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What's got into me? Can't believe myself!
Must be someone else. Must be someone else.
Must be...
Any day now hows about getting out of this place. Any ways.
Got a lot of spare time. Some of my youth and all of my senses on overdrive.
What's got into me? Can't believe myself!
Must be...
Any day now hows about getting out of this place. Any ways.
Got a lot of spare time. Some of my youth and all of my senses on overdrive.
Don't play Coltrane you will sleep at the wheel
Eyes on-horizon.
Don't sleep at the wheel....
song of the day: any day now, by elbow
since the first week of my pregnancy, the ONLY task that I noticed was different was laundry. No matter how or when I did laundry, my lovehandles would ache when i moved laundry from the washer to the dryer or got in the dryer to remove the clothes all together. Which is annoying, because I'm weird and I have always loved the ritual OF laundry. Not the folding, persay, but the adding detergent, setting the timer, ect.
This photo has NO editing, except for a tad of cropping. That's just how awesome the Sunlight coming into the house today is :)
In June 2010 to coincide with the building of UCLH Foundation Trust's new Cancer Centre, UCLH Arts commissioned fifteen artists to create work on the theme of well being. For the next year and a half these works will decorate the external hoarding of the Cancer Centre as it is being built.
My work entitled Play is on display on University Street, off Huntley Street, W1, London. The other fourteen artists who created work for the project were Adam Hayes, Fiona Hepburn, Matthew Green, Andrew Curtis, Tom Leighton, Lucy Gough, Edd Pearman, Anthony Burrill, Sarah Bridgland, Jack Kettlewell, Abigail Hunt and Kieren Reed, Erica Donovan, Jess Wilson and Jane Ward.
All the artworks will be created into limited edition prints that will form part of the permanent art collection within the Cancer Centre once completed in 2011. For further information about Art at UCLH or the commissions please contact Arts Curator, Guy Noble: guy.noble@uclh.nhs.uk
In June 2010 to coincide with the building of UCLH Foundation Trust's new Cancer Centre, UCLH Arts commissioned fifteen artists to create work on the theme of well being. For the next year and a half these works will decorate the external hoarding of the Cancer Centre as it is being built.
My work entitled Play is on display on University Street, off Huntley Street, W1, London. The other fourteen artists who created work for the project were Adam Hayes, Fiona Hepburn, Matthew Green, Andrew Curtis, Tom Leighton, Lucy Gough, Edd Pearman, Anthony Burrill, Sarah Bridgland, Jack Kettlewell, Abigail Hunt and Kieren Reed, Erica Donovan, Jess Wilson and Jane Ward.
All the artworks will be created into limited edition prints that will form part of the permanent art collection within the Cancer Centre once completed in 2011. For further information about Art at UCLH or the commissions please contact Arts Curator, Guy Noble: guy.noble@uclh.nhs.uk
In June 2010 to coincide with the building of UCLH Foundation Trust's new Cancer Centre, UCLH Arts commissioned fifteen artists to create work on the theme of well being. For the next year and a half these works will decorate the external hoarding of the Cancer Centre as it is being built.
My work entitled Play is on display on University Street, off Huntley Street, W1, London. The other fourteen artists who created work for the project were Adam Hayes, Fiona Hepburn, Matthew Green, Andrew Curtis, Tom Leighton, Lucy Gough, Edd Pearman, Anthony Burrill, Sarah Bridgland, Jack Kettlewell, Abigail Hunt and Kieren Reed, Erica Donovan, Jess Wilson and Jane Ward.
All the artworks will be created into limited edition prints that will form part of the permanent art collection within the Cancer Centre once completed in 2011. For further information about Art at UCLH or the commissions please contact Arts Curator, Guy Noble: guy.noble@uclh.nhs.uk
In June 2010 to coincide with the building of UCLH Foundation Trust's new Cancer Centre, UCLH Arts commissioned fifteen artists to create work on the theme of well being. For the next year and a half these works will decorate the external hoarding of the Cancer Centre as it is being built.
My work entitled Play is on display on University Street, off Huntley Street, W1, London. The other fourteen artists who created work for the project were Adam Hayes, Fiona Hepburn, Matthew Green, Andrew Curtis, Tom Leighton, Lucy Gough, Edd Pearman, Anthony Burrill, Sarah Bridgland, Jack Kettlewell, Abigail Hunt and Kieren Reed, Erica Donovan, Jess Wilson and Jane Ward.
All the artworks will be created into limited edition prints that will form part of the permanent art collection within the Cancer Centre once completed in 2011. For further information about Art at UCLH or the commissions please contact Arts Curator, Guy Noble: guy.noble@uclh.nhs.uk
In June 2010 to coincide with the building of UCLH Foundation Trust's new Cancer Centre, UCLH Arts commissioned fifteen artists to create work on the theme of well being. For the next year and a half these works will decorate the external hoarding of the Cancer Centre as it is being built.
My work entitled Play is on display on University Street, off Huntley Street, W1, London. The other fourteen artists who created work for the project were Adam Hayes, Fiona Hepburn, Matthew Green, Andrew Curtis, Tom Leighton, Lucy Gough, Edd Pearman, Anthony Burrill, Sarah Bridgland, Jack Kettlewell, Abigail Hunt and Kieren Reed, Erica Donovan, Jess Wilson and Jane Ward.
All the artworks will be created into limited edition prints that will form part of the permanent art collection within the Cancer Centre once completed in 2011. For further information about Art at UCLH or the commissions please contact Arts Curator, Guy Noble: guy.noble@uclh.nhs.uk
Day 378- Today two things arrived in the mail for me. The first is a hat my cousin sent me from LL Bean. The second is a book I won from Goodreads.
Iris is sticking out quite a bit these days!
We looked at more paintings of J-Bird's and Aimee's too today. I'll be posting soon.
J-Bird's kicking me around now painting wise. She'sdoing seascapes too. We think she's already learning from Iris! (*.-)
I truly thought that Baby Incredible would be here by now! I've been having braxton hicks for weeks, baby has been head down since November. Everything is washed, set up, and 'ret to go, lol! Nesting spells have come and gone, what else is there left to do but wait?! Official due date is 1/20/09.
we had to bribe him with a trip to the skate park. he was still kind of a pain. more photos from this shoot are here.