• 12 days of xmas a la jezebellydancer

    December 3, 2008
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    ok…here’s mine. will do lots of people later!

    On the twelfth day of Christmas, thereallinda sent to me…

    Twelve weeds drumming
    Eleven dogs piping
    Ten crows a-leaping
    Nine birds cooking
    Eight wolves a-healing
    Seven coyotes a-painting
    Six raptors a-drawing
    Five chri-i-i-is smithers
    Four witchy brews
    Three martial arts
    Two shiny things
    …and a yoga in a herbology.

    Get your own Twelve Days:

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  • silly internet quizzes

    November 29, 2008
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    nicked this from morriganswitch

    i have to say, this was a rather lame survey. the art questions were almost all about music rather than visual arts—i’m an artist and there wasn’t much about that at all.
    but…here is where i sit, according to this internet quiz.

    The Life Experience Test

    Overall, you have partaken in 111 out of 174 possible life experiences.
    Your average life experience score is therefore 64%.

    The average score is 50%, making your experiences more than 86% of the people who have taken this test.
    The average for your age group (55+) is 51%.

    Broken down by category:
    Art: 3/17 (18%)

    Career & Work: 11/13 (85%)

    Civics & Technology: 4/7 (57%)

    Crime & Disarray: 9/11 (82%)

    Education: 9/18 (50%)

    Fashion: 9/15 (60%)

    Fitness, Health and Sports: 3/7 (43%)

    Life in General: 11/14 (79%)

    Relationships: 13/14 (93%)

    Religion & Politics: 1/4 (25%)

    Social: 15/22 (68%)

    Travel: 11/20 (55%)

    Vices: 12/12 (100%)

     
    Take the test and see how YOU compare

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  • a day without dad

    November 28, 2008
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    this is the first thanksgiving without my father. i thought of him throughout the night. thanksgiving has never been one of my favorite holidays because “family dinners” always ended up rather dismal. dad would usually be drinking and wishing he were elsewhere; mom would be stressed putting on a big meal, knowing that at some point dad would turn nasty, finding an excuse to storm out of the house to go hang at the bar.

    later, after mom died, thanksgiving was a battle of who’s house to eat at and the inevitable pressure put on us from the family contingent that was not being graced with our obligatory presence. a particularly annoying case of family push-me-pull-me nonsense.

    i tried having thanksgiving at my house one year, but there’s something wrong with vegetarians cooking turkey and the universe cursed us for the effort. see http://thereallinda.livejournal.com/2004/11/27/ for that particular misery.

    but…
    last night was very nice. my son, jess and his girlfriend came, brni’s parents, marnie’s dad and a few family friends came with assorted wines and musical instruments. after dinner we all played music and sang silly songs.

    last year dad was with us and had a very happy time.
    i sent him a song for the day.

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  • oooooo…i like

    November 12, 2008
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    ran across this artist while looking up armature info. wonderful stuff.

    see more…
    http://www.geoffreygormanart.com/page.asp?UserID=306&PageID=7965

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  • trouble with asses

    November 12, 2008
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    so, there’s something wrong with my approach to armatures. i have made 3 little sculpts and apparently there was an air pocket that caused them to explode…out the ass section.

    *sigh*

    it seems i have trouble with asses.

    luckily, polymer clay asses can be fixed, unlike traditional clay asses. but i still need to figure out what i’m doing wrong, though i’m sure it will all come out in the end.

    (sorry)

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  • polymer immersion

    November 10, 2008
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    i’ve begun working in polymer clay–well–learning to work in polymer clay is more appropriate. i’ve had a couple false starts but i am totally consumed by working in 3 dimensions. i’ve never done any sort of sculpture before except for the occasional ashtray at summer camp.

    i love it. but i’m also amazed at how totally different it is to work in space than on paper. there is no “illusion” in space. i can’t make it “seem” like a round thing…it has to BE a round thing.

    so, i am working, thinking and even dreaming “in the round.”

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