I have been busy lately creating myself something that looks like holidays. Oh ha, it’s so difficult for me to just sit and do nothing!<\/p>\n
I took 2 days of my holidays to close down some projects so i can start fresh after holiday time. <\/p>\n
Here’s my list of things done, it feels oh so nice to write these down:<\/p>\n
– finished meb’s poetry book design
\n– finished several paintings
\n– did many drawings
\n– worked on the collective collage books i have with guylaine and chum\u00e9,
\n– finally got started 3 book projects
\n– cleaned the big board of idea and decided on which projects i would work on this fall (see list below).<\/p>\n
here’s my list of projects i will be working on this fall:
\n– continue painting at the rhythm of 1 painting a month
\n– continue journal and scrapbooking
\n– continue working on these 3 book projects i have so i can get one out to an editor
\n– getting my painting portfolio out to galleries in mtl and in the usa
\n– get a new version of my portfolio site online
\n– start writing with meb
\n– continue the collective collage books i have with guylaine and chum\u00e9
\n– having singning class<\/p>\n
* * *<\/p>\n
Beside all that, life keeps on going. I feel like a 29 years old girl who will be turning 30 next year. My body is sending me more and more strange hormonal signals. <\/p>\n
Does every girl turning 30 do start feeling obsessed with kids and see pregnant women’s belly everywhere? <\/p>\n
I never did so, this never happened to me before. And it feels fucking strange to have these thoughts. <\/p>\n
‘hell is happening with me?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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