In the early 90s I had a couple of plastic cats (or were they dogs?) resembling the Little Pretty animals.

They looked like cats or dogs and had long brushable hair. The hair fell down on both sides of the body. The fur style looked kinda like that of a long haired Shih Tzu or Yorkshire Terrier. I had two big ones and two babies. At least one of them was pink. One might have been purple, or yellow? All were in a standing position, the big ones with heads facing left I think.

I've often wondered what brand they were. They always reminded me of My Little Ponies because of the similar colour theme and brushable hair. Maybe a Little Pretty knock-off? I think they looked much better than Little Pretty though, with the fur being over the body as opposed to just on the head and tail.

Anyone knows anything about these toys?

Such a shame about the plate but lovely items!

It's raining and motivation is low today. I've got a list of household related things to do and working on art today feels like another of the have to do's. I have no inspiration whatsoever. I think I'll just focus on doing the bare minimum today. All the things I need to do and then ten minutes of art and afterwards I'll reward myself with something fun. Like restoring a pony or browsing Ebay for pony auctions.

Though there is one massive downside for most women's t-shirts - the white ones are almost always pretty see-through. It's like a wet t-shirt contest, even when they're dry.  I try to avoid the lightest colors since I don't need to be giving people a show everywhere I go.

Yeah, what's up with that? I don't remember white T-shirts being like this 15 years ago. It feels like they're getting thinner and thinner.
For me wearing a beige bra underneath usually works though. It doesn't show through.

I've been thinking about how to rate my days. I think I need to be hard on myself because if I'm going to start a business of my own some day I need to be able to dedicate several hours every day to it. With that in mind I'll rate my days like this.

Time dedicated on working on my art or other things related to starting a business selling it. 1 to 5 points.

1 - At least 10 minutes.
2 - 10 minutes to 1 hour.
3 - At least 1 hour, less than 3 hours.
4 - At least 3 hours, less than 5 hours.
5 - More than 5 hours.

With that I got 3 points yesterday and 1 today.

It's finally spring! We're doing barbeque tonight and I spent a while reading outside in the garden.

What are your goals for 2018?
Getting a income from my art.

What do you want to accomplish in the Motivation Round of Healthy Pony?
Setting up a Etsy store with at least two products.

What Does a 0 day look to you?
I do no art whatsoever.

What does 5 day look to you?
I work on my art for a couple of hours.

What can you do or use for motivation?
I need to get into a routine. If I've been working on my art every day for a week I don't like breaking that routine but once I do, I have a hard time getting back to to it. What's skipping one more day when I've already skipped one? But that one day which became two suddenly becomes a week or more and gone is the routine and I end up doing other things instead. Every day that I accomplish my daily goals (I have four, working on my art being one) I put an X in the column for that goal next to the date in my bullet journal monthly overview. I need a long line of Xs in each column to keep up the motivation for all of my daily goals.

Tell us your dream:)
Having my own online store selling my own designs plus other things and being able to live off of it.