bones
after a series of typically hellish series of flights from Toronto through Ottawa to Iqaluit (why oh WHY is Air Canada so cavalier with its "rules" and standard practices???) we arrived, had a quick lunch and booted it over to the High School. THe ten students we worked with were immediately engaged, did exemplary work with the Lomograms and we gave them each a disposable camera with a series of prompts to shoot.
TOnight, after some food here at the B&B we went to the Frobisher Inn to trawl for art. Andy bought a narwahl made of stone from Cape Dorset. It flows. It has movement. Beautiful.
We came home by taxi, as usual (five bucks a person) and when we got out of the cab, I tripped over something in the snow.
"What's that?"
"I don't know. It looks like a jawbone."
"Ya...with teeth attached."
I seriously considered taking it inside but Myles and Andy Cheng convinced me that it was left over from a dog's dinner.
Yes. Well. It was dark out and I've been up since 3 a.m.
Sigh.
TOnight, after some food here at the B&B we went to the Frobisher Inn to trawl for art. Andy bought a narwahl made of stone from Cape Dorset. It flows. It has movement. Beautiful.
We came home by taxi, as usual (five bucks a person) and when we got out of the cab, I tripped over something in the snow.
"What's that?"
"I don't know. It looks like a jawbone."
"Ya...with teeth attached."
I seriously considered taking it inside but Myles and Andy Cheng convinced me that it was left over from a dog's dinner.
Yes. Well. It was dark out and I've been up since 3 a.m.
Sigh.