My twin sister is right (as usual).
It’s time to stop worrying about something that’s potentially nothing. Potentially being the operative word here. And the only way to do that is to take control of the situation. That means doing a little research. But first, I need to grab my laptop which is currently on my desk inside the art barn.
PotentiallyHeading out the back door, I cross over the now empty parking lot, head in through the open double barn doors. I had the place renovated seven years ago from a dilapidated old building on the verge of falling apart, to a state-of-the-art classroom/studio complete with two dozen mini-studio cubicles — or bays for students who are afforded an unobstructed view of guest models who are planted in the center of the big three-thousand square foot fl
