Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Chris & Joseph update!

Joe's coming home!

After our hearing on Monday, we get to have our first visit with Joseph in almost two years!! This Sunday at 1:30 PM we'll be picking him up for the afternoon...if you'd like to say hi, please stop by Tacomania around 2:30. He's requested eating dinner there as soon as he comes home.

Our next appearance before Judge Francis Pitman will be on September 5, with hopes that Joseph's life will finally return to normal.

We saw Chris last weekend, and he looks wonderful! He was full of love and smiles and hugs, and Joseph can't wait to see him again.

If you'd like to email Joseph, his address is lsumania1@yahoo.com. He'd love to hear from you!

Thank you for keeping our family in your prayers!

God is good all the time; all the time, God is good!

Friday, August 8, 2008

Little D, T, P, and Big D

Our happy plants.





Our last fig.


The yellow cow on our front steps.

It's hard to shoot a cobweb.



Our ugly dog neighbor, Lucy.

Our handsome dog neighbor, Buster.

Parker's gone.

Thursday, July 31, 2008

New mural project

















Danielle Reans, Dustin Howe & I are installing a mural at the new Centerpoint/211 office at 2121 Fairfield Avenue, Ste. 130. We're not through yet, but here's a preview.

Sunday, July 13, 2008

"Ce n'est pas une femme" - acrylic, paper, glass, polyurethane on foamcore

"Moth" - acrylic, paper, wood, moth, polyurethane on canvas

"Legacy" - acrylic, paper, marker, gold leaf, polyurethane on canvas

"Untitled Landscape" - acrylic, plastic, oil pastel, polyurethane on panel

"No Times Squared" - paper, polyurethane on panel (over an acrylic of Times Square that reminded me of a HORRIBLE old boyfriend)

"Untitled No. 1" & "Untitled No. 2" - acrylic, paper, net, dead organic matter, polyurethane on panel


"What's Left" - acrylic, paper, glass, polyurethane on panel

"Why Does It Have to be This Way" - acrylic, paper, polyurethane on panel & plexiglass

"My Demon" - acrylic, paper, snake, polyurethane on panel

Fort Worth reflection