One more day into the fray

Why is it I always have so much to say, and it all drifts away from me as I sit down to write? More time spent over in Cahn today. We kicked some major ass; I hung and cabled two ladders and got the oportunity to play in the Marklift. That's one of those scissor lifts with the joystick to drive while you are up in the air. I am continuing to work on Da Vinci. I did my silverpoint drawing, and may begin to include pics of my work here en le blog. The next thing is a bas relief, of which my subject is a Da Vinci drawing of a piece of linen. I was working on it today and felt connected with the clay. This weekend I still have to tackle bridge construction, the bas relief and Henry VIII. All this and I have to work on Saturday and Sunday focusing in the Cahn. I just hope that I get to focus a lot since I was hanging this show while everybody else was focusing in the Barber.

Cahn goodness

So we were over in Cahn today, and what a frustrating day it was. We were out of 6x16s, 19 degrees and cheeseburoughs. It took us way too long to get anything done, and that is always frustrating to me. I also spent a good portion of the day trying to set up this bridge project that is going to kick my ass. Seems like fun. I did get to use my new silverpoint equipment last night. That was great fun. And Berto States Great Reckonings in Little Rooms: On the Phenomenology of Theatre gave me new insight as I reread the introduction. I began to think as a philosopher reading the book as opposed to a theatre artist and that helped me to reconcile the grossly overwritten introduction with the content of the book proper. I may be seeing my uncle this weekend for the first time in over ten years (I'm not quite sure specifically how long), but I'm looking forward to that.

introduction to blogging

I have not a clue what this will turn into, let us see where it goes. I hope not to let this fall by the wayside, as I have a need to put my thoughts down somewhere