The Miquwahkesis Project... let's go with Day Fourteen

Patience.  This project has been a test in patience.  There is simply no rushing the process.  I find my mind wandered as I painted this week, thinking about all the ways that I could have improved the process in order to be further along.  Aside from one thing I'd do differently, there is no fast-track for this design.  Oh, there's lessons to learn in every nook and cranny of our lives!  

There was a tremendous sense of relief yesterday as I finished the base coat for the bottom half design.  No more grey - no more empty spaces.  (I may have even broke out into the "Hallelujah Chorus".)  This week, due to a particularly noisy fan in the Snye room, I moved into the hallway.  It was nice to have an occasional passerby to connect with and I certainly appreciated the encouraging, inquisitive remarks.  Earlier in the week I had a parade of tutu-ed mini ballerinas peeking into the room to see what I was up to.  I was thankful for the adorable visitors.  

The whole project is really quite remarkable and we are all so eager to see the installation in place.  Our curious minds will have to wait to see how it all comes together in the great outdoors!  Next week: a palette of green!