Category Archives: Art
Museum of Broken Relationships
I got 2 tattoos while I was with him: one to remember him by and the other to remember us by. Just before I left for New York to start my career, he gave me this ‘Little My’ doll with two tattoos embroidered exactly where mine are. He said my personality reminded him of Little My, one of the characters from the Finnish book series and comic strip called ‘The Moomins’. As they say, a long-distance relationship never works out.
Impasto
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Meadow Mist
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Treasures from the Garden
Years ago, for some reason Joanie brought her copper lawn ornament over to the house. I put it in the backyard, where it stood seemingly forever. Until one day Joanie asked for it back, but it was nowhere to be found. Maybe I threw it out? No. It had fallen down and was soon engulfed by weeds. Until this week. Araldo cleaned out the backyard. Practically taking everything down to the topsoil. Doing this he discovered Joanie’s rabbit. He had set it aside, where I found it and have left it on the back porch for her retrieval. What was lost, is now found. It is not white.
Beautiful Saturday Weather


We are enjoying a spate of beautiful weather this weekend, both sunny and mild. We took advantage of this opportunity and got outdoors. First, we went to Forest Park, which was slammed. I drove the length of the park to get to its southeast corner. This empty quarter has undergone much renovation. On the southern end of Jefferson Lake is the newly installed Wise Falls. This cascading waterfall anchors the lake. Giving it a new picturesque sight. From there, we walked south and checked out Bowl Lake, with its new pavilion. Both locals are south of the Glades, where Steinberg Rink is being renovated. When this project is completed the entire east side of the park will have been overhauled.
That was at noon, later at five we headed over to Clayton to hear their Jazz Festival. I did not know exactly where this event was occurring, so we followed the sound of the music. It was being held on blocked off Brentwood Blvd. among the skyscrapers. There was food for sale there and we dined from the Ritz Carlton’s booth. We watched two acts. The first a John Coltrane tribute band had sound system problems, and we could not hear them very well. The second group, Bach to the Future played jazzed up Bach music. They were delayed until the sound problems were fixed. We listen to their set and about the time that they finished, we left.






