Since I'm back to painting and drinking way too much Red Bull, I suspect I've finally recovered from Jen's Winter Extravaganza-O-megliarama, otherwise known as The HeART of Winter. I mean WOW!, it was pretty!!! And pretty amazing to have all of us Earth Angel-ists together--we were so noisy that Jill Weiner had to be appointed dorm moniter to keep the giggling under contol.
Back at home... the kids have been keeping me really busy--David and Jacob are having band practice at my house 24/7 and now they're both playing rugby, Sophia has declared herself a vegetarian, I suspect because Adam sustained a cracked rib from being tackled by a vegan as he put away his groceries, and Tasie has finally figured out how to get out of Puerto Rico and is now searching for errant Rolling Stones on Mustique.
And I've been house-shopping...I think I've found a good one, although since it's an abandoned mansion and I'm truthfully the biggest chicken you've ever known, I suspect I would probably not last one night there alone. But it is really nice--and a bargain!
It's directly across the street from the Franklin Park, home of the Franklin Park Conservatory, AND it's right down the street from the Columbus Museum of Art so I can't help but think what a nice studio it would be, don't you think?
Just in case I needed to throw an all-night dance party (that happens, you know) the third floor would be just great--it really does have an orchestra pit and a ballroom--perfect for my disco ball collection!
It is a bit large--I think I could get my entire studio AND my art collection AND all my kids and animals in there:
(Bob says as long as there's a basketball court he's fine with it--I have to admire his sense of priorities)
IN THE MEANWHILE...
What has garnered my irrational exuberance is my new paintings.
Well, to call them paintings isn't quite accurate, and the hint is they're sitting sideways.
If we still have internet service after the blizzard hits tomorrow I will post secret sneak peak images, otherwise they're being bundled up and sent to NY.
If you want to be first in line you might want to start emailing Jen now--she LOVES it when you guys do that!
laurie...
you can have my greedy mug if I can have the Meseroll Estate.!
Posted by: jennifer lanne | March 13, 2008 at 11:43 AM
That house is huge, and looks pretty darn neat---
how many rooms are in that house?
hugs
lisa
Posted by: lisa | April 16, 2008 at 09:32 PM