Gus Hernandez and Siddiqi Hansoti
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Kobo Daishi
The 9th century Buddhist priest Kobo Daishi encouraged his followers (henro) to complete a 906 mile pilgrimage to 88 shrines. This 'walk of life' was an opportunity for self-examination by confrontation with the unexpected and unknown.
Lake Powell-Wahweap Summer 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
RETRO-POST: anna and dad do Costa Rica March 2008
No sooner had Anna and our crew arrived that this "mercenary" attached himself to Anna...she was not at all amused. She put the ditch on him FAST..not her type I guess.
This is more the type...tall, afro, funny, and state-side, chad bringhurst
Anna building sand castles on an island beach with one of her European friends. She was busting a gut trying to avoid looking at him.
Can you spot the hermit crab that made a house out of a waterbottle pull-cap?
We were lucky to get home alive
Hammock at the eco-lodge
Grades
You will just have to believe me because I cannot find the stash........Almost all subjects were marked X satisfactory, however there were a few X needs improvement. I was like the star of the 5th grade...so I remember. Now 3rd grade was a different story....Mrs Miles was not nice...I don't thik she had much patience for Ty Esplin and me.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
Dixie High School Grades
GET READY......I am going to post my high school grades in response to Anna's posting of her grades just to prove a point...You can decide what the point is........it is too late tonight to retrieve the grades from the black hole in the cellar where they are kept secure. TOMORROW will be the day; the day of posting...hang on to your shorts my friends.........................................................
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Life drawing SUU March 2009
Last fall I decided that if I was going to get any art work done at all that I probably would need to be motivated. I cannot seem to do it on my own so I signed up for a life drawing class at Southern Utah University. The class was twice a week in the afternoons from 3 to 6 pm with a lab from 7-10pm on one night. I spent a lot of moolah on diesel fuel driving up and back 3 times a week...that's around 350 miles per week at $3 a gallon, my truck gets about 15 miles per gallon...you mathematicians calculate that for me. Anyhow, overall it was a productive and worthwhile experience.
I was very impressed with the quality of work form the students who really do not have the opportunity to draw from the figure much. The instructor ran a great class, was always there on time and the model was on time and ready to work.
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