“Nice Hobby you have” … or words to that effect … That was a response to an art display I shared yesterday in my hometown of Bathurst NB.
“But I work” was the response to my invitation to someone to participate in our Arts Festival that is taking place next May 2015 all along the southern coast of Chaleur Bay.
Have fun!”
Yes, if someone is going out to a comedy show or a party or a concert, maybe it is an acceptable comment to offer them.
But is it really the right thing to say to a artist who is going into the studio to work?
Is it a bit of an insult, or is this artist just too thin-skinned? And how is the artist to respond gracefully to such a comment?
What might be the response of a surgeon who is about to operate, a lawyer preparing to defend a courtcase, a policeman, a fireman, an accountant, a soldier, or any member of a dozen other professions? How would they react if someone flippantly told them to “have fun” in their place of work?
Just wondering …
Virtual garden
Virtual artist
Within the garden
A virtual bird
Artist and bird
They look
Each sees
One bright spot
On the horizon
I like this one too …
a poem?
A poem
For May
You don’t say
A poem
All right
A poem
But but but
What about
Maybe try
To write about
The ship
That never
Came in
You know the ship
That phantom
The ship
That flew
The false flag
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_flag
Was that a joke?
On monee no tickeee as the chinese laundryman said
If you can do FB you can do anything
So they say
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I am haunted by the infamous George Ryga. Well since I am the only person I know who has ever heard of George Ryga … That is why I call him infamous. You really don’t have to be a bad person to be infamous. All you need to be is not liked by your government. Continue reading
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