Ever had the feeling that all the twists and turns of life will never straighten; just for a wee while, long enough to be able to stop smell the roses and catch your breath?
Boy is it a test of stamina.
Twists and twirling turns are in abundance down this end. Being in four countries over a period of three days is slowly becoming the norm. Meaning a strange on/off relationship with the cyberwaves and yo-yo working in hours in the studio.
The astounding thing is that there are all sorts of great things still happening. A signed 5 year contract with the NRW landgetsuet, a 3 day solo show and new commissions.
“Fuerst Piccolo”Pencil on Paper
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Sheona Hamilton-Grant. All rights reserved.
There has to be a moral in there somewhere.
To be honest I will postpone trying to find it until the movers and their boxes have been and gone.
Look forward to saying hi again in August, mid August where I will be posting from our new home, from the hills of Bonn.
Until then wishing you all a great few weeks of creating and loads of summer fun.
©Copyright 2010 by Sheona Hamilton-Grant. See original post here.
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