Monday music and miscellania

in which our plucky heroine attempts to wait patiently...

... because at some point my index finger will be healed. Right now, the infection is not progressing, and I have a bit more mobility than I did yesterday, though the finger is still very sore indeed. Not being able to use my right hand freely is frustrating, as my usual handwork activities are not really possible.

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beauty in the time of isolation, day 56:

These spectacular white clematis were growing outside the neighborhood plant and garden store...

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I will admit to a great delight in the sound of the hurdy-gurdy, also known as " la zanfona",  here played by Andrey Vinogradov...

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microgreens day 8 - pea greens... boy howdy the field pea microgreens are a lot more vigorous than the sunflowers... these are almost ready to harvest IMHO, I broke one off to taste it, and there was this green yummy flavor in my mouth. Maybe tomorrow...

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Decades ago I remember listening to the music of King Crimson ... Every Friday for the next 50 weeks Robert Fripp will release an original soundscape as part of a new series “Music for Quiet Moments”:

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~ 100 day challenge - day 13 ~

One thing I decided over the weekend, was that I was not going to fret myself about doing my 100 day challenge on one hundred consecutive days, because who needs to add stress right now. If some artmaking happens, good, if not, it will happen again soon, and be shared here, and eventually the days will add up to a hundred...

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May SMART goals (x=extra)

#	THINGS MADE	THINGS FIXED	THINGS GONE
1	collage	bird netting peas	-
2	x	x	-
3	x	x	-
4	x	x	-
5	x	x	-
6	x	x	-
7	x	x	-
8	x	x	x
9	x	x	x
10	x	x	x
11	x	x	x
12	x	x	x
13	x	x	x
14	x	x	x
15	x	x	x

today's gratitudes - Today my friend Mea sang a "The Water is Wide" for me, and posted a video online so I could her her beautiful voice. She is taking requests from friends and sending them songs, and I picked that one from her list, as it was a song of particular meaning to me as a young woman...