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Monday, May 20, 2013

myra anderson - an illustrated life . . .

Well kittens . . . sometimes . . . when you have an economic downturn - where half of your income is gone -  with no hope of recovery in the foreseeable future - there is only one thing that you can do.  Pack up your junk and go . . . to a cheaper place.  So, that's the position we are in right now.  The artist JanettMarie was encouraging in that she does not allow pity parties - not on her watch!  When I lamented that I no longer had the money to lavish myself with fabulous art supplies for new-found adventures - she told me 'use what you already have!'  Good advice seeing that I have a couple of boxes FULL of art supplies!  Thank you JanettMarie. (I'm lying about the number of boxes I actually have!)

Actually, we have a cute little place in mind - and if all goes well - I can't wait to move there - in a couple of months.  Looking for a suitable place is a full time job - but I can relax a little now - I think!  Actually the name of this illustration is 'who will cook the black-eyed peas 'cause I look way too fabulous in this dress!'  (see previous posts) 

6 comments:

Unknown said...

Great composition and painting in this newest painting. I also really like the expression on her face.

juliefordoliver.blogspot.com said...

Oh MY! Life can throw a curve ball and turn our lives upside down. I have been there and understand totally what is ahead. Your attitude is just the right one and you can count on me to help with a supply or two down the road. My life need your art.

SharonWrightArtist said...

Love your humour, Myra, as illustrated by your title,which brilliantly describes your pic!
Good luck with your move, I hope it works out. I also very much admire your positive outlook in the face of adversity!
Happy painting!

lee said...

I love the painting, and smaller is better, more to clean if its bigger, I want to go smaller, life is not about cleaning its about art thats what I tell my hubby

Katie Jeanne Wood said...

I wish you lots of good luck finding a job, and a new place to live. xoxoxo

Lisa Graham said...

I wondered what happened to you and came by to see if you've posted. I just hate it when trying times hit for those I care about. I hope you will LOVE your new place. One thing I've learned in my ? years of living...there is always nice weather behind the storm.

xoxo