Painting Cancer – Thinking About Chickens « Carla's Blog

So do I lay here in bed like a chicken or am I lying down like a person? Â*My mom always corrected my grammar. Does she know about my cancer? It’s 4 am. My throat is sore. If I get up I get nauseated. Â*Do I use the neti pot first to get <a href="http://www.nfljerseys-onlinebuy.com/nfl-jerseys-baltimore-ravens-c-237_241.html"><strong>wholesale nfl jerseys</strong></a> rid of the mucus so I don’t vomit the hell out of me or do to I take oxycodone on an empty stomach or take it with that rice pudding that comes from Mexico. Probably will <a href="http://www.guccibags-discount.com/miu-miu-9726600-black-handbags-p-5997.html"><strong>miu miu purse</strong></a> still get sick. Â*Next, diversion. Paint. I wet the paper, get out the pastels, india ink and Â*oil pastels and I paint – forget about my throat for awhile Tags: Abstract Art, and Healing, Art, Cancer, drawing, Painting, Radiation, Sennelier oil pastels This entry was posted on August 10, 2011 at 8:36 am and is filed under Abstract Painting, Art and healing, Art and Healing, California, Cancer, drawings, Paintings. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from <a href="http://www.northfacejackets-outlets.com/"><strong>North Face</strong></a> your own site.