We're hoping we'll find Seattle in the grip of spring when we get there late Thursday. Doubt it, though. It's been in the 70s here on Cape Cod the past couple of days, but Seattle hangs in with 40s and cold. We'll survive.
Visiting our son Marcus and his wife Anastasia there in that great city on the coast. And I'll head to NCECA for three days of looking at and talking about clay. Looking forward to it.
Any bloggers or blog-readers who are going to be there, look me up.
Meantime, Alex will be equipping her dragon with its last two feet and then hoping it will dry slowly and evenly over the next couple of weeks.
Photos: A previous spring in Seattle's arboretum; our two young folks who have now been married ... ummm ... almost seven years?; and intern Alex's growing dragon, now sporting front legs.
7 comments:
Have a great trip Hollis. we had a great time up there with you.
wow wow wow!!! I love that dragon!!!!!
Have a good time in Seattle, isn't it great to see your kid?!
Thanks, guys. Michael, it was great being with you two at the workshop, and getting to know you both a bit. Keep an eye on the mails; you should be getting a CD of many photos from the workshop. I sent it out yesterday.
Yes, Tracey, the dragon is a piece of work. Two legs to go. I'm hoping it navigates the drying and firing process in one piece. And yes, it will be great to see the boy.
you guys are having all the fun! have a great time and don't worry about nothing,like me moving in your house while you are gone.
I've got dibs on the hottub...and the cats!
there's room enough for you and Meredith in the tub, Dan. And Mark, too, for that matter, but probably not the cats.
Hope you see some cherry blossoms this time, Hollis! Looking forward to your report on the conference. yo
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