A Wicked Life

When I first moved to Midtown I had a great flat practically right in the center of all the action. I could walk across the street and enjoy the best Mexican restaurant in the city or take in a dinner and a show a block away. Bars everywhere! On hot nights, since my apartment didn't have the best air conditioning, I would sleep in the living room with the front door ajar (security screen locked) and the windows open to bring in a nice cross breeze.  Unfortunately, having the door and windows opened not only brought in the breeze but the noise from the local night life - people laughing and having a great time. On one particular night or should I say, early morning, I was rudely awakened by a couple arguing in the middle of the street. It sounded like they were right in my living room.  "You were looking at her!", the girl was yelling. "No babe... it wasn't like that." replied the exasperated boyfriend. It seemed like they had been at it fore

I hope! I have officially entered in next month's blogger challenge  A -Z! I'm extremely excited. This is an amazing opportunity to not only gain new followers but also to see how my writing evolves after posting every day for a month. Plus, how creative I can be to write every day, being limited to the theme of the challenge.  So in order to amp up for this event I will be slowing down on my post's for March.  Wish me luck. April is going to be a crazy ride!

My featured artists for the month of March Creative Spirits   Specializing in Native American Folk Art, David and Artis create some amazing work.  From oil paintings to miniatures, they do it all.  Dreamcatchers, spears, ceremonial daggers, leather purses and pouches, you name it, they have made it. All natural bone, leathers, feathers, and semi-precious gemstones are used to create authentic tribal pieces. No two alike. Located in the Foothills of California you can find these two at the local trade fairs or opening their home to the public for weekend shows. While David is busy painting away, Artis is at her table putting together some of very pretty South Western jewelry. They both are very camera shy which is why I have only their business card to share. This picture really doesn't do the miniature justice. To see it in person is truly a delight. The painting of the horse above reminds me of that song from the Rolling Stones'