Tea Time For Painterjayne

Philly has a beautiful suburb called Merion and I'm just home from touring it. I left just after twelve noon to see a fellow I know sing at the Quaker Meeting House in Merion with directions from AAA, Mapquest, and my dad's map book. I thought it would be easy to find with my good directions but that wasn't to be. I drove through and around Merion admiring the mansions looking for the meetinghouse but never finding it. Finally, I gave up and came home. It's the afternoon now, I've finished the coffee I brought with me into the car and it's probably time to change out of my nice clothes and start working.
It's hours later; I've had my live lobster dinner and dessert, and I'm back upstairs. I figured out what frames I need from Frame-Fit for my new work and I'll order them this week, maybe after my credit card month ends. Frame Fit is a frame company here in Philly that sells wholesale directly to artists. Frames aren't really expensive and they're certainly not hard to do. Spending hundreds of dollars framing is a waste of money, plus I like to matte and frame my paintings in colored mattes and frames, which framers rarely do.
I really have nothing to say. I'm bored; it's time for movies. Harry's downstairs back watching some 1920s documentary. I've seen that one and most of the rest he loves and couldn't bear to watch them again. But it's time to relax with a cup of tea so I'm leaving.