A delicate watercolor painted on recycled currency, Danica Phelps' *December 2003* layers personal record-keeping with economic material, blurring the boundaries between art, money, and lived experience. Phelps' characteristic practice of documenting daily life through meticulous yet intimate mark-making takes on added resonance when rendered on the very paper currency that tracks financial exchange. The work invites reflection on the relationship between time, value, and the quiet labor of everyday existence.