Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Fish out of water
And in that fish's belly is a blooming ruffled echeveria -- my newest favorite. What a beauty, both. And across the street, sits & sways the ocean. Many fish and none out of water unless someone fishing for dinner. That night the salmon from Half Moon Bay grilled to a perfect conversation. Meal as poem. Today, I'll visit the Strybing Arboretum in hopes of bringing home (purchased, of course) a ruffled escheveria. Coming full circle satisfies.
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One of my favorite paintings is the one he did of my mother, slipping out of her dress. it is in dark green and blue and marks the apex of his acrylic period.
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Get out a big steak to barbecue! My father has organized a farewell dinner. As we are finishing up he says, "You know, I get out there once in a while."
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