I’m going to
visit Bruce late this afternoon and then go to Dianne’s for her birthday dinner
so I get most of the day here alone and that’s good. Tomorrow’s manageable too:
I go to Christine and Mark’s studios where I thrive in the good company of
fellow creators. Christine makes wigs for movies and plays — incredible,
hair-by-hair creations and her studio mate, Patrick, makes the most beautiful
clothes/costumes imaginable. He’s a master tailor and his work can evoke
emotions in me like a van Gogh.
Saturday will
be great: Either Dwight and I will go out and find a tree on which to mount the
defiant dress or he will bail and I will have the day to myself. Either are
welcome, however I treasure every moment with Dwight.
Monday the Summer Reading Week starts at the Arts Club. Sometime around July 21st
to 24th, I will hear if my script is to be included in their ReACT Series. This experience has taught
me how lovely it is to live with hope — the kind of hope that leads to pride, not
recovery.
Our July Wholester event yesterday was really
successful again. It was our fourth event; this time we decided to have a picnic
at Third Beach in Stanley Park. People brought lots of great food (but not me);
I had the picnic supplies and tablecloths. I was going to buy something at the
concession but there was plenty of delicious stuff to eat. It was really fun!
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