An eerie silence has descended upon my world. I am restless. My life has changed and I am slightly apprehensive.
COVID-19 has changed all of our lives, not just mine. Hopefully the change is temporary, but we will find out if that is so when we emerge from our self-isolation in a month or two.
Strange, isn't it? I have always felt that my ideal week is one in which I have no commitments. No need to leave the house except to buy food, to mail a letter, or to deposit or withdraw money from the bank. When I turn the page on my desk diary (and, yes, I still rely on a real calendar, not just a digital calendar) and the page is blank, I always feel happy. Very happy. I love uninterrupted time in my studio.
But not this week.
My calendar was full. Perhaps too full. Meetings to attend, classes to teach, people to see, exhibit openings to attend, a quilt show to view. All canceled. I was supposed to be in Toronto today, attending the annual SAQA Conference. Learning more abou…
COVID-19 has changed all of our lives, not just mine. Hopefully the change is temporary, but we will find out if that is so when we emerge from our self-isolation in a month or two.
Strange, isn't it? I have always felt that my ideal week is one in which I have no commitments. No need to leave the house except to buy food, to mail a letter, or to deposit or withdraw money from the bank. When I turn the page on my desk diary (and, yes, I still rely on a real calendar, not just a digital calendar) and the page is blank, I always feel happy. Very happy. I love uninterrupted time in my studio.
But not this week.
My calendar was full. Perhaps too full. Meetings to attend, classes to teach, people to see, exhibit openings to attend, a quilt show to view. All canceled. I was supposed to be in Toronto today, attending the annual SAQA Conference. Learning more abou…
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