RETRO PERSPECTIVE

29TH OCTOBER - 6TH NOVEMBER

12pm - 5pm,

A POP UP Exhibition of Prints by Michelle Sinnott

21, Evesham House,

OLD FORD ROAD,

LONDON

E2 9PN

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Wilmington East Sussex 2014 Sugar Trials Writing this blog feels a little like talking to myself, but with Eavesdroppers. It's unlike the casual chat of Facebook and all, as generally one posts with an expectation of friends reading it. Here, it feel oddly like a therapy session or Confessional.. feel free to comment. Reporting to the Head.. I'm developing a small Printing Business along with making and selling my own Images. I have several ideas to expand my range and get them into shops, all of which will need better time management and a clear Idea of what I need to do. i'm going to use this blog as a record and evaluation of how things are going, having twice weekly,'Mr,Sugar' moments. I feel I need the discipline of recording the days events, with a view to improving my business skills. I'm hoping I can use it focus on the daily tasks and improve my work practice. At the moment I'm concentrating most of my energy into im

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