My shoes as seen from sitting on the couch and looking at my feet before going to a photo shoot at the casements this morning.
One of my favorite shirts, a Liz Claiborne from Ross for $12.
What you don’t see is the lamp keeping him warm.
He sleeps by lamp light every night.
Books in the chair above: Thomas L. Friedman The World Is Flat
G. Edward Griffin The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve
Jo-Ellen Dimitrius and Mark Mazzarella Put Your Best Foot Forward :-)
yellow tea cup from my daughter and son for mother’s day one year
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Below: a very sketchy rendition of our dishes bought in 1997, Park Place by Mikasa.
I’ve missed quite a few days of sketches due to the enormous amount of photos to edit from recent photoshoots.
Below, caught in a moment, is Corbin, my grand-dog.
Below: What I carry to work every day… books and papers in one bag, lunch in the other bag, and the all-important purse!
Below: a snack, eaten in the car, on our trip to see our daughter.
Below: my hand holding the clipboard that I was drawing on.
And also, on the same trip, below is a view of my confined space, defined by the glove compartment of the car, as well as by my camera bag, book, and purse.
Below: What to draw now?
Still on the trip and standing on the second story deck overlooking a neighbor’s yard, I sketched this small drawing.
The Crepe Myrtle with spent flowers as seen over the balcony:
The table lamp:
Drawing in the morning before work, sometimes I just do the obvious.
This morning’s view of the kitchen window…
Again, what to draw? Below: my reflection in the hall mirror. 
New day, different sketch, same subject.
Below: a very simple line drawing of Ginger, way too relaxed, on the couch.
Below: Pepper on the couch this morning.
