Finally,

I have finally scanned some of the photos that I have taken with my film camera. So, the next few posts will consist of those photos.

the Taubman

So, I went there was this huge art festival downtown, but I missed most of it. However, I did get to go to the art museum, which featured the ladder sculpture, and this new exhibit featuring photos from people in the Roanoke Valley. I was looking at the wall and realized that one of my photos had been selected out of the hundreds that had been sent in! See the one with the street light, and looking up is a lit up window? Yep, that's mine!

This ladder exhibit was built with donated ladders from all across the valley. My father entered one in with a bell hung on the ladder and labeled it "ring rung." That clever man.

We played a show the other night, and there ended up being only about ten people in the place. I guess for some people this could be a downer, but I loved it. It made for a more relaxed setting, with joking and chatting in between songs, and switching back and forth between the two sets.

cast party

Year after year, we have a cast party at the same household after productions. Each time I visit, I am more and more amazed with this man's collection of things from movies. He makes many of the models himself, but the rest he has collected all of his life. Also, it is all kept in a secret room, which is behind a bookcase in the house. How neat is that?

almost dead

a trip to Radford

Today was delightful. Van Gogh is one of my favorite artists, and finally, I can say that I have seen one of his paintings in person. I enjoyed this exhibit very much.

Foggy day adventuring.

I like seeing plants grow towards the sunlight.

going for a ride

I could not escape her stare; she left me in fear the whole car ride. But really, it didn't bother me at all. The tea was splendid.

Should have asked for a scanner this past Christmas.

window

I will miss the view outside of my bedroom windows.