It rained
for much of the day… which must make it all the more difficult for families
living in small homes. Neither of us actually ventured out of the house all day!
As part
of my project to throw more light on our ‘family history’, I spent much of the
day going round in circles trying to unravel all sorts of family secrets (it’s
an utterly absorbing and frustrating process). Needless to say, I failed
miserably – so a bit like Friday’s experiences!
My Urban
Sketching group had a virtual ‘meet-up’ via various live-cams (all based within
game reserves, hides or zoos)… not my subject matter of choice
(understatement!), but I did manage to produce some quick felt-tip images as a
rather half-hearted gesture.
Went to
bed relatively early and, of course, woke up just after 1am and couldn’t get
back to sleep (it happens an awful lot these days – and nothing to do with the
virus!).
Ruth ‘delivered’
some tinned tomatoes, coffee and more of her special hearts (she’s given us one
for every day of our self-isolation… so lovely to see her – even at a distance.
Image:
Lockgate machinery, Bathurst Basin.
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