August 2009
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I'm watching 20 Most Horrifying Hollywood Murders....
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The original book is quite scary…(Amityville)
My Mother worked at the Amityville Asylum when she was at college.
One of my favorite stories of hers… and there are a few to choose from.
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I should try to remember not to email in photos whilst eating anzac biscuits. Which are delicious, by the way. I sent the wrong image. And there’s not a damned thing I can do about it, until I get home. In other news, tumblr sent me some stickers for Mabel’s and my meet up. Which is nice.
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the one down in Brighton is very popular
– Portsmouth announces plans to create an Artist Quarter.
(except they seem to be looking at attracting commercial galleries- rather than actual artists.)
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I just had a lovely couple, Pauline and Raggs, come by the studio. Raggs asked me if the painting I’m working on is taking me ‘on a bit of a journey’. It’s safe to say it is. A journey as fraught and hopeless as the trip home last night.
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After the pub, at a very reasonable 11pm, we went to Victoria Station to get the train home.
Who knew that the 50 minute train journey would take us very very very slowly to Gatwick Airport, where it really is NO fun to hang out at midnight if you do not have a passport in your pocket, and that we would then get a train at 1.57am to the bus stop down the road for a long slow trip through...
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There I was feeling all smart and stuff that I had managed to actually put together my business card graphics and sent them off and been really graphic designery.
Until the file was too small.
It was sent in the wrong format.
The lovely person at the printing company has had to teach me how to do everything again.
Paint.Brushes…. so much simpler than Paint.Net.
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one of the reasons I love FIP fm so much:
It goes from Bai Kwong (whom I had never heard of before) to Mozart’s Figaro in one short breath.
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It’s the theme to Startrek now. Out of tune- and time- but that seems strangely appropriate.
There’s a tuba player and sousaphone player busking opposite the studio. They just played Europe’s ‘Its the Final Countdown’. It seemed to take a lot of puff.
I cannot wait to paint his shoes.
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