Sweeping and scrubbing away the past, my spring cleaning has an audience of two. Striving to understand my aggressive stroke, they consider my folly.
“Serene and able lady with your mopping,
Lovingly regard me with compassion free of care.
Bless me so the aims of all my prayers,
This season will follow without dusty obstacles.”
“Yeah, yeah, Tara. She needs dust us more often. I get it,” says Spiderwoman. “But does she have to be so hard on the dust bunnies?!”
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Tonight’s post was inspired by the writing prompt from OneWord.com. I had 60 seconds to write about the word “audience.” I captured the rest of my cleaning crew with my Kodak EasyShare Z7590. © 2011 Steph Abbott. All rights reserved.
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Steph Abbott Says features visual communications and dramatic observations on life, love, and liberty. I post my perceptions along with creative images, audio, video. Unless otherwise noted, all the text and creative work belong to me. My imagination is translated as graphic arts onto my iPad or laptop using any one of the following software: ArtRage, Sketchbook Pro, TypeDrawing, OmniSketch, Illustrator, Photoshop, Sumo Paint. At times I art journal using paper, pens, pencils, or art crayons. Steph Abbott Says is my personal space to express my own thoughts and opinions. The opinions expressed here are mine and do not represent those of my employer. © 2011-2020 Steph Abbott Says/Stephanie Abbott - All Rights Reserved.
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