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January
27, 2003
So bizarre of all bizarre. I've sold a virtual piece
of my work. The most recent daily sketch has touched
the whimsy of the young lady who's picture i used, and she
has now bought the virtual rights to use it on her
website. Twenty five bucka-ding-dongs! i find
it incredibly strange that first of all someone would want
my work, and second that the work doesn't even leave the
house!
So i asked Himself: "am i official now? a real
artist?" He of course gallantly said yes.
He's a perfect Master :-) Ah well, regardless of
whether i can truly claim the rank of artist or not, i
certainly feel good about the whole thing.
Pretty quiet on the home front. Himself is slowing
getting better, which i hope will bring on an increase of
desire to fling floggers. *eg* i took a sick
day from work today - my intestinal system and i were
definitely not getting along this morning. It was
nice to have the house to myself for part of the day -
although i swear the neighbours cannot move out a minute
too soon. They are the noisiest people! i hope
i can see the prospective buyers when they do house
tours. If they look even remotely noisy - have pets,
or tons of children, i'm going to dash to the stereo and
crank it loud. Whatever it takes to shoo them away.
In a perfect world we'd get fellow kinksters for
neighbours.
i treated my son to a grocery shopping expedition
yesterday. i am constantly baffled by what i see go
in the cart. Instant noodles, frozen hamburger
patties, white bread. Blech. But then he
always hits the fruit and veggies section and loads
up. Such a contradiction of nutrition. i
should have bought some vitamins for him. my
daughter eats like that as well. Most likely they
learned some of it during our "single" days,
when i was on my own as a single parent, struggling to
make ends meet. i was too stubborn to ask for any
kind of government assistance - i worked two jobs and
rented out rooms in the house to scrape by. We did
it though - in retrospect, in spite of some mistakes along
the way, i guess i should be proud of myself - and the two
kids i raised. Kids. Young adults now - and we
can still talk as openly and honestly as we did while they
were growing up. i like that.
i can honestly say of all the things i've done over the
past 22 years, my two children are the accomplishment i am
most proud of. And i watch Himself with His own
daughter, and i suspect He feels pretty much the same.
Life is good :-)

“Have no fear of
perfection - you'll never reach it.”
--Salvador Dali
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