Insane-Redhead

It's been a long time since I've had any inspiration to do any artwork at all.  For awhile I thought something was wrong with me.  How could I not be inspired to paint or draw?  Why couldn't I figure out what to paint or draw?  Why didn't I feel interested in painting or drawing?  I felt like something was wrong with me, or that a part of myself was suppressed. I've come to realize that for a long time I've been under a lot of stress, and I believe this has contributed to my lack of artistic inspiration.  I have two kids, two dogs, and I'm my husband's caregiver (he's a disabled veteran).  Did I mention I have a small business, too?  I've pu

HOW OLD DO YOU ACT? [x] You know how to make a pot of coffee. [x] You keep track of dates using a calendar. [ ] You own a credit card. [ ] You know how to change the oil in a car. [x] You've done your own laundry. [x] You can vote in an election. [x] You can cook for yourself. [] You think politics are interesting. TOTAL SO FAR: 5 [ ] You show up for school late a lot. [x] You always carry a pen/pencil in your bag/purse/pocket. [ ] You've never gotten a detention. [ ] You have forgotten your own birthday. [x] You like to take walks by yourself. [x] You know what credibility means, without looking it up. [x] You drink caffeine

My latest deviation is a picture of my dog, Jerry.  It isn't really my greatest piece of work, but it's the best picture I have of him at the moment.  Hey, at least I cut out the vacuum cleaner in the background. :)   Jerry is my best friend, hands-down. I adopted him from the Humane Society when he was just 9 weeks old in February of 2000.  That was just one month after getting married at the ripe-old age of 19.  Dumbest decision I've ever made.  Not the puppy!  The husband!  Jerry turned out to be a smart decision.  He had been abandoned and looked so