First step post grad

So for anyone interested ( I don't get notified of comments through phone and havent checked my last entry)  I have a new Facebook page!  "Samanthas fine art and portraiture"  so far there are no images but I'm hoping to have albums up and figure out paypal or etsy (maybe both) by the end of the week.  Yay for parttime employment of sharing my talents!  Feel free to share my page with family an d friends, I look forward to working with you!

Finished

So excited to be done.  Slowly destressing feeling aches and pains come and go.  So glad I'm on my anxiety pills.  The difference is amazing.  No I don't feel drugged but I can think and aren't worrrrying all the time and get sleep!!!   

I realised though that I posted my art pics but didn't include a description.  They are the processing of moving forward.  My inner conflicts between the past pain and anxieties and discovering new things feelings and activities that I couldn't do before. Discovering my self and being able to accept my past forgive and accept that I was given a second chance to move forward; and while moving forward is frightening it is also exciting!

I am finally done.  A graduate with a degree in master of science, art therapy/ counseling! !!!!!  The picture attached is from my art that made it into the senior show. 

Moving back from east coast to midwest was really long but enjoyable!  I had to give away a couple things from lack of room in vehicles (including canvases >. <)  but that is a lesson learned. (Rummage sales and start selling work online!) 

Needless to say a goal of mine is to start my inactive etsy account with my fine art(paintings) , charcoal portraits potentially jewlry, prints (post card /poster of ptgs or nature photography) relativly soon.  (Anyone interested the link will be posted somewhere for your use, please comment to show interest, not to sign up)

Ahhh so glad school is done, yet I'm still experiencing problems with it.  My rsch and grades.  Want to scream!!!!!!!!!!!!

But its over.  So I was downgraded from an assumption I wasn't aware of and my directoe says I didn't do actual research.  Bullshit!!!  Anyway,  I will soon have transcripts and my diploma and am job hunting.

Mmmmm brownie in a mug recipe

Havent tried yet but want to

Ingredients: 4 Tablespoons Flour 4 Tablespoons Sugar 2 Tablespoons Cocoa powder (Note: don't use cocoa mix or quik, it shouldn't have any sugar) 2 Tablepsoons Vegetable Oil (Don't use one with a strong flavor, eg olive, sesame, etc) 2 Tablespoons Water Dash of salt Mug Microwave1min