Weekend pleasures
Oct. 18th, 2003 12:01 pmI'm feeling unusually happy. Danny is here for the weekend. I took him to the monthly gay and lesbian dance at the old schoolhouse for the first time. It was a costume party for Hallowe'en. I don't have any gear, so he brought down some tacky lounge wear. He looked stunning in a green leisure suit, really. My shirt and pants clashed deliciously and I added my old cream-coloured fedora, which I haven't worn in years. Birgit asked me if I was Walt Whitman. Michelle said I looked like a rabbi on vacation in Lauderdale. I guess my beard is acquiring some personality.
Sylvie won the costume contest. She was Sappho. She wore a toga with an olive branch in her hair. That part was simple. But she had built and painted an elaborate "stone" pedestal out of cardboard. Fitting it around her waist, she looked like a sculpture bust. It was stunning. Her imagination never ceases to startle and inspire me.
Back home in bed around 2, tired, Danny and I just held each other, touching. I drifted on a haze of pleasure until we dozed off.
This morning, we woke gently, gradually rising to stratosfaction.
Today is the Guelph Studio Tour, which has lots to offer. Also, as far as I know, this weekend is the first Guelph International Film Festival, which looks promising. This is such an amazing little city. Martin and Daniel will drop by for a couple hours this afternoon. We'll take in a few artists together. Danny and I plan to see a couple films later on.
Sylvie won the costume contest. She was Sappho. She wore a toga with an olive branch in her hair. That part was simple. But she had built and painted an elaborate "stone" pedestal out of cardboard. Fitting it around her waist, she looked like a sculpture bust. It was stunning. Her imagination never ceases to startle and inspire me.
Back home in bed around 2, tired, Danny and I just held each other, touching. I drifted on a haze of pleasure until we dozed off.
This morning, we woke gently, gradually rising to stratosfaction.
Today is the Guelph Studio Tour, which has lots to offer. Also, as far as I know, this weekend is the first Guelph International Film Festival, which looks promising. This is such an amazing little city. Martin and Daniel will drop by for a couple hours this afternoon. We'll take in a few artists together. Danny and I plan to see a couple films later on.
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Date: 2003-10-18 09:28 am (UTC)What a wonderful word!
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Date: 2003-10-18 05:50 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2003-10-18 05:53 pm (UTC)A few years ago, a more inclusive group of artists started the Guelph Arts Festival on the same weekend, but it now runs several weeks earlier. I could probably get into it. All I need is enough framed work and a venue.
Frames, ugh!
Date: 2003-10-18 07:17 pm (UTC)Re: Frames, ugh!
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Date: 2003-10-18 11:35 am (UTC)sniff sniff sniff
Date: 2003-10-18 05:08 pm (UTC)big hugs to you Bill. I'm looking forward to seeing what you have created in the hallway upstairs! See you tomorrow night!
Danny
Re: sniff sniff sniff
Date: 2003-10-18 09:00 pm (UTC)I must confess though the vapours really *are* making me ill at this point.
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Date: 2003-10-18 07:01 pm (UTC)squeak, squeak!
Shimmer
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Date: 2003-10-18 08:58 pm (UTC)But I'll say no more - no need to burden you with an old woman's problems.
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