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Sick Day Comfort Food - Cereal
There’s something about stodge isn’t there? Something comforting. And I think one sub-genre of stodgy food is cereals, particularly porridges. I also like the sweet kick when ill. I only have sugar in my tea these days when I’m unwell. And nothing makes me crave frosted wheats like a week of being under the weather.
What are your favourite cereals? What are the most comforting?
The Ledger Of Gods
16th Febraury unblocked. Akshara insists he is not blocked. He prefers the term “creatively observing a strategic pause.” I, as the reluctant journal keeper of his daily wrestling match with inspiration, call it what it is: a stalemate with adjectives. Enter Ptah — patron saint of craftsmen, architects, and apparently writers who have over-romanticized their own despair. Unlike dramatic muses…
2020 Sketches - February Week 3
Finally the move!! Lots of measuring, taking things apart, putting them back together again.
We had no internet for the first four days, so we resorted to classic video games to pass the time. I also bought new things for the kitchen IMMEDIATELY because I love celebrating a new place with new crockery.
One of the advantages to the move is a much shorter commute for my partner, and a much larger kitchen. These combined meant he made dinner for me :)
2020 Sketches - February: Week 2
This week was neatly divided: Home / Work / Val-GALentines
The start to the week was real slow... I had a hard crash out and also had some home chores to catch up on (in prep for the proper move next week).
It picked up at work! With a kitty in the office and a fun work video project.
Then valentines came around... and despite having a perfectly willing significant other, I ended up spending it with a friend of mine, who brought us chocolates to share!
The thing that I really love about this activity, is it helps put the week into proper perspective. With my fatigue, it’s really easy to feel like it dominates the week. However by drawing my days like this, it shows how it was only one very tiny part of the week, and actually I did a lot, achieved a lot, and had a lot of fun <3
I love the work of Canadian illustrator, Helen Dardik. Today, this cute message inspires me.
Interesting feedback coming from our drawing cards....
"I really enjoyed how open the questions were and I was surprised how abstract and weird my responses got quite quickly! The questions feel like an open doorway to somewhere else that your mind takes you entirely. It helped me to add my own constraint that I had to draw the first thing I thought of, otherwise there would definitely be a temptation (for me anyway!) to over-think it. I was also tempted to follow the instruction several times over and produce something completely different, depending upon my mood." Felicity
Cute as a button badges have arrived, designed by fantastic student volunteer James Bucklow. 'Find your lines', 'make your mark' The badges will appear in the museum shop and be gifted to fantastic volunteers as the project develops.
