I've put down the weight, the weight on my shoulders
Alright. A list.
Projects I'm working on:
I cannot wait for stuffing at the Cherokee Town/Country Club. I'll wear tights for that, no doubt. Both actually and hypothetically. I saw the Rent cast on Ellen today and now I have that minute song stuck in my head. And anyone who has a mild to moderate interest in SCAD, paired with a mild to moderate knowledge of SCAD, should know that her name isn't Paula Wallace. It's Paula Rowan and no amount of divorce papers or marriages to gay guys will change that. Her name is ROWAN. A house on my square painted itself this color, but it used blue paint for the trim instead of green, which is sad because if it had green trim it would look exactly like a tomato.
I'm reading a book by the author of "Girl with a Pearl Earring", Tracy Chevalier, about the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries. It makes me even less interested in Hot Timid Leaf.
I just want to spend hours sitting in the car with my head. I've never looked forward to it more.
Projects I'm working on:
- Black and blue scaley tie
- Sweater for Steven
- Ladder vest for me
- Other vest for me
- Flipbooks
I cannot wait for stuffing at the Cherokee Town/Country Club. I'll wear tights for that, no doubt. Both actually and hypothetically. I saw the Rent cast on Ellen today and now I have that minute song stuck in my head. And anyone who has a mild to moderate interest in SCAD, paired with a mild to moderate knowledge of SCAD, should know that her name isn't Paula Wallace. It's Paula Rowan and no amount of divorce papers or marriages to gay guys will change that. Her name is ROWAN. A house on my square painted itself this color, but it used blue paint for the trim instead of green, which is sad because if it had green trim it would look exactly like a tomato.
I'm reading a book by the author of "Girl with a Pearl Earring", Tracy Chevalier, about the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries. It makes me even less interested in Hot Timid Leaf.
I just want to spend hours sitting in the car with my head. I've never looked forward to it more.