10 August 2010
Birthday!
My 36th birthday started out with a hike at the arboretum with Katti and Berto. We ran into a man playing the saxophone under a tree. We sat and ate watermelon, listening to his playing for hours . . .
The evening of my birthday was a giant surprise of cupcakes and new Glee episodes with my neighbors Nate Larson and Roni Thomas. We had so much fun taking the above saying and switching around the letters to create new sayings ("art nerds" was a popular one). The more cocktails we had, the better the sayings became . . .
Throughout the week, I was given two wonderful dinners . . . A cook-out in Nashville with Dede and Dad. Another in Baltimore at a fabulous restaurant with Nora, Sarah, and Rob.
So much fun turning 36!
28 June 2010
Josh Lynch.
I grew up in Dallas, Texas. We lived in a neighborhood filled with lots of families, kids around the same age as my sister and me. It was perfect: swimming pools and bike rides during the spring and summertime, carpooling to school and sleepovers during the fall and winter.
My mother and father were very close to several families in the neighborhood, namely the Lynch's and the Wolfe's. All of the kids were friends and played well together. My dad played racquetball with the fathers and my mom hung out during the day, and on weekends without my dad, with the moms. We were all very close.
Midway through this perfection, though, lives shifted and everything changed. And, eventually the Lynch's moved to Delaware and the Wolfe's moved to California. While the moms all remained friends through my college years, the kids all went in different directions: growing up and growing apart.
Jacking around on facebook one day, I stumbled upon Heather and Josh Lynch. (Heather was my age in school, Josh was Kerry's age.) Josh mentioned something on his page about moving to York, PA for 6 weeks for a project he was working on, so I asked him if he wanted to come down to Baltimore for dinner. I never actually thought he would come to Baltimore, but I thought if he did, hanging out with him would be a fabulous break from my graduate work, which was beginning to make me crazy. He ended up coming down to Baltimore twice during his last week in York and we had a great time together . . . Now Josh and I are really close.
It's been such an amazing experience to reconnect with a childhood friend after 28 years.
See? Facebook isn't always a massive waste of time . . .
23 June 2010
21 June 2010
20 June 2010
Show # 2: The Whole Gallery at H & H . . .
This Way To A Horse Of A Different Color
Lindsey Bailey
2010
Vacation File #4: Parelli Crash Course!
I haven't been to the barn in a long time, but I got to visit the horse this time around!! My dad's wife, Dede, rides frequently and is currently training her horse using the Parelli method. It was very interesting to watch her maneuver the horse with minimal movement. Enjoy!
19 June 2010
New Blog, A Performance Themed in PLAY!
Check out my new blog featuring the artwork I will present as part of the upcoming MA Community Arts visual thesis presentation . . . Enjoy!
14 June 2010
Artwork Featured in 5 Upcoming Shows!
Baltimore ClayworksJune 5th through June 19th, 2010Opening: June 5th, 6 - 8pm
Sign Language
The Whole Gallery, H & H Building
June 17th through July 19th, 2010
Opening: June 17th, 7 - 9pm
Creative Alliance
June 25th through July 24th, 2010
Opening: June 25th, 7 - 10pm
Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts
July 15th through October 1st, 2010
Opening: July 15th, 6 - 8pm
Maryland Institute College of Art: Brown Building
July 15th through August 1st, 2010
Commencement and Reception: July 30th, 6 - 8pm
10 June 2010
Vacation File #2: Animals Around The Pond.
This is my dad's pond. He started on this project about a year and a half ago. It's grown to be quite an endeavor!! A variety of non-humans enjoy this cool spot . . .
One of about 6 frogs.
A lizard . . .
A turkey taking a sip.
And, of course, Kali. She never misses the feeding of the fish . . .
Vacation File #1: Filling Up Sink Holes . . .
Collecting rocks and tossing 'em in holes! Go Dad, Go!
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