So much to do, so little time.
Sunday, September 28, 2008
sans blabla inutile
I came across this phrase just a while ago on a French classical radio website I listen to, and I roared. What a wonderful phrase!! The problem is that most everything that surrounds us -- tv, radio - whatever - is full of blabla inutile. This is why I don't listen to commercial stations or watch tv...although I watched part of Friday's debate which did,indeed, have its share of blabla.
Spent the afternoon getting ready for next Sunday's Open Studios at 66 Franklin St. I have a few textiles up on the wall but decided to hang some monotypes: oil on paper printed on a press. Tonight, I pulled more of my leaf series out and tomorrow I need to mat and frame them. Here are a few -- you can see them really well if you click on the pix to enlarge. Most will be $125 matted & framed and $95 unframed.
So much to do, so little time.
So much to do, so little time.
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Blabla inutile! How great a phrase. Reminds me of a Mexico City singer, Pacita, who in most of her heart-wrenching ballads throws in a "hombre inutil" cry at some appropriate moment.
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