I have an art exhibit.  I go to art school. 
I enjoy Art. I have a garden.  I have a cat and a dog.  I don't have a husband. My children are mostly grown. I have a sunflower patch in my garden. 
Is this snow going to hurt the plants in your garden? I hope not, but I'm definitely going to have to take extra care of it because of the weather. How's art school going? It's mostly fine. My one instructor seems to have it out for me though. That's rough. I hope you two can get on better terms. Did you do something to upset them? I don't think so. He's just more of a traditionalist when it comes to art and I think much more abstractly. I hate the constrictions he places on our assignments, so maybe I go to far in subverting them. I can tend to be a subversive person at times. I hope he at least respects your talent. When I was in school, I had issues with a couple professors that seemed to think they were infallible. It made things difficult. How's your exhibit going? Not as well as I hoped it would be going. It just doesn't seem to resonate with people like I thought it would. It's stressing me out. I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe it's a matter of not getting the right crowd to look at your work? What sort of places are you advertising your exhibit at? It's really only advertised in the school paper and on flyers hung up around the school. I'm not sure where else to advertise. Do you have any ideas? Maybe you should advertise in coffee shops, or perhaps a library? Most of those places have a community bulletin board you could put a flier on. That's a good idea. I love going to the coffee shop and I bet the patrons there would be interested in my art. Glad I could help! I've noticed that coffee shop patrons definitely seem to be more interested in art than a lot of other people. Sometimes stereotypes are good, ya know?