As I groove to the soothing sounds of the Carpenters, I am recovering from a three-week period of mad, mad, madness. I left St. Louis to move in with the family, unemployed and of course deep in debt, but not only that, we all moved into a "cozy" -cramped- house in Wood River, near a Conoco/Philips refinery, about 35 minutes away from the bohemian artist's life I knew for the past year. Today the studio shares a room with an air mattress, and vice versa, everything is in disarray, and painting has come to a halt, but will continue immediately. And my search for a job to support this enterprise, and build a life anew, continues.
Karen coos, "We've only just begun..."
I begin again, prepared to be busier than ever before. Never take for granted the good things in life; they may be gone soon. But change like this is certainly nothing new for me, having lived in four states (14 cities- yipes!), so I'm ready to adapt, again.
Major projects are at least mentally underway, and will soon materialize. So exciting!
-jrab
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Drastic change can take your breath away for awhile, can't it? I'm glad to hear your art is still a priority, and I hope you find comfort and direction in 2010.
Blessed Be Jeremy:-)
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