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Tag Archives: worry
Art, a Verb for Hard Times
During the last few weeks of what has—inaccurately—felt like unprecedented social, political, and moral turmoil on a global scale, I have found it difficult to stay focused on writing or writing about creative interests of any kind. While everyone watched … Continue reading
Posted in activism, opinions, politics, process, self-doubt
Tagged Arts, caution, Creative process, Social Media, worry
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Where O Where Has Metopen Been?
Well, who knew a blog could induce such a sense of obligation? I regret my absence of new posts for the last two weeks, but I was kind of busy. For the last few weeks, my household has been on … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Arts, congenital heart problem, David, doctors, emergency rooms, heart surgery, koi, koi paintings, medical proceedures, medical tests, Olivia, painting, paintings, sickness, stress, worry
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