I don’t have much to groan about today, so I’m just doing a photo blog of something hanging on the wall at Casa de la Flaming Bore--a print of a painting by Phil Epp, an artist from Newton. When Big Bore was working on the new hospital there a few years ago, he “discovered” Epps’s work in the rotunda. Flint Hills scenes and clouds seem to be his forte. Big Bore says this picture reminds him of his own life at the time we got back together--sort of a lost soul alone in a storm. Living with me is not always calm skies, that’s for sure, but at least "lost and lonely" are no longer in his vocabulary.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
OFF THE WALL
I don’t have much to groan about today, so I’m just doing a photo blog of something hanging on the wall at Casa de la Flaming Bore--a print of a painting by Phil Epp, an artist from Newton. When Big Bore was working on the new hospital there a few years ago, he “discovered” Epps’s work in the rotunda. Flint Hills scenes and clouds seem to be his forte. Big Bore says this picture reminds him of his own life at the time we got back together--sort of a lost soul alone in a storm. Living with me is not always calm skies, that’s for sure, but at least "lost and lonely" are no longer in his vocabulary.
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I love that painting. The flint hills are very much a work of art.
The book you mentioned on my blog sounds neat.
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