Catch up: Daily Face July 19th & 21st

 From the Calendar that sits on my desk and pleads for me to draw something on its blank pages.

What's Blooming: Gardening 2017

It's the little things that bring joy to my heart. My flowers are one of those little things. I haven't shared any garden pictures this summer, here are a few pics from this year. New addition purple pampas grass with lovely birdbath in background.

Journal Pages

Some doodles from my daily journal.

More Catching Up Daily Face: July 14th, 17th & 18th

Journal Pages - Sunday

I still do my Sunday Face.  here are three from my journal. I miss posting on daily.

Daily Face: July 13th

Journal Pages

 Trying to mix it up by showing some of the drawing from my daily journal. Some days I draw what happen for the day and sometimes I just draw. When I don't have any inspiration I copy clipart drawing with my own twist. My journal entries are too private to share.

Daily Face; I skipped July 11th

I overlooked uploading July 11th.

You would think an empty nester would have more time! July 7th, 10th and 12th

You would think an empty nester would have more time to draw, paint and do whatever you like. However I am finding that is not the case. How was I ever able to manage my time better with four daughters?
So I still draw, but I don't seem to have time to post. I see more people giving up their blogs and just post to instagram. I'm not ready to do that.
Once more I'm giving it a go, Starting off with my Daily Calendar Drawings. I still like to play catch up.

Review: How To Live Like A Lady: Lessons In Life, Manners, And Style

How To Live Like A Lady: Lessons In Life, Manners, And Style by Sarah Tomczak
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

In a day and age when almost anything goes, you should still know how to act like a lady.

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Review: Jane Austen: A Companion

Jane Austen: A Companion by Josephine Ross
My rating: 5 of 5 stars



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Review: Mindshift: Break Through Obstacles to Learning and Discover Your Hidden Potential

Mindshift: Break Through Obstacles to Learning and Discover Your Hidden Potential by Barbara Oakley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Think your brain stops learning as you age, wrong. You can keep learning new things. Think you can't learn just because they teach everyone the same and you need something different, then you are labeled a failure, wrong. You can learn.
This was a very interesting book. I also learned about mooc's!

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