Another day nothing done.
All the disadvantages of being frozen, but none of the benefits.
I need to get past some crap work I don't want to do (and haven't been able to make myself do) so I'm able to do my own thing.
I'm sitting on two chairs (or whatever that German phrase is). Can't do new thing until old thing I won't do is done.
Meantime, my life trickles away quietly.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
I am reading
This:
It's really, really good.
This sentence is a link to a short but good Self interview that's characteristically cut-to-the-chase-y
It's really, really good.
This sentence is a link to a short but good Self interview that's characteristically cut-to-the-chase-y
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Not that I'm a graphics nerd
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Five More Weeks
Man, I wish they'd hurry up and have this election already. I can't stand the suspense.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
some stay dry and others feel the pain
Man, we just held the nicest dinner party. Sam and Felicity and Chris came. They are all new friends, and the nicest/bestest.
I made salmon with kaffir limes leaves and ginger, a rocket and parmesan salad and roast vegies with garlic and rosemary. We had baba ganoosh and yummy cheese first. We used the lovely embroidered green tablecloth. Maddy made chocolate mousse with cinnamon/honey yoghurt and bluberries for dessert.
It was good!
We drank three bottles of wine and half a bottle of rose.
Life good etc.
I made salmon with kaffir limes leaves and ginger, a rocket and parmesan salad and roast vegies with garlic and rosemary. We had baba ganoosh and yummy cheese first. We used the lovely embroidered green tablecloth. Maddy made chocolate mousse with cinnamon/honey yoghurt and bluberries for dessert.
It was good!
We drank three bottles of wine and half a bottle of rose.
Life good etc.
Labels:
drinking,
food,
friendship,
glass half full,
good days,
hospitality
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
Here is where the sky is blue
I am staying at my parents' house while I prepare work for a show in their city.
They have the most beautiful garden, which my mother in particular obsessively works on. It's tasteful and alive and not fussy, and there are secret places and different levels to discover all around the perimeter of the house.
My mum has a great sense of colour and design, but is loose enough with the garden that it has an energy and a sense of a life of its own.
My dad used to grow a lot of vegetables, but because of the lack of any rain, ever, he's sworn off it. My mother has invented all sorts of crazy water recycling systems involving drip systems made out of pipes, hoses, plastic bottles and a customised wheelie bin. They've ripped up all the dead brown lawns and put in brown, I dunno, woody stuff. Chips. You know, it gets stuck all over your feet. Because it doesn't rain where they live any more. Ever.
Visiting them in spring makes me want to move to a country acreage and make compost. Unfortunately, I have no money for that and would probably find it too lonely by myself.
They have the most beautiful garden, which my mother in particular obsessively works on. It's tasteful and alive and not fussy, and there are secret places and different levels to discover all around the perimeter of the house.
My mum has a great sense of colour and design, but is loose enough with the garden that it has an energy and a sense of a life of its own.
My dad used to grow a lot of vegetables, but because of the lack of any rain, ever, he's sworn off it. My mother has invented all sorts of crazy water recycling systems involving drip systems made out of pipes, hoses, plastic bottles and a customised wheelie bin. They've ripped up all the dead brown lawns and put in brown, I dunno, woody stuff. Chips. You know, it gets stuck all over your feet. Because it doesn't rain where they live any more. Ever.
Visiting them in spring makes me want to move to a country acreage and make compost. Unfortunately, I have no money for that and would probably find it too lonely by myself.
Thursday, October 04, 2007
Signs
This stuff is from a show called Metadrawing. It's Fimo and cotton thread. No paper. Poor quality images. But you can see that. Work's good, but. That is all.
Labels:
art,
exhibitions,
fimo,
metapraxawhatsy,
semiotics
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
Seasonally adjusted
I was offline
now I am back online
me me me
back back back
yay etc
Anyway, what I wanted to say was that it's getting more summery and today I even went for a swim. I love the energy you get when the seasons change.
Last night I watched that new Joe Strummer movie. I have scary lust after circa'80 Joe Strummer. I mean, look (Joe on left, ahem):
And of course:
I like this one too:
Look, I just like him that's all.
Don't worry, regular art-related programming will return shortly.
now I am back online
me me me
back back back
yay etc
Anyway, what I wanted to say was that it's getting more summery and today I even went for a swim. I love the energy you get when the seasons change.
Last night I watched that new Joe Strummer movie. I have scary lust after circa'80 Joe Strummer. I mean, look (Joe on left, ahem):
And of course:
I like this one too:
Look, I just like him that's all.
Don't worry, regular art-related programming will return shortly.
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