It's an hour drive to Hood River (give or take). It is a very scenic drive too, so I never mind the trip. Today there was a GALE, however, and it made me think of what it would like to be at sea.. Avast ho..is that land? Well, when I reached the Columbia Art Gallery (to turn in my art) I was greeted by a display of the most beautiful arty lamps in the outer gallery. The golden lights made a warm welcome...but then it was back into the GALE to drive home.
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>>There was a GALE...
It wasn't me!
Love your blog, you talented woman!
Cheers,
Brandy Gale
Wow! You were in that big black cloud I saw out to the east! Lucky you.
Hope the show is a good one with good sales and response for you (and the others, too).
Keep up the good HARD work. It shows!
Yikes!!!
What's that stuff on your windshield? I've lived in the desert too long...I forget what that stuff's called. If I had to use my wipers they're probably so dry-rotted by now that I wouldn't be able to see anything. Good luck on the upcoming show. -Don
no , our weather isn't interesting as yours . not in winter , and not even on the warm spring .
i would love to have now a little bit of this freezing exprerience .
now i am even more exited to see how your exhibition is . the works you're going to exhibit .
So good to get inside afterwards, with hot tea.
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