Yesterday, we were invited to the country {The Miller House} to have a social-distance ART Hour with Matilda. Matilda had organized the butterfly garden so we could paint. It looked amazing. It was comfortable and her dad , Josh even made us breakfast. It was a lively/lovely morning.
It started to rain when we were driving up to the country and was drizzling when we arrived at ART Hour.
Larry helped Lauren weed the Butterfly Garden….and found a new friend…..
Matilda and I stayed far from each other, no hugs. It was difficult at times keeping a distance. I want to hug her so badly but was thankful that we had real time together. I have heard rumblings that every Saturday morning, we will have ART Hour and save all of our creations for a Gallery show when quarantine is over.
Please don’t misunderstand me. I am thankful for my remission, I am thankful for Larry and my family….but each day is difficult for me. I told Larry this morning, if I am feeling like this, my friends have to be feeling anxious , unhappy sad and frustrated too. Do you have any tips to help any of us lift our spirits?
Even my ART is doom and gloom….but in a good way…right? Go on, laugh.
Matilda and I are NOT painting next Saturday. That is all I will say. No hints yet, but I am looking forward to it very much.
I am sending much love. If you are feeling down, remember so many of us are feeling the same way. This cannot last forever. Stay strong. XOX
Love you beyond the moon.
Me
I DON’T THINK YOU LIKE BEING DOWN IN THE DUMPS SO GET OUT! XO
Robin,
You are so right I too feel beaten today, this uncertain life has got me caught up in sadness.
Today is my sons 36th birthday and I so wish I could hug him till his 37.
I had a good cry … made some chicken soup, spoke to some good friends and wrote this to you.
Our world needs healing our people need to be able to trust our leaders. It’s a shame.
May our days ahead shed light
May our world heal.
Peace my friend.
Love ya.