I have only been down to SF once in the last 3 months...and that was
to see the wonderful Joseph Cornell and Olafur ELiasson shows at
SFMOMA. But thee cabinet of curiosities has me so straining at the
bit toss all my responsibilities out the window and just do it!
Paul, how do you find time to do all these creative endeavors
(chroeaographing, carving,e tc)? Just glad you find the time, now i
must make the tiem to come find these (assuredly) beauties!
hugs to all the Bay Area Boxers,
Mimulus aka mims aka claire
Cabinet of Curiosities
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Started on 2007-11-28
Cabinet of Curiosities
From: jceg5540 (greendoc@sonic.net) |
Date: 2007-11-28 15:10:59 UTC
Re: Cabinet of Curiosities
From: Paul (pgonyea@earthlink.net) |
Date: 2007-11-28 16:44:38 UTC
Mims,
Seeing as how I'm now retired (on disability), I have all the time in
the world... But I still have to juggle my 1,487 projects & interests.
It's easier now.
The "Cabinet" has been a major breakthrough for me, because it's
solved the problem of having so many boxes go missing in very short of
time. As much as I tried to think of the boxes as ephemeral (like
sunsets & flowers), it was ultimately discouraging.
The Curiosities are a win/win situation for both me and the hosting
stores -- the store's owners love the idea & it's one way of
recognizing the little business owner in a fun, creative way.
There will NEVER be one of my boxes in WalMart!
Let me know when you come to town. There are great little places for
lunch smack dab in the middle of the Cabinet!
Paul
>
> Paul, how do you find time to do all these creative endeavors
> (chroeaographing, carving,e tc)? Just glad you find the time, now i
> must make the tiem to come find these (assuredly) beauties!
>
> hugs to all the Bay Area Boxers,
> Mimulus aka mims aka claire
>
Seeing as how I'm now retired (on disability), I have all the time in
the world... But I still have to juggle my 1,487 projects & interests.
It's easier now.
The "Cabinet" has been a major breakthrough for me, because it's
solved the problem of having so many boxes go missing in very short of
time. As much as I tried to think of the boxes as ephemeral (like
sunsets & flowers), it was ultimately discouraging.
The Curiosities are a win/win situation for both me and the hosting
stores -- the store's owners love the idea & it's one way of
recognizing the little business owner in a fun, creative way.
There will NEVER be one of my boxes in WalMart!
Let me know when you come to town. There are great little places for
lunch smack dab in the middle of the Cabinet!
Paul
>
> Paul, how do you find time to do all these creative endeavors
> (chroeaographing, carving,e tc)? Just glad you find the time, now i
> must make the tiem to come find these (assuredly) beauties!
>
> hugs to all the Bay Area Boxers,
> Mimulus aka mims aka claire
>