As the week came
round it was time to get to work and Martha took off for Dallas… yes Dallas
where the luck of the Irish was upon her as she flew on the day of the
tornados. Well, she flew as far as Sea Tac anyway. Nearly twenty-four hours
later she was finally off to Dallas.
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By Thursday I really needed a reprieve from taxes and I got one just in time before I lost my mind. Thankfully our friend and fellow board member at Two Rivers Gallery called and had me come down to docent at the gallery in the afternoon.
This gave me an opportunity to take some photos of the April show before First Friday. At the end of the day Jan Theriault came by and we had a cold one at the pub across the way. We were both interested in the ice ‘sculpture’ or so it seemed to be on the beer spigot. Enough so, that we both took pictures of it. I told him about having done a photo shoot in there a month or two ago.
Friday was of course First Friday, and true to form there
was a crisis of sorts at the gallery. One bank of gallery lights in the west
wing of the gallery had stopped working and it was up to me to check it out. So; first
thing in the morning, and gratefully so as I could then avoid getting back to
those pesky taxes a bit longer, I went on over to the gallery to work on the
lights. But, alas the junction box was fried and a new one had to be ordered.
While in town I made a point of changing out the large photo
I have had over at Amanda’s Books for quite some time. I have been meaning to
change it out for months, but just haven’t had the time. It was good visiting
with Bob who is Amanda’s dad and co-owner of the book store. I got the new
photo in and took a few pics of the place as it has changed quite a bit since
the last time I was there.
I haven’t been in to see some of the other art in town and
knowing I might not come back out for First Friday on Good Friday, I went
around and got some pics of the work at the Robert Graves Gallery at the Wenatchee
Valley College and out to the Cashmere Arts and Activities Center in Cashmere
and back in town to get pics of the shows at Café Mela, Lemolo’s and 4South. It
was an interesting coincidence that both 4South and CAAC are each featuring
photographers presenting photos of Europe. But m ore of these works for my other blog Arts in the Valley and Beyond in the Wenatchee World Online. Enough for now.
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