Served to perfection
Acrylic on canvas
10 x 10 inches
Barbara Muir © 2013
It has been a day of marking, prepping, teaching, and follow up emails. I am about as
happy as a one night a week teacher can be. My class was fabulous tonight, and
I felt an intense sense of pride in the group. Sometimes that joy in people's performance
(it was a presentation night) is overwhelming, and if even a tiny part of their success
is because of something I taught them. Yay!
happy as a one night a week teacher can be. My class was fabulous tonight, and
I felt an intense sense of pride in the group. Sometimes that joy in people's performance
(it was a presentation night) is overwhelming, and if even a tiny part of their success
is because of something I taught them. Yay!
I was going to show you a few fast sketches I did, but because they were each done in
a couple of minutes, they need a few more minutes just to be presentable. Which
a couple of minutes, they need a few more minutes just to be presentable. Which
made me think of sleep, of tomorrow, and of breakfast. Although my schedule is
not the same as most people's because I work late hours, I look forward to breakfast,
which is almost always like this painting -- oatmeal. Love it.
But unlike my bowl of oatmeal at the kitchen table, this is a hotel breakfast --
something I miss so much. In a hotel that does good room service, every detail
of your breakfast is like a work of art. Who would think a bowl of oatmeal could
be art -- but the people who cook and serve it make sure it is.
And so to bed -- dreaming of magnificent hotel breakfasts rolled in on a collapsible
table, with a table cloth, cloth napkins and served with a flourish of attention to the
smallest details.
smallest details.
Wishing you a great breakfast and a joyous, creative day.
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