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gulf wars, partial review
Mar. 19th, 2007 09:02 pmmy camera card is downloading from the trip up, so some day there will be pictures. But it may be a while... ( blah, blah, blah, camera specs... )
( brief travel recap )
( fencing recap )
And there was boy, and I like him rather a lot. He's nice and stuff. And keeps offering to beat people up for me. And gave me a little plastic pin that's a dead cat. He's so sweet! :) Er, pardon the moment of drippiness...
( some small measure of sociable )
Anyway, having returned, all the work continues to be "upcoming" (there are lots of projects in the semi-near future, but we don't exactly know how near that is) so if any of you local people want to hang out in the next week or so, I might have time to do lunches or whatnot.
And the camera downloaded, so here is picture #1 of me, with the coolest sculpture ever:
(sculpture "Boreal" by Deborah Butterfield, cast bronzed with patina; apparently she does lots of bronze horses that look like they're wood.)
( brief travel recap )
( fencing recap )
And there was boy, and I like him rather a lot. He's nice and stuff. And keeps offering to beat people up for me. And gave me a little plastic pin that's a dead cat. He's so sweet! :) Er, pardon the moment of drippiness...
( some small measure of sociable )
Anyway, having returned, all the work continues to be "upcoming" (there are lots of projects in the semi-near future, but we don't exactly know how near that is) so if any of you local people want to hang out in the next week or so, I might have time to do lunches or whatnot.
And the camera downloaded, so here is picture #1 of me, with the coolest sculpture ever:
(sculpture "Boreal" by Deborah Butterfield, cast bronzed with patina; apparently she does lots of bronze horses that look like they're wood.)