this shoot was incredibly enlivening amidst a drab february month.
before we began i told kristina and jeff “i’m feeling juicy with art and i’m excited to see what will come out”…and indeed i am happy with what resulted.
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my kids. alanna 6 years and ava 2 1/2 years.
many of you have probably already heard, but if you have not…on monday morning i was jolted to the unpleasant news from my alarm company that there was a break in at my studio.
yup. bona fide victim of a robbery.
the thieves busted through my glass door and casually walked out with my IMAC desktop computer. i know this because the crime was caught on video surveillance. the video shows a white dodge truck/suv (probably a dodge dakota with shell) and on the side doors it has a dark diagonal pin stripe that runs from the front hub to the back window. the truck parked brazenly in front of my studio at 8am and the front passenger broke in. police are analyzing the video to obtain plates. if you are in the utah area and you see anything close to the matching description of this vehicle, please try and get plates and inform me.
so why the shack? i truly believe any actions we do in this life will determine our living in the next. this is a principle i live by, and is the result of an honest life.
if the thieves continue to rob, cheat, lie, and steal (add who knows what else)…then all i can say is keep it up. you’re building yourselves a nice lovely piss hole for the eternities.
i just finished this mammoth of a novel by Cormac McCarthy.
it is definitely not a walk in the park and leaves one thinking many hours after the last page has been read. another allegory of the never ending war of the good, the common man, and an all-consuming evil that rings heavy inbetween the ears.
McCarthy just launched himself higher as my favorite novelist.
