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New Fave Artist: Lori Earley
I love this painting the best!
It has this sad, lamenting look.

Quoting from Juxtapoz online:
“It has been an intense, yet rewarding process,’” stated Earley, 
“I’m extremely proud of what I’ve accomplished. 
I feel these are my best paintings to date and can't wait to share them with the public.”
I can't wait to share about this talented artist too!

~

Another piece of news,
my French class shall tentatively commence next week!
Wishing for a fun learning experience :)
Nike Human Race is 10 days away!
Hoping I can struggle through the 10 km after putting my cross-training shoes away 
for 2 weeks before yesterday & 
if you're wondering if I've balloon up at the tummy,
yes for a bad 2 kg but oh well,
people need a break once in a while?

~

Today's 1 of my bestie's birthday!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LJ!
Can't wait to see you this evening!
May all your wishes come true
& that cupid shall start shooting his arrow of love for you!

Love ya always,
Pam
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