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I'm going away again now for a few days. This time it should be less challenging leisure. One leg on the journey will be a double hit of art openings in London Ontario on Friday night. M. Jean, who will be familiar to readers of this blog, has curated a show of paintings and drawings by James Reaney at the Landon Library. And our very dear Mr. Nobody has a show opening that same night at Forest City Gallery. If there was ever a time to visit London Ontario this is it. Of course being out of town means we will miss two cool projects by Sarah Peebles. If you are in Toronto, you might want to check out Four Lines on Thursday and 108 - Walking Through Tokyo (with Christie Pearson) on Saturday.
I wrote an essay on authority for Rocket Science. I'm looking forward to their first issue!
Jeffrey Wetson says, "I started painting rafting scenes because my brother is a guide on the Middle Fork of the Salmon and he wanted a label design for his winery."
Larry Willcutt says, "My interest in subjects varies greatly, however I seem to paint more boat pictures than anything else."
Francis Hopkins "almost certainly was the person who designed the first Stars and Stripes."
Wilderness Tours is a pretty slick outfit and none of us died. We were there just a tad too early for Canadian Forces Week.
So in summation, Sally went white water rafting, and now she's lost at sea:
Meanwhile in Toronto, there is anarchy in the streets:
And in the U.S., Condoleezza Rice praises our country.
(shit, her first name shows up in spell-check)
Things have gone horribly wrong this weekend.
OK, just to keep everyone in the know, at this moment, Sally is white water rafting:
In a part of Ontario that boasts a great number of rugged natural gazebo rock formations:
Meanwhile, back at the Toronto church I attend:
We've been fervently praying for someone to deliver us from evil.
amen.