GLEE is doing a Rocky themed show tonight...


I am now a GLEE fan. :blink:

Art
 

It happened two days in a row. Will I be lucky enough for a third day?

Andrea

well...that answers that question...
 

http://camarojones.files.wordpress.c...2nocussing.jpg

Just so we're clear. Use Celcius.

I have a secret stash spot for stogies.

Apparently..it also stashes cupcakes.

There is a higher power of some form out there to give such sugary delights to mere mortals.

I am drinking coffee.

I am out of creamer. :|

The tears are a-threatening.

Bob was very bad today. When I left the house this morning, he took it upon himself to stand RIGHT outside my roommate's door and bark. Like something was wrong. And then, after being woken up from a deep sleep, when she opened the door thinking there was a fire or earthquake or something equally horrible....................he ran back to my room and jumped under the covers.



He has been banished to my room for the rest of his life.


So sayth the roommate. Who normally has a really good sense of humor about things like that.

*giggling*


Sooooo, since this is the "posting random stuff cuz you feel like it" thread, shouldn't it be the Random Fuckery thread?? Jusss sayin..... :byebye:

My wonderful geeky son makes me proud... he's actually excited about staying an hour after school, two days a week, in order to participate in Mathletes and Odyssey of the Mind. :)

Sign the guestbook.

When you drive across the border into the United States from Vancouver, B.C., at Blaine (the main passageway), this is what you'll see.

http://www.thestranger.com/images/bl...810-364631.jpg


That's a digital rendering of the new Lead Pencil Studio artwork Non-Sign II, which is just what it says: A non-sign. The sign part is empty air; the rest is a web of metal pieces.

I talked to the artists recently about this piece, which they were commissioned to do by the federal government as it renovated the border-crossing station. Placing an artwork on a border is a great opportunity, but a weird one, too, since something like 90 percent of people will be driving by and not able to stop for an extended look. (The piece is situated on the American side of the border, just after you cross back in, along your route back onto the highway from the checkpoints.)

They noticed the way the area is packed with signs—advertising billboards, and then, closer to the border, a proliferation of government signs. Their hope is that their sign, flying by enigmatically ("What was that?"), will add a little bit of awareness to the whole signage landscape in the border zone. Just open up a free space, really. How very American. The empty rectangle frames only a view of sky as you drive by, nothing else.*

The artists are giving a talk about Non-Sign II at 4 pm on Thursday, October 28, in the Old Main Theater at Western Washington University in Bellingham. The lecture's free.

*Trivia: The Peace Arch at the border was designed by Sam Hill, the creator of the Maryhill Museum of Art, which Lead Pencil Studio created Maryhill Double in homage to back in 2006. They can't seem to get away from Sam Hill.