Aside from schlepping Ellie or myself to or from Music Man Jr performance, cast party and cast party shopping, I did very little during the day today. It's astonishing how much effort these things take and if one is driving some place at 12, 1, 2:30 and 4, it is difficult to do much else in the day. Early on Terry and I went to Kittery and had breakfast from the Beach Pea in his studio. This haiku presented itself to me while I was there.
Watching the snow fall
A curtain of live bamboo
What a world I see.
Here are the pictures of my last project which I took off the loom a while ago. They do not seem as ugly to me off the loom as they did on, somehow, although I'm still not in love with them.
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| The last one I made. I like the difference between the last two checkerboard rows and the two before them. The left side is checkerboard, too, but won't show up except under bright light. |
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| This one seems a little psychodelic to me. Most people like this one the least. |
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| This one looks kind of cool off the loom, but I notice that the two sides have wildly different fringe lengths. |
I did manage to start warping the next project a little bit and to have dinner with our friends Patrick and Mary Beth which was delightful. We went to the
Blue Moon where they had never been before and had a delicious dinner and great conversation. I feel like Patrick and Mary Beth like to eat as much as I do and that makes it a lot of fun to eat with them because not everyone finds food as interesting as I do.
For me, for tomorrow, I am hoping for safety from the winter storm and will hope for that for you as well.
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