Playing Polymath

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Letter Campaign

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Writing close friends and enjoying homemade perfection.

Oh great sights

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The newly erected Oquirrh Mountain temple.

Saturday, June 13, 2009

I was doing my daily NYT check up and I noticed this slide show of a recent artist, namely Rachel Harrison, and found one piece that happened to be extra special....or at least the caption noted by Holland Cotter. He writes: "It's a portrait of a marriage, some kind of mutant union of the willing." Just a funny thing to say is all. The title has been lifted and doesn't really pertain to the exhibit, however, very insightful still.

"Consider the Lobster" The Hessel Museum of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College

Photo: Chris Kendall

Saturday, Sunday, all the rest are fun days

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Necessary ingredients in bonding: River and Camera.

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Dearest m,

"June is here and it's clear to me that things will be good
for a while...
how long? i couldn't say, on how I wish june would stay,
he's such a handsome fellow that i adore...
if June were a man he'd be tall and tan
with a golden curl on his brow...
the son of Apollo, the sun god we follow,
so pleasant and quick with a smile...
he touches the corn and soon flowers are born,
swaying so sweet to his sighs...
oh, kiss me I'd swoon my dusk lovin' June,
the crickets are drunk on the season."

-Dolly