Busy busy!

A month has past since my last entry, wow.  Not that there's much else to say since then, I've got lots of things to work on now that end of the semester has finally gotten here.

I've taught myself how to dry felt with felting needles, too -- directly related to my final for sculpture studio.  As soon as the finals are all over and done, I'll go home for a week and come back here -- to Richmond -- to work the rest of the winter break in order to pay for the rest of what I owe on fall semester.

This means I'll be open for commissions just after christmas.  I'll only take on a small handful, though, as I'd like to work on personal art a bit.  I don't get much of a chance for that while school is in session.

This semester has been largely about sheep and exorsising my childish tendancies.  I think I'm going to try to be a bit more serious next semester -- nose to the grinding stone and all that.

Mum is looking at the possibility of adding yet another horse to our small herd -- he would bring the total to six and he hails from Pennsylvania... which might mean another New Years drive and, possibly, a new tradition.  We're in the process of becoming a registered non-profit organization as far as the horse rescue and rehabilitation center is concerned.  Things are moving along nicely enough.

I'm taking care of myself as best I can, I do try to get some sleep when my body needs it and -- even if I'm not hungry -- I keep myself on a good eating habit.

Things can only get better from here.