Woke up to a couple inches of new snow this morning, and about 20 degrees, no wind so far. "They" say another storm is coming this weekend. The last one has been bad east of here. With two to four feet of snow the ranchers are having a very bad time because it is calving season. I heard there are drifts 12 feet high.
Joe went to coffee and I took my watercolors (big mistake) and went to the Wednesday art group at Rendezvous Pointe. This isn't the usual art group I meet with. This was the first time I have met with them, although I already knew everyone but one lady. Duene whose blog you might have read, goes there every week. And I especially enjoyed seeing Vicky because I seldom see her. She is so nice. I've wanted to try it going to their meeting all winter and can't believe I haven't until now - the time just goes by too fast. The watercolors were difficult. I made five starts and made a mess out of every one. They will all be trash. Finally got a small sketch of a tipi and quit before I messed it up too. Joe met me there at Rendezvous Pointe for lunch, and we sat with his coffee buddy Ed, and James and Kathy. It was fun to get to see them. So it was a nice morning.
Joe wanted to go out for dinner so we went down to the Mexican place and had tacos and enchaladas. I didn't have to cook all day.
My neighbor friend Sandra has been writing some articles on this website. She's written on four topics so far. I don't have the link for all of them, but you can do "search". She's doing a great job. (Helium is the face of the publishing revolution! Helium is also a knowledge co-operative where our writers are also our editors who read and rate every article on the site. At Helium, we believe that everyone can contribute what they know to share with millions of readers around the globe.)
Victoria Stilwell or Cesar Millan: Who would you call? - by Sandra Goodwin
Volunteering at The Elephant Nature Park in Thailand - by Sandra Goodwin http://www.helium.com/items/1389036-volunteer-elephants-thailand
Should you take a free horse? - by Sandra Goodwin
