Everyone wants more time right? Time often opens it’s self up to us, and we don’t want it: the time stuck in traffic, the time waiting in a waiting room. My wise husband taught me years ago to use the time that we have, and I have made a game out of trying to enjoy time’s wrinkles.
I painted the above painting a couple weeks ago, while my son recovered from an appendectomy. As I headed to the hospital I grabbed a change of clothes, a snack, my water bottle, my phone charger, and I chucked them into my pastel bag (which was cocked and loaded (key to enjoying time’s wrinkles)). I didn’t paint in the ER, or while he was in the OR, but the next day he napped and I found a wrinkle to paint in.
Today I have happily found another wrinkle – here is my airport studio. Before you tell yourself how organized I am, notice the yellow, mark-of-shame, late check-in tag on my luggage.
paintandsimple 
Gorgeous painting!
I love it. I wish you were here. We’re having so much fun. All love you painting
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Awesome! I love the flower. Especially the vibrant blue.
creative in work and how to get it done too. hope all is well with your son.
See ya soon! S
Juliana Just loved this one. Not your usual palette and I love the perspective. Great work and great story.
Safe travels
regards buddy
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From: paintandsimple Reply-To: paintandsimple Date: Saturday, October 11, 2014 at 12:07 PM To: Buddy Teaster Subject: [New post] Wrinkle in Time
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