Life goes on

We have been in a fog for the last two weeks, entirely focused on our daughter and her labor and delivery and our sweet, sweet granddaughter. We are gradually rejoining the real world, but a shift of major proportions has occurred and life, as we knew it, will not be the same. We are, once again, a family of three generations. We all take a step forward into new roles and we expand the circle of our family lovingly around Sofia and life goes on, even better than before.

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Yesterday I started cutting out polka dots.


The polka dots have been rolling around the back of my mind for the past week. Just as I was dozing off at night, there they'd be. A departure from my usual visions and hallucinations. Here's what I have at the end of the day today. There will be more. Check back.


I am blogging with a handicap tonight and I apologize if these pictures are not so good. My monitor conked out this morning. It has been threatening, but today was the day. It is still under warranty, but I had to send it back and they will send me a new one. Tonight I am using my old monitor, which is blurry and dark. Bad conditons for preparing photos. I feel like I am viewing them through tinted glasses that are the wrong prescription.