Lee Harper Oswald

I’m writing here like I never left. Because…well, because. I don’t have the bandwidth to give a shit about…I don’t know. Professionalism? That’s not a thing here. Organization? I’m still up to my ass in boxes and endless to-do lists, things large and small. Screw it.

I’m getting off social media for reasons. I’d like to keep in touch with people — they may or may not make the arduous journey all the way off of social media to this blog, out in the middle of nowhere. Is it not weird that people do largely treat clicking off social media to just about anywhere else on the internet like visiting that friend that moved an hour out of the city? It’s literally just a few clicks. Oh well. I’m pretty much taking everything and everyone as they come these days.

But, we moved. To New York. Been here since around the end of June-ish, and it’s been a wild ride, one which I have zero interest to explain because, well, it’s sucked and I don’t want to revisit it. Suffice to say, though, that things are coming together. Not my workspace, though.

Looking at the last post, I see I was pumped to have an art space in the last house. I can say that I did create a few collages in that space, which I was pretty happy with, considering I was experimenting with the adhesive medium (and, really, the medium altogether).

My new space is an actual space — it’s the second floor loft of the new house. And it’s a mess.

I have since moved the desk into the room to the left (see door frame), where I type this as we speak (?).

So, yeah. That’s my new work space. Art space. Lots of room; lots of mess. But it’s nice and has potential. Bonus space is in the garage, which is still loaded with the boxes mentioned above. That will be my shop area, so the sloppier, filthier projects.

And that’s all I have to say. I didn’t actually log on here to do this. I just thought, well, while I’m at the desk. I came here to look up Halloweeny things to do in Sleepy Hollow, NY, because we just booked a few days over my birthday weekend in October. I’m going to go do that now. And, maybe, somehow, if I can manage to focus for ten minutes a day (tall order), I will make this a habit. Since I won’t be on social media anymore. Come Friday. Tick tock…

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