Quetzalcoatl I’ve completed painting the head of but with a too-bright tail
Tail plumes in process by Jesus.
Chuy adjusting too-pink tongue and too-white teeth
Scales completed by Jesus and Eduardo.
My new Project, planning a mount for tiny masks purchased at art feria.
This is what the masks will be mounted on, once my framers have created it.
Rough illustrations for next adult coloring book wherein my house becomes a retirement home for de-winged aging fairies.
I’ve written the story. These sketches were done by my friend Joe, who had read the story. Isidro will use them as a springboard for completing the illustrations.
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For the first 1 1/2 hours of my day, I also taught an English lesson to Carmen and Yoli, practicing my Spanish by reading a story book to them in Spanish which they translated into English. Fun. Does this qualify as a full day?
For Cellpic Sunday, a bit late…
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
A definite qualification
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You remind me of my busy days teaching to high school juniors and seniors, back in earlier times. 🙂
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I taught high school English as well, Johnbo…in Australia, Ethiopia and Wyoming.
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This is just volunteer, however. I’ve taught all of Yolanda’s kids, nieces and Pasiano’s son English over the past 24 years in Mexico…at my dining room table.
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You’re amazing my friend
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So creative!
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