Untitled Abstraction
I went to Austin last weekend for the occasion of my mom’s retirement party from Seton – she had worked there 30 years, give or take. She didn’t know I was going to show up, the look on her face when I walked into the conference room was wondrous. The rest of the weekend was mostly filled with eating good food and drinking just enough wine, coffee and other beverages at various locations around town, including my cousin’s S.P. building in Lockhart. There was a birthday celebration at Barton Springs, I hadn’t been there in many, many years. A good time was had, I really should visit more frequently.
My folks are on a declutter kick, trying to keep only things that are important, space permitting. The top image above (Untitled Abstraction) was hanging on the guest bedroom wall, and so I claimed it. Allegedly, I drew this cubist-inspired image when I was seven or eight years old. I don’t actually remember doing so, especially since I’ve never been much of a sketch artist or painter, but I trust the drawing as being something I created, despite a lack of a letter of authenticity extant. Now it hangs in my house. [Edit] Doh! False information, my brother actually is the artists! Ha.
The Shadow Investigates Barton Springs
Torchy’s Future Location on South Congress, former home of Dan’s Hamburgers, then Fran’s Hamburgers
The Next Whole Earth Catalog
Never Handle Grounded Bats
Zoey at Kreuz Market Texas BBQ
No Sauce. No Fork. Kreuz Market, Lockhart
Slicing Brisket – Kreuz Market – Lockhart
Variations On An Unstated Theme
Under the Interstate
Yurtistan Panorama
Topo Chico
Semi wild Italian Arugula in Lower Yurtistan
letter jacket – Travis High School Academic Achievement Letter Jacket including a now-defunct mascot.
Two-Headed Dog (Red Temple Prayer)
Embiggen photos by double clicking, naturally