Sunday, November 25, 2007
If you have some cash in your pocket
On 12/8 is the annual Photo a Go-Go . Why did I submit this image from 1998 you ask? Because it was already framed and I since I missed the official deadline I didn't have time to prepare anything else. This image is also up at S. Maasch but it sold (which is good...I'm not complaining) so now I have none. sort of odd.
Then on 12/9 is the party at Fuller Craft Museum . The exhibit runs from now until March so if you miss it...don't worry... there is plenty of time.
Saturday, November 24, 2007
- when thinking about where he will go when he is 10, "I think I'll go to Italy... or maybe I'll watch a long movie"
- My mom, looking for something for him to wear on the car ride home, said, "hmmm this is dirty, but....." before she could finish he said, "did you just call me dirty butt?"
- Watching Henry and Tommy do their fighting-play-thing that they do he said, "... ooohhh... their going to kiss out"
- His description of a vampire, "things you plug in the wall and suck out all your electricity"
Nothing to do with Ethan.... this is my favorite sculpture
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
I will be working day and night soon (if you'd like you can sing dolly partons 9-5 song when you think of me. just change it 10-2 then 7-1) . may not update blog a lot, not like I have been.
all is well up here in Maine.
oh.... Deb's new picture book is out. Dedicated to me and Aidan.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Happy Day
Deb is back from Africa with AMAZING photo's!
i like today. the boys are outside playing and I am still feeling the joy that being outside brings ( Yesterday we took a hike with some of our better Portland friends).
I will most likely never blog about Italy... I'll just post random photo's
loved this sculpture in Florence. my second fav. first of course it he Rape of the Sabine Woman. I have a few photo's but I keep working on those...will post at some point.
the rules of Piazza San Marco
Our apt in Venice is the 3rd door on the left
loved seeing this Colosseum in Verona. I knew it was there but was completely blown away when I turned the corner. It was amazing. they ahve opera's there now. all i can say is wow wow wow
Thursday, November 08, 2007
It's been a busy week (is there any other kind?). we did the book fair at Longfellow so I got to hang out with Ms Fabulous Meg which I always look forward to. Plus, I got to catch up with superstar Jen a bit too which always makes me happy... Tomorrow we are going to see her show at Edith and Edna. the only that would have made it better was if Moira was there and we had a nice bottle of wine in front of us.
Karin has been here since Tuesday which I love. Today we were able to spend some time together at the New England Museum conference ( i volunteered so I could go for free), it always amazes me how many wonderful and creative people and programs there are in the world.
I was to work the book fair in the am but was so wiped from bean last night I just needed to sleep. that is sad. My other sad story is that we missed Aidan's event at school. We found out about it on Tuesday and were already booked. I hate missing school stuff.
The boy are doing well. Will be doing better since Chris brought down there winter coats. hmmm... winter coats is sad.
Saturday, November 03, 2007
this was Donatello's sculpture that Michelangelo used as an inspiration for his David
To think that he was standing right here
I didn't like the pigeons so much. this one was sort of cute though
My Dad, Emmy and Eddy came up last night. Was so great seeing them. The turn out at the opening was huge... very overwhelming. Dad had to leave but Emmy and Eddy stayed for a while. Made me home/Boston sick... I miss my peeps!
Friday, November 02, 2007
One major event was we met a relative
and learned a bit more about our Italian ancestors. I have mentioned to many of you that my great grandmother was a countessa and she married a commoner and that's why they came to the US. Well, we have just scratched the surface on the research but turns out that the family was a bigger deal that we anticipated. matter of fact our ancesters our buried here
right next to Dante's tomb.
It was really shocking. The woman who was giving us the tour was so excited...she had a friend of hers who is a local historian do some research and was calling with updates as we were walking around. lot's of stuff...