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1. There is a puppy in my apartment.
2. She is adorable.
3. She adores me!
4. She snores slightly when sleeping.
5. I am the proud owner of several slightly-chewed objects.
I hate pledge season.
Save for overhearing roomy wrestling with unknown male.
That we could have done without.
But keep up the good work, yeah?
I got the perfect apartment with two friends.
Perfect.
Wheeeeeeee!
What is Earl Grey tea?
It's a tea flavored with bergamot.
What is bergamot?
It's used to flavor Earl Grey tea.
Aargghhh!
I'm at the museum today, and I'm feeling the urge to write down a few confessions:
1. I *love* Amy Winehouse, the beehive, and her trashy, druggy style.
2. All of my flats hurt my feet. But I hate buying shoes.
3. The only reason I want to see the East coast is for the food.
4. I don't know if I like children, but they like me.
5. I secretly hope that my career plans fall through so I can become a moghul on the stock exchange instead.
7. I'm still upset about my cat dying, but annoyed at myself for still caring because that was 6 or 7 months ago and I should be over it by now
That's it for today. I should start getting ready to leave!
But...they do have to put up with strangers rubbing their bellies for luck. Yuk.
I helped mother clean out one of the guest bedrooms and we found a ton of my first "artwork." And what do you know? The stuff I was making at four was loads better than anything I've done lately.
( The evidence )
Can you imagine the obituary? "...the youngest colorist of her time, she had reached her artistic peak at the age of six. Abandoning the vibrant color and naive expressionism of her youth, her talents descended into mediocrity."
"...strategic kitsch-retrieval, an ironic exercise in taste as anti-taste in which an uncool phenomenon is hoisted onto a pedestal of cool simply as a display of contrarian muscle power."
--pulled from NY Mag Art's book review
I'm going to be interning at Gilcrease Museum next spring. Working in archives again, probably mostly archival photography. My last project at SC is photographing the university's historic promotional materials, which has been pretty fun because a lot of that stuff once had a good bit of craftsmanship in it. Hopefully it'll be a good transition.
