Last week, along the Waterfront Park shoreline in Bath, an expansive field of thinning and fractured ice sheets shattered the sounds akin to breaking china dishes, wind-driven pass stranded layered ice structures that had been pushed up on shore, the latter with the exception of a few icicles, remained substantially dry in the still freezing air, giving the expiring winter a few more breaths.

More art about the breaking up....

There was a very long crack in the ice surface of Ottawa river. Spring is finally coming as it seems...

Man shutting his ears and not listening to the persistent yelling of his spouse

Snow clouds breaking up after a week or so. Sunshine on its way! Yay!! :)

- "I'm sad."

- "I know. I'm sorry."

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Looks like the old faithful PowerShot S60 is on its last legs - it now often does this for a few minutes when I turn it on.

It records this in movie-mode too, which I'm keeping examples of in case I need to simulate a TV on the blink for some show I work on in the future...

This is Mackenzie. She's one of the major characters in the graphic novel 'Breaking Up' that I'm illustrating.

My co-worker Scarlet pointed out how the guy in the background looks like he left her and now she's upset and morose.

Ollie Cannoli©

... but feel relieved ...

(both pictures - taken by Arabella)

More art about the breaking up....

Envelope passed under the door, Dear John notice written on envelope

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