Yes, it is finally done. Yesterday I braved the elements and completed a 60 mile bike ride from Manchester to Blackpool on behalf of the Christie Hospital. I've raised just short of £300 thanks to the generosity of my friends and colleagues. The whole thing was amazing: amazing, exhausting, painful, amazing. I meant to take some pictures, but in the end I was so caught up in everything that I forgot all about it. We started at the 'theatre of dreams', the Manchester ...
my son came home last night and I was so very very happy to see him. I think things will work out great here for us I don't know how good the money will be but I won't see that 'till next winter and even then it won't be clear because for a few months I will get payments from a car we sold so while I'm getting them things aren't clear on the future.... but I need to save money and try and put some in the bank so I can buy a car next year... I am just so happy right now, but one sad ...
Okay, I really was debating on whether I should post this story or not, but...I just made up my mind to post the Prologue and see what you think. Okay, so the title of the blog is "Temp: A Deal Made in Heaven" because I'm still not sure whether or not I like that name for the story...so beware, the title of this is subject to change. Okay, without further ado... __________________________________________________ ___________________________ ...
It's 6:40am. First day of my new job. I couldn't sleep at all this morning. My spelling will be worst than usual, please put up with it until I'm awake. I feel sick now and i don't know why, it could be a number of things. If you get dehydrated can you feel sick? My eyes are already tired. I have superglue on my thumb (I got the sticks for my home made hand held fan, it's a nifty little thing, maybe it should've been a bit bigger though. Oh well). Since I'm pretty nervous about this whole thing ...
Updated 07-05-2010 at 01:58 AM by Bluebiird
As I'm looking forward to sending out information to various art galleries in search of finding gallery representation... and perhaps even selling my work... something I haven't don in about 5 years... I'm looking into moving away from the nudes (which are always have a more limited audience) toward clothed figures. Of course I am also intrigued with the added possibilities that clothing brings to the work. The work is still heavily rooted in the iconography of icons and religious ...
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