This last week

[london1967]

In the week that has passed since my last post:
- we got the tree in the back garden pruned
- we were invited out to dinner by Michael

Comments

[jeffurrynpl]

I love injera. I usually end up eating a ton without realizing it until it expands to fill my entire body cavity.

[london1967]

Well I don't like the texture... and the taste could be better...

[changeling72]

Seems like you've been having a good (and busy) time. I wondered why you hadn't been posting.

[london1967]

I often go through stages of posting almost every day and then other times of posting once a week or even less.

[bobalone]

Such a busy week you two have had. I have missed your posts, Franco. A good photo of Michael, and I also like the one of you and Adrian, together. The food does not appeal to me, but, then, I'm rather conventioanal in my tastes (culinary, at least).

I saw a large exhibition devoted to the work and life of Man Ray at the Centre Pompidou about 5 years ago; I wonder if this was the same one (do you know who curated it?). I especially like his short firms, and, of course, many of his photos are memorable. Perhaps because they so widely circulate now, they seem less shocking and/or revolutionary than they once did. But he was an innovator, certainly.

So is Adrian, dressed as Marie Curie. I would certainly stop and drop a penny in his pot if I saw him on a street corner, dressed like that. In Canada, we have our annual Daffodil Day around this time of year as well, but without mention of Marie Curie...let alone the appearance of Adrian. Tut tut.

[london1967]

Thank you Bob. I'm all for conventional food myself!

I'm afraid I don't know who curated the exhibition - I cannot find the information.

[mrdreamjeans]

I was driving on Monday when a fox ran across the road in front of us.

[london1967]

Are they common there too?

[mrdreamjeans]

I guess more than I thought. I just remember being surprised:) If it was Texas, it would have been a coyote.