Life in the Fast Lane

The blog has been left lacking. There is so much happening that I could write a book. But it is moving so fast that I haven't had time to draft a post. Our votes are cast and Ron Paul has withdrawn. I took time to email Senator Kay Bailey-Hutchison about my objection to outsourcing that Air Force Tanker to the French. I'm following John McCain's involvement in the Boeing loss of that contract. He's starting to really piss me off.

Those happenings; however, are far less exciting than all that is going on with my photography. I have two exhibits scheduled in May with the possibility of more. We've been busy making prints, matting and framing, and arranging displays. Thank God for Jane. She is wonderful with the arts and crafts and planning details.

And, I'm meeting with a gallery owner Saturday to discuss displaying my prints. There is a good possibility that she will sign on as my representative, selling my prints out of her gallery in Johnson City. I almost feel like I'm dreaming.

With all this happening, I am in hurry-up mode to get my website completed. A friend is helping me with that. It will link to my online galleries and the online representative that will print, mat and frame my prints. I can make only 8x10 and smaller prints. Imagekind, the online rep, can make prints on any type of paper or canvas up to 40x60. Plus, they will take care of the "arts and crafts" portion (printing, matting, framing) of the business as well as shipping and collecting the money. That allows more time for me to continue making photos ... and traveling. :-)

Speaking of travel, our grandson will be here for Easter. We trashed his bed. We're in hurry-up mode to find something for him to sleep on. We may just blow up the old air mattress. What the heck, he's young. LOL

I'm on break from the website development. Back to the grindstone. More
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