I have issues with time–both in the here and now, and with the past and present. I can get creatively busy and forget how much time might have passed. Going from the house to my barn studio, I’ll travel from the twenty-first century back to the nineteenth century if I don’t take my phone.
(I’m still wondering if that’s some Time-Warp-Thing.)
Since it’s rumored that a picture is worth a thousand words–I’ll share a few photos and see if they SHOW what I’ve been doing:
Every day can be a creative day!
Paula B. Puckett 
I think the pictures prove you have to have some “down-time” – time to appreciate life and nature and the magic of the moment – to feed your creative-frenzy time! Looks balanced to me… :0)
Thanks, Robyn!
I’m hoping the other side of the creative balancing act results with having work present itself on paper or canvas. 😉
As always things look busy in your world. Thank you for sharing the creativity and life at your home, farm and studio.