Multi-tasking St. Paul Katie made the rounds in Minneapolis today. First she dropped off "3:10 to Yuma" and "Can't Remember by the Cohen Bros" at Shel and Kristi's. Brother Randy had forgotten them at our house while visiting last week. (Icks nay on both the DVDs. Didn't enjoy either one, and was grateful for the free viewing.) Then Katie continued on to Champps for the January meeting of the Ladies Who Lunch and the official delivery of the framed art you see above. This original art was created by a friend of Chuck and M'Liss and special to them, but alas, they were unable to find a suitable frame, so it spent most of its time under the bed in a bag. Stan, using his big basement chop saw and some moulding, whipped up a frame and mounted the art, so the work can now find a proper place in C & M's home. By the way, the art seems to be a modern version of a charging horse, but that's just an opinion by the frame maker. Art is. . .Monday, January 07, 2008
A horse in the parking lot at Champps
Multi-tasking St. Paul Katie made the rounds in Minneapolis today. First she dropped off "3:10 to Yuma" and "Can't Remember by the Cohen Bros" at Shel and Kristi's. Brother Randy had forgotten them at our house while visiting last week. (Icks nay on both the DVDs. Didn't enjoy either one, and was grateful for the free viewing.) Then Katie continued on to Champps for the January meeting of the Ladies Who Lunch and the official delivery of the framed art you see above. This original art was created by a friend of Chuck and M'Liss and special to them, but alas, they were unable to find a suitable frame, so it spent most of its time under the bed in a bag. Stan, using his big basement chop saw and some moulding, whipped up a frame and mounted the art, so the work can now find a proper place in C & M's home. By the way, the art seems to be a modern version of a charging horse, but that's just an opinion by the frame maker. Art is. . .