
From the "graduate school can be fun" series, enjoy MORAL PANIC
Musings related to life. Linked from my website, www.comicnurse.com
We walked down to the Lakeside Memorial Day parade, but decided at the last minute that it was all a bit much for us - the crowd, the marching band, the guns fired when the parade reaches Lakeside cemetery. So we opted to chat with a new friend about her garden instead. The whole outing was very taxing for Alice. On the way home she parked herself in a shady spot and would walk no further.
This is the new lobby art at the Museum of Contemporary Art. It is by Jeff Koons and is part of his show that opens May 31st. The piece is all glass, as are most of them in the upcoming exhibit. Can't wait for it to open.
Couldn't resist posting just one more photo - there's something about a flower on the verge of bloom that I find so incredibly compelling.
Almost two years ago I illustrated a book. The small Indianapolis publishing company has been bought by a larger one since, and I'd mostly given up on ever seeing that project come to light. But now I'm hearing otherwise - a projected late June, early July release. As my dad used to say to me all the time when I was a kid, "we'll see." I am pleased with how the cover looks - the font they chose is very compatible with the drawing style and the colors are seamless. More info here.
It's been a great week for photos with my newfound appreciation of Flickr and one of my posts there being chosen as Thursday's photo of the week on WBEZ's website.
Also a great week for quotes, this one being my current favorite, a restating of Annie Dillard's notion that our needs are guaranteed:
"True abundance does exist; it flows from sufficiency, in an experience of the beauty and wholeness of what is. Abundance is a fact of nature. It is a fundamental law of nature, that there is enough and it is finite. Its finiteness is no threat; it creates a more accurate relationship that commands respect, reverence, and managing those resources with the knowledge that they are precious and in ways that do the most good for the most people."
-- Lynne Twist