It's enclosed so Willa can go out on her own to dig around in the vegetable beds and track the dirt through the house. Big fun.

When I walk her, I let her lead and a favorite destination in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, with squirrels and sticks to chase. Technically, no dogs are allowed, but Dan the groundskeeper says it's okay with him, and we occasionally run into other dog-owner scofflaws to play with:

After six months of only eating at home, I finally took the sketchbook to the Bryant Cafe to record the interior of our favorite neighborhood restaurant, socially distanced, of course. We'll miss it but hope to find a new haunt here in our new neighborhood:

I was given a micro grant from Andrew Yang's Move-it Forward Org so I'm offering all five of my books for only $55. I don't make any money on the deal, but I like knowing readers have the entire set of illustrated memoirs. I think it'd fun to open the big heavy box of thick books. If you go to etsy.com/shop/stevenreddy, there might be a few box sets left. They're selling pretty quickly.

I was interviewed by Studio 56 Boutique about maintaining a "Sketchbook Habit." I enjoyed chatting with Brenda about sketching. You can see the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7RPGIeDS9o

Okay, thanks for reading.

Now, back to work!

Steven