It’s been 14 years since I was injured and ill, but as I’m now awaiting my delivery date for my new powerchair next month (!) I am just now applying for a disabled parking placard. Getting the placard was something I’ve kept putting off and pushing to the back of my to-do list…for years. I’d... Continue Reading →
As the holidays draw near I have a quick and exciting update regarding my original artwork - I am offering a small selection of canvas or framed prints for $125 each plus shipping! I only create one canvas print of each piece so if that's your thing, get it while you can! I do offer multiple... Continue Reading →
I’m a 33-year-old mother of two in the process of getting a power wheelchair, and contrary to popular belief, it’s a wonderful thing. During a recent day out at the zoo with the family, I rented a motorized scooter to see if it helped with my pain levels and mobility. At a steep $40 price... Continue Reading →
There are moments I think I’m alone, and I forget that you’re around me. Then I remember that you are there and I become terrified. I can’t run. There’s no escape. So this time, I turn and face you. I lay my head and heart out for you. You envelop me and I leave my... Continue Reading →
“Your life won’t ever be the same,” the surgeon said. I turned over in my hospital bed, in a pitifully tiny brown room. He said the words I expected to hear. I was past that shock. My window looked out towards nothing but a brick wall. At least the daylight could shine in. I was... Continue Reading →
In short, it’s been another hell of a week. Last weekend kicked it off with a visit to the emergency room, followed by needle jabs, visits to the doctor, and intrusive exams. Luckily, it’s just a large ovarian cyst causing me so much trouble. But my oh my is that routine little nuisance a painful one.... Continue Reading →
I’ve felt stifled by social media lately and I’ve had to remember that while I’ve found a great tool to share my endeavors on my channels, social media itself is not a viable medium for my creative expression. It’s always changing, and I ove words and always have. But I must admit I often skip... Continue Reading →
I had the honor of photographing the Charleston Woodworking School Class of 2019 student projects earlier this summer. Congratulations to the students on their beautiful accomplishments! Here are a few of my favorites pieces.
The summer started off with an exciting and successful Kickstarter campaign to produce the latest children's book project I've contributed to, titled, Bo-Peep is My Name. I served as editor and creative consultant on the project, the book was written by Valerie L. Holmstrom, Ph.D, and illustrated by Tami Boyce. The Kickstarter campaign to produce Bo-Peep was successfully funded in... Continue Reading →
