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Drawing exercise from Carla Sonheim. Each Thursday she is posting a "paint blob" image to use as the starting point for a drawing.
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This is where I sit to prompt and create some sound effects for the play. It's the cosiest prompt corner I've ever had. Almost tasteful!
From the not quite complete set of Party Piece after the first dress rehearsal at the Apollo Theatre, Isle of Wight.
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#44 - 2021 Scribbles and Drabbles
Two necklaces of the same pattern, each with three etched silver disks, one in yellow and silver, the other in red and black beads of various materials, both knotted on silk cord.
#9b - 2021 Scribbles and Drabbles
Detail of one of the carved bone separator elements, showing the copper chain and wirework, and the glass & stone beads at the end of the strands.
This is my response to the other prompt from Episode 39...the one on a familiar song. I chose to do it on "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" because it's part of our bedtime ritual with Nathen.
The funny thing is, I was already planning to do something with this. I was thinking collage, but this will certainly suffice. ;)
A welcomed splash of colour on my patio area. I love the vividness of colour. I have edited it using the Snapseed app which really is a brilliant quick and easy way to jazz up you images. I also use it on my SLR images when on holiday.
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From January 13, 2023: I’ve been reflecting on some the #jobs I’ve had as part of the @rachelastorauthor #prompts I’m doing from her @dailyom course, WRITING TO UNCOVER THE AUTHENTIC SELF.
When I was in grade 10 or so, my Mum told me about the South Surrey Community Police Station which was going to be opening in the Peninsula Village Shopping Centre. Policing was something I thought could be a career, so volunteering made sense. I remember going in with my Mum to learn that unfortunately, I couldn’t volunteer in the office until I turned 18. But they let me apply anyway, saying they could let me do work at events they took a part of across South Surrey, at parks, schools, & in local malls. One key thing I helped with at this time was with the bicycle identification program, where we helped engrave bikes with someone’s driver’s license number to help identify it if it was ever lost or stolen.
Later, when i turned 18, I was able to volunteer in the station. There was a lot I helped with: from assisting members of the public when they came in with concerns, to actually running the bicycle identification and safety programs (yes we actually tried to get people to wear helmets). I helped a lot with preparing the station for a move from Peninsula Village to Windsor Square, from cleaning to unpacking and much more. I was a key holder. I remember one night staying late to organize a new wall of blank forms cops used daily. I remember cleaning all the windows, organizing the supply room, and more. I remember putting advertising ideas I was learning in university to work, creating new brochures and even a very basic information website on Tripod. I ended up organizing several police week events, where over a dozen crime prevention organizations setup displays in the @semiahmooshopping centre. I dressed up as Safety Bear. I organized a cops for cancer event. Had a wrecked car brought into the mall by ICBC to showcase driver safety.
I was nominated as volunteer of the year at one point too, putting in thousands of hours. And there was a lot more that I did - this summary just scratches the surface.
13/365.
This photo was also posted on Instagram.