Climbing

[stef_tm]

The post-break up funk is beginning to lift; I met with friends yesterday for art crawl and Grant used a word that suggested a sudden change and I described it as an ebb. Gradual, not very noticeable (especially to me) - though peters67 and Diane tell me they can see dramatic change.

My humor and my energy are returning.

Now I need to face reality and finish the divorce paperwork. The state of California wants every detail about my finances and it's a PDF-palooza.

Art crawl was distinctly different from the one in June (they took July off) - it was overwhelmingly mediocre, with the exception of the Chicano exhibit at the Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana (funny what a *juried* show can produce.)

Here is a piece by Ester Hernadez:


It is always a pleasure seeing joedecker's photographs at Kaleid.

This afternoon I pick up my puppy from my friend (and dog trainer) Brian then meet a friend for shopping in the East Bay.

Hope you are well!

Comments

[hot-turkey.livejournal.com]

Yeah, we had the same impression--mediocre, and amazingly sparse. *Loved* the Luchador portrait on a tortilla.

Also great hearing your fearlessly outspoken comments last night--you so often say the thing that everybody else seems to be thinking, but is afraid to speak aloud. Marvelously refreshing, I say, and go you. :-)

[curiouseve.livejournal.com]

Yay, Max! Give him extra pets and loves from Aunt Eve.

[writerspleasure.livejournal.com]

brava on the rise of better feeling. strength to you!

political art, though ... *sigh*