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Hello all!

The last few days have been rather hectic.  The Halloween party was a smash!  I made sure all the kids that attended got their faces painted, played lots of games, and I sent them all home so pumped up on sugar I’m sure their parents will be cursing me for weeks to come.  

November is going to be a huge and exciting month for me.  Aside for the usual Thanksgiving with the family, I will also be participating in this year’s NaNoWrimo, and three art shows.  So, needless to say my hair is frazzled and I’m over caffeinated.  Thankfully Bibbly is just about geared up and ready to begin her wild adventure across the pages of my computer screen and my art pieces are ready for their grand debut. 

For the month of December, I have two art pieces that I am working on.  One will be in the “End of the World (EOTW)” art show that is being thrown by the wonderful art gallery “I Think 219” in Big Spring Texas.  In the EOTW art show artist are supposed to create one piece of art depicting our version of the end of the world.  I have my play list, my coffee, my idea, and my painting supplies all ready to go.

So, of course I will continue to post my art pieces on here as I produce them and I will keep you all posted on my progress with Bibbly over the month of November. Finally, last but not least, I will continue to post the random musing of my sporadic mind. 

Have a GREAT day and I’ll see you next time. 

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