stupid braces

So among the things that are much more difficult to do when one is wearing a "boned brace" on their dominant hand are typing & drawing.
That means that I thought that networking and planning were good ideas in their stead.

This netted me a quiet art showing in March just down the street to my apartment.
And art showing that, to appropriately fill the space, I should have 12 pieces for.
I currently only have 2 completely finished pieces for said showing.
... It seemed like a good idea at the moment to say yes when the opportunity arose.
... Especially with the woman face-to-face with me wondering what reason I had to say no.

Heaven help me. I'm SUPPOSED to be "job hunting". The jobs I find and that are found for me keep being full-time positions. Full time jobs that would require my son be in daycare full time and that pretty much would eliminate my ability to work on my artwork throughout the week. So now I'm hunting for a set part time job while getting ready for an art showing in 5-6 weeks thus lots to draw and type with a busted hand. (It has taken a lot of work to type that all out. Longer than  I care to admit to as well.)

So basically, for better or worse, I just created an organized chaos for myself. Please wish me luck.