Once again a week has drawn to a close with the next one looming before us. This past week was one of varied activities which included work, friends, art (of course), family, archives, music. It looked like this…
The yard needs some attention as we move into fall, but this was mainly for something pretty in the house…
The proof of the poster for the November quilt show was sent…Kay and I met and made our choices for the show…
Linda Willams Janke brought the first installment of the Douglas family archive to the Pacific Northwest Artists Archive, and it was full of fascinating things. Linda’s grandparents were Vernon and Ruth Douglas who lived in Salem from 1927 to 1943, when they moved to Portland and her grandfather worked in the public heath field for Multnomah Country. The were instrumental in the creation of the Salem Federal Art Center, precursor to the Salem Art Association, and Linda’s aunt Stella was an Oregon Painter.
and just in case I thought I WAS Busy…check Stella’s calender…
We had some lunch…
I visited the home of delicious brownies…
The Hallie Ford Museum’s Member Appreciation evening afforded me a chance to revisit one of Blair Saxon-Hill’s pieces on view in the still life show…
We went to Portland for a family dinner
which brought together two of my three extraordinary brothers (who aren’t going to like being in this blog…but I don’t do it very often and they are SOOO terrific)…
Bruce showed us some of us amazing photographs from his sojourn in Paris this past summer…
and this morning I was drawing at Straub Center with some talented artists, including my neighbor Aislinn Adams who is working on a commission of botanical drawings for Silver Falls Park…
while I continued working on my post cards for the SAA “Art Market” coming November 4th…
played a ukulele (mercifully, no photos) and headed home down the quiet Sunday streets…
for some supper and a little mending…moths and I refuse to give up on this sewater which I love…
Time to turn in and rest up for SIDNEY DAY tomorrow!
oh bonnie, how i love your blog posts. myth making, moth mending, it’s all here. best subscription i have. always await next ‘on the way’ with eagerness and curiosity. can’t get better than that.
Your days seem full of things and people that are meaningful to you. That’s so nice to hear.
What lovely hydrangeas!!
Loved your busy day! Your post card is a beauty,wonderful talent Bonnie.
60 of these postcards will be available for purchase at SAA’s art Market…only $5 a pop for a tiny original treasure!
Thank you for sharing your very busy and interesting life that is your creation. I love your blogs.
Bonnie don’t use lostinportland email address for Jackie Johnson anymore. New email address is JKJwebFoot@gmail.com Please change another emails you send to me to this new email address thank You Jackie
diary of a wonderful day, bon!