I suppose you’re tired of hearing about the coronavirus by now. For my own sanity, I’m trying to place limits on the amount and type of coverage I consume. I’ve subscribed to coronavirus breaking news texts at NJ.com so I get important local information, and I listen to a five-minute NPR update every morning for a more global perspective. And that’s it. Ideally.
Of course, everyone is still talking about it anyway. And occasionally a really good article comes along and I just have to read it.
But mostly, I’m trying to enjoy the fact that I have to am getting to spend so much time at home right now. I’d like this experience to reinvigorate my photography projects, as they’ve been in somewhat of a rut. Spending so much time in an office environment over the last few years has taken away some of my artistic inspiration, and I’d like to regain some lost ground there.
I hope you are all hanging in there, staying healthy and keeping entertained!
It’s a roundup of the microblogging I’ve done on Flickr and Instagram all week. This includes photos I shot for Project 365 and any other extra images I may have posted.
I made scones yesterday! They did not come out as planned, but they smelled good and they tasted fine, so I’ll call that a success 🙂 Sometime this week I hope to park myself at the clay table (after I’ve put in the required Day Job hours) and make a few colorful little trinkets. Hope all is well with you!
Stay healthy and make lotsa stuff! The smell of baking in the House always makes me feel better.
I made scones yesterday! They did not come out as planned, but they smelled good and they tasted fine, so I’ll call that a success 🙂 Sometime this week I hope to park myself at the clay table (after I’ve put in the required Day Job hours) and make a few colorful little trinkets. Hope all is well with you!
Love your Dad’s decal! How special : )
I love it, too. It makes me happy. I’ve been missing him a lot lately.
I love the decal too. Take comfort knowing your Dad is in the passenger seat. I can’t wait to see your photos and what you’re going to make.
Thanks, Joan 🙂 Stay healthy!