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These last few months have been extremely busy and productive, and I hate to admit I kind of forgot about this blog at times. Finding a new apartment, moving, and spending time with a new friend consumed my February. Unpacking at the new place and maintaining my sanity with a ten day vacation to California and Colorado fulfilled my March. It had been 6 weeks before I finally picked up a paintbrush a couple weeks ago. I am proud to say I am on a roll again, and I will do my best to post all my latest creations as soon as possible.