I don't know why anyone would say that I'm dependent on technology! When I checked into the hotel last night (San Francisco) I realized I had the chance to recharge my "stuff" before I headed off for Korea. The PDA is recharging in the kitchen-ette, the cell phone by the bed, the laptop on the desk, the mp3 player plugs into the laptop to charge, and the electric shaver in the bathroom. What's so funny?
Went to bed at 10pm, after dozing off a couple of times, then woke up every 2 hours trying to get comfortable. My legs hurt, I have shin splints, my neck hurts (I just pulled it a little), and my lower back is killing me. I was up from 3am to 4am, probably because I normally only sleep for 6-7 hours, so my body may have thought it was time to get up. Oddly enough, I feel fairly well rested this morning. Of course, I've only been up for an hour and a half. We'll see how I feel in 6 hours!
Need to finish packing... again. We're going to get to the airport REALLY early. And wouldn't you know, San Fran airport has almost no fog this morning. Why couldn't it have been that way yesterday?
Talk to you soon....
About Me
- Deb
- Every day of my life I am in awe of nature’s miracles and man’s achievements, and I am challenged to capture even a small part of my wonder in my paintings. Personally, I don’t believe that art is the imitation of life – it’s the celebration, the embodiment, and the essence of life. Finding new ways to express what I see in the world is one of my greatest joys. I'm not on this earth to interpret it, or to change it to suit my needs. I'm here to live with it, to revere it, and hopefully to make the world a better place by what I leave behind. My son, my friends, my art, my words – these are the legacy I leave. These are me. If you choose to read my words, view my paintings, or speak with my loved ones, I hope you find the best parts of me.
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