getting back
This is what the studio looked like just before I left for Pennsylvania in early April. There were lots of projects in process. Paintings, drawings, baskets, painted magnets. It was messy and lively. It felt so good to be in there. I was content.
Today it felt a little abandoned. It needs a good cleaning. It wants attention. I need to reestablish contact with all those projects. I need to reset my priority to be in there. I always have great plans to float right back into painting as soon as I get back home. I have so many ideas. 
And then I’m always a little more tired, a lot less creative, and more behind with other stuff than I bargained for.
So be it!
One step at a time! 🙂 But I can totally relate to the feeling of being overwhelmed with so many ideas bursting in my mind and can’t decide which one to start with! (sometimes I even get sleepless just because of that.)
I’m sure it’s great to be back home so..take your time! 🙂
Thanks, Melody! I love that concept of being sleepless because of all the ideas bursting in your mind. Now we just need to do even half of them!