16-02-2018
You can reach a lot if you do a little each day.
A little is better than nothing.
I can´t stand.
I can´t walk.
I can´t eat normally.
- but I can do a little every day to get on with my life and make it easier.
I can sit and work.
I can think positive thoughts.
During this illness period of mine, where it some days is almost impossible for me to get out of my apartment, I have the perfect opportunity to finish and realize a lot of my pieces of unfinished furniture crafts ideas and house decorating in my private home.
During the 4 years we have had this small apartment of ours since a flood in our earlier home, I have always found a good reason to spend my creativity on something else than making my dream of a beautiful home come true and finish my house decorating and rebuilding of this old fashioned small apartment. Things were done, when I had nothing else to do and when we had saved the money for it.
But now where I practically seems to be nailed to my home by my health for some years, I have prioriated working on it, a little bit each day. This changed attitude of mine this winter has payed a good dividend, giving me the memories and travelling experiences I miss, in my own home instead:
So I am working on my home a little bit each day, keeping it in repair and I get a lot further than I had expected!
For me recycling always has been natural. When I can use my recycling design abilities putting up my precious memories around me, it heals me. I feel present. I feel the positive experiences of my life are appearing for me each time I come into a room where my memories are a part of the decoration and it makes me glad.
Artistically my health has forced me to slow down.
Therefore, I am waiting for some answers from some juries, before I continue creating new art or sending in new entries. No more simultaneous entries to juried exhibitions and museum exhibitions.
I will not stress myself just to suit other people.
It is winter time and February is my time off for domestic doings.
Time off for inner absorbtion.
Time for change.
Best regards
Lisbet Lark.