I found her in a tree, once.
She was sittin' stuck in the uppermost branches, serene and unsurprised as an angel on Christmas morning. Dappled light inked her pretty with the shadows of leaves, and her fingers faintly tapped the rhythm of a bright hymn on the burdened limb.
"Hello!" she called, miraculously. The sun made a silhouette of her waving arm, and I breathed for the first time in hours. Her face looked so sweet, smilin' and brilliant. Though she was only a few dozen feet up, she looked down at me as though she was ages and miles away.
"Susan, get down from there," I yelled. "Momma's worried," I added in a mutter, my gaze scurr
Graduate school is kicking my buuuutt. Going to an art market Saturday and working on finals in between, so this is the first time on since whenever the hell my last post was. :/
So, I've moved, and I'm in the process of moving again. Going to graduate school in the fall, and with work and planning and moving, I haven't been on here in...over a year, I think. Sooo...sorry, for anyone who cares. :3 Hopefully this final move will get me into the swing of making art again.
I finished my senior show! I can WORK ON ENJOYABLE THINGS NOW. It feels very refreshing! Hopefully I'll be motivated now to add my work on here. Soonish. :) There's still this one thing called homework...it's been set aside for a while because of my show, so we'll see how this goes.