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Hectic week culminating in yet another trip out of town. This time it's venturing far upstate into the veritable wilds of Western New York. It's high school reunion time. There are one or two people I hope to see. The rest will be, one hopes, a pleasant surprise.

Obligatory stop at the home of the parental units. So it goes. I really should call and...
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Suicide girls on the new IMac display screen--oh, my . . . oh, my!

New IMac has arrived. Much fun to be had exploring a bit (or bites) of new territory. Received order of wrong expansion memory, however. Drat. Gig-a-drat, actually. Shit.

Countdown to HS reunion has officially begun. R - 103:07.

Have avoided these reunion for many years now. HS was not the high point of my life. Thank all that's pretty damn good in the universe for...
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Every artist makes mistakes; a great artist has an eye for which mistakes to leave in.


This weekend was an "adventure." Cottage upstate. Arrived to find there is no water, not even a nearby stream. No cell phone service, no internet connection. The refrigerator was a very active Darwinian lab for microbes and molds. So were the bathrooms where the only available moisture was what...
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Under the terms of the current contract, we are outsourcing all outsourcing with the clear stipulation that the resource to which the outsourcing has been outsourced cannot themselves in-source but must also strictly outsource and in so doing must also extend into that subsequent outrsourcing agreement the stipulation that that that subsequent source to which outsourcing has been outsourced also not in-source.

Given this set...
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Just finished reading Bulgakov's novel, The Master and Margarita. Excellent novel. The novel plays with romantic notions about the nature of humanity and the nature if the writer / artist. It is imaginative and wry. Makes me wish I could read it in the original Russian, but as it is, even having to cull through the notes to pick up more of the nuances,...
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Windows as Subject


Beyond the obvious framing, light source, and voyeur metaphor, windows figure often as art subjects in themselves for a variety of reasons.

They are, as any symbol, conveyers and containers of opposites, vital emotional opposites. They connect and distance at the same time. They open onto or open into worlds both enticing and off putting. The subtleties are various and intriguing because...
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It's all about the light.