I finally completed my first few clay projects. Thanks to *BishopMaple for helping me with the glaze n stuff.

Sorry, couldn't resist. One of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite movies. Can anyone guess which movie?

I started taking a pottery class in June, hand-building. I made a few neat things before having surgery. Because of that I had to drop out of class. Hopefully my instructor will let me continue where I left off when she has another one. I do enjoy the clay, thanks to *BishopMaple for encouraging me to go for it.

I'll be having surgery on my left shoulder next week to repair it. Broke it 3/22 and it still hasn't healed. X-rays are here and here if you wanna see.

I stretched my drawing legs this weekend and put pencil to paper. When you get a chance please check them out. I found out that not all of my watchers were notified of the new deviations.

I've discovered that I just don't have the patience I used to. I start off good but then I start rushing things because I'm so anxious to see the finished product.

The two drawings I posted were done pretty quickly, they're nothing to write home about. But I'm pleased I actually got some drawing done. I'm still on the hunt for a drawing style of my own so I have lots of experimenting to do.

...to draw. If you've been reading my journals you know my life has been, well, interesting this past few months.

The good news is that my inspiration and creativity is flowing. I hope to let it out soon, very soon. I'm getting to the point where I have to draw.

My recent MS flare prevented me from having the ability and coordination to do anything with my right hand. But I've almost completely recovered from that.

Next issue is getting this huge cast off my left arm on 4/27. I haven't been able to use my left arm for anything for a month.

Ahhhh! There's so many things I want to do!