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No Objections: Keeping it Real

I have posted in the past (here) and (here) about the Open Door Art Studio and wanted to share their current exhibit, No Objections, because the title seems a good one for me right now.

The past week or so has been completely out of control in terms of being so busy. I usually hate it when people talk about being “busy” because it kind of seems lame, but I kind of feel like I am losing my mind.

My busy-ness is a good thing: I have a job, a wonderful pair of kids, I couldn’t be more excited about my quilting and the possibilities there, my wonderful mom is here visiting. It just doesn’t always feel good.

As I face the craziness of life and the frustrations of being over-“busy”, I have to remind myself: “no Objections”. I am blessed in every way possible (except maybe for good hair) and have no room to complain.

I was pretty irritated with myself last night, though, when I “lost” a bag full of crickets I bought for my son’s lizard and frog. Really, that should be a wake-up call to slow down a bit, don’t you think?

I hope it doesn’t seem really selfish to turn a post about fabulous artwork into something about me. Just wanted to share my thoughts for the day. I hope you have enjoyed the little window into this great gallery. For more information, please visit Open Door Art Studio.

have a sloooooow week. and hopefully get some sewing in….(I did buy more crickets today so the pets won’t starve!)

Sharon

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4 thoughts on “No Objections: Keeping it Real

  1. Nifty Quilts says:

    It’s OK to vent here! I remember those days, with one child, buying crickets for the pet–I don’t even remember what kind of pet it was! I hope you get to slow down and breathe this week. Say “hi” to your sweet and talented mom for me.

  2. Jacque says:

    Hey, I think you are addressing your priorities quite well — vent, so that you don’t explode on those you love, and …… buy more crickets! Hugs to you, my friend, and don’t forget to breathe.

  3. Rachaeldaisy says:

    It’s really hard sometimes trying to fit everything into a day. And some days just get to you. I hope another lizard found the lost bag of crickets.

  4. Em says:

    I wish we lived close so Sean and I could help unbusy you…..I miss you. Has it been 5 years yet so you can join us in Seattle? :).

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