FUNNYACCENT

Egg, Corn & Spinach Fritata

Mellow Yellow Monday #72

Wave On the Ground

Ducklings

Thursday Challenge: Family

 

When Seagulls Dance

Unique Exposure-Dance 

Red

Thusday Challenge-Red

Frozen Moment

Get the Brain Working

When I saw this sand sculptured two Sundays ago at Revere Beach I wondered out loud to Ginny, "Where is his right arm?"

We found out when got on the other side.

I was glad this year I made it to the festival. The unique works of the sculptors opened up our curiosity trying to decipher their works.

"Is it an octopus? Is it a snake? "

"Is it a reflection of their broken hearts that they are sharing?"

"It's not a heart. Heart should be on the left," I pointed out to a woman standing next to me.

"Then what is it?"

"No idea. A mirror perhaps?"

It didn't matter how and what our interpretations were, we got both sides of our brain busy as we enjoyed the warm breeze coming from the ocean.

Unique Exposure Photo Challenge

 Rusty

First Step

One of two my free style quilts I submitted at ArtMarket Gallery  Downtown Boston at the end of May was selected for a display.

I forgot all about it after I dropped the application, a copy of the receipt of entry fee and two photos of the quilts on May 28th.

On Saturday morning as I was getting ready to go out to run I saw  a flyer of the event under a coffee table. The opening the event sticking out between a stack of fabric under a coffee table. I looke at the date and realized the exhibiton wwould be on Sunday, 6/7/2009. I figured that my work didn't make it since I didn't hear anything from them.

I wrote an email anyway to Enrique Florendo, the owner/organizer of the gallery wondering if they had received my application.

When I got home around noon, I had an email from Enrique. He wrot: "Call me."

When I called him, he said he wasn't at his computer but he remembered that one of my quilts had been selected. But I didn't hear anything from you, I told him. We sent you an email he said. He told to call him at 4:00 pm for further instruction.

To make a long , boring story short, I brought in the quilt on Sunday afternoon, a few hours before the opening. My dear friends Ginny, Lauren and Lucretia  were there for moral support. Thank you, ladies.

Growth

 LensDay: Growth