him God, or you may call her the goddess. It matters not. What matters is whether you are part of creation and the creative process, or destructive forces (such as my former landlord).
Now some of you came to the reception at the library last summer as well as the exhibition. What a treat it was to see Mayda, my neighbor from Columbus. I almost didn't recognize her because she was out of context. And she came with a friend that I had met on Derrik Jensons chat room. Two very talented women who I don't get to see very often traveled all the way to Newark to attend!
Please mark your calendars dear readers. March 8th at the Westerville Commuity Center. I would love to see each and every one of you. It is a great show, with many talented artist's participating.
The painting Everthing's Peachy has been accepted into this years Accessible Expressions Ohio 2014 exhibition and tour. I had so much fun last year at this event, and was surprised and honored to get a third place ribbon and prize. The food was fabulous and the entertainment was enjoyable. Since I wasn't getting to Columbus except for my court appearances (7 continuances that lasted 2 years), I used the occasion to visit with my Columbus friends. I stepped out after I got my certificate for participation so that the conversations I had with my friends wouldn't disrupt the cerimony. 7 of my friends came to the show even though it was a cold snowy day. We had alot of fun, and I was surprised when the woman who had given me my certificate came up to a group of us. I thought maybe we were being too loud, but she told me that in 15 minutes I was going to get an award. I was shocked. I had forgot that there were prizes, and even more shocked when in addition to the 3rd place ribbon was prize money. The day just got better and better.

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